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 THE AUTO-ETHNOGRAPHIC FASHION DESIGN OF YAYI CHEN
Yayi Chen believes fashion is a way of applying art onto the human body, ultimately becoming a medium of self-reflection. For Yayi, this self-reflection extends beyond herself, back in time to her ancestral lineage, into the spaces she and her family have occupied as well as the history of the east and the west and how they are made manifest and complicated in bodies, work and lives like hers. Yayi’s work specifically focuses on the identity of Chinese immigrant women.
Her designs include lace bodysuits and translucent knitted textiles...
Contemporary Creative Practice Magazine
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"Through the act of painting, I find my voice and make comment on our world and current events. Racism. Walls. Refugees. Migration. Displacement. And then, there’s hope. Hope often exists, however fragile, among individuals, families, and communities with limited opportunities....What sustains hope? Where does it end?" - Jeanne Golightly
The first CollexArt Purchase Award was given to Jeanne Golightly for her works titled Long They Wait, Hope Series No. 17 and In Honor, Hope Series No.16. Both paintings are now part of the CollexArt...
CollexArt
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We against Corona- A global Fight against Covid19
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Bundelkhand Art Society
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Bundelkhand Art society Jhansi launched its Online Art Gallery (www.onlineartgallery.in). Inaugurating the website of Online Art Gallery, Society hosted an Online Art Exhibition for its members & some invitee artists. The Inaugural Online Art Exhibition was opened to preview on 20 May 2020.
Inaugural Online Art Exhibition
Bundelkhand Art Society launched its Online Art Gallery’s website (www.onlineartgallery.in). The Society started its online art Gallery with Inaugural Online Art Exhibition-2020. This exhibition was for the registered members of society. Some international and...
Bundelkhand Art Society
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Taggart Times 7, curated by Director of Contemporary Art Paul Efstathiou, features work by seven gallery artists who share distinct but complementary approaches to form and color. The artists included are William Buchina, Leah Guadagnoli, André Hemer, Kenichi Hoshine, John Knuth, Dana James, and Knox Martin. The physical exhibition (by appointment only) will be accompanied by an online exhibition at the Hollis Taggart website. Additionally, Paul Efstathiou will host a virtual tour of the exhibition at Hollis Taggart's Instagram Live on Friday, May 29th at 5pm.
William Buchina works...
Hollis Taggart
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Since moving to New York City and completing her BFA in Directing and Playwriting from the New School, Federica Borlenghi has dedicated her attention to the development of new plays. She is particularly interested in “work that includes multiple performative elements - such as music, dance and technology - and stories that investigate language, similarities and differences between cultures and the way that traumas influence and impact personality and relationships.” Federica is a Rising Sun Performance Company ensemble member, as well as a production consultant for Italytime’s Cultural...
Contemporary Creative Practice Magazine
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Is what you see all that there is? Can an image in which fingers move and cups empty count as a picture or as a movie or as something eerie and in between? Do the ghosts of movement drawn in thin lines or superimposed onto still backgrounds speak more to the reality of a place than that of someone shown in a single action? These are some of the many enthralling questions the viewer is allowed to answer and engage with when looking at the work of Ana Paula Tizzi. Her work is heavily based on Street Photography and Documentary Photography, in which she tends to capture the purest human behavior...
Contemporary Creative Practice Magazine
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Born in Taiwan, I-Lun Huang has been making art since the age of three, when her mother signed her up for dance, piano and painting classes. By age five, I-Lun had decided that for her there was no life but the artist’s life and has built towards the goal of being a full time artist ever since. I-Lun describes how “Art is my way of expression and communication. What I can’t say in words or write on paper about our society, about the environment, about my family and myself, I transform into art, photographs and multi-media visuals.” I-Lun’s work, delicate and minimalist and sparse, speaks...
Contemporary Creative Practice Magazine
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THE HUMAN IMPRESSION
Virtual Exhibit | May 1st- June 11th, 2020
Humans Of The Earth Gallery is proud to present Andrew Ciminelli’s solo exhibit “The Human Expression”.
Ciminelli’s sculptural works are notable for their experimental tactile nature, and their perfect detailed finish evidently bears witness to his impeccable craftsmanship. By focusing on techniques and materials, Ciminelli wants to amplify the astonishment of the spectator by creating compositions or settings that generate tranquil poetic images that leave traces and balances on the edge of recognition and alienation...
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Following the hugely successful launch and the complete sell-out of their initial share offering, digital art investments platform, ARTCELS, today announces they will release 400 additional shares, amid plans to create bespoke virtual art experiences that allow shareholders enjoy their art assets from the safety of their homes.
ARTCELS opened to much fanfare in London at 'XXI', the first ever asset-based contemporary art exhibition, which featured rare and unseen works by blue-chip artists like Kaws, Damien Hirst, Retna, Jeff...
HOFA Gallery
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Why "This is the end"!?
Suzana Varvarica Kuka
One thinks through history that art is a reflection of life. Over the years and many successive developments, the artist has increased his prestige, even when provoking at the time, as well as provoking in modern lives through different media and images, to what we simply call real. Necessarily and naturally, getting to know the artist as an individual is a fundamental process. With his work he brings the reality of his art, which approaches the reflection of his sensory life. American critic Clement Greenberg points out that "The reality of...
Gallery70
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In the universe of Ergys Zhabjaku
A photo exhibition in 'Gallery' 70 which brings an unknown dimension of the artist, a slightly unique but also personal perspective that presents the beginning and the end within an aquarium called Life ...
Black and white has always been his strong side, but this time the photographer brings a completely original concept, life on its two ends, birth and death, all in a universe created by Ergys Zhabjaku, inside an aquarium, where one can clearly to see a parallel world. The exhibition comes in "Gallery' 70" and presents another dimension of the...
Gallery70
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