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Gerhard Richter Painting Film Review
16, May 2012Film Review: Gerhard Richter Painting
By Lorette C. Luzajic
The film was boring, moving at a snail’s pace, and devoid of the kind of crazy scandals of excess or intrigue that make art documentaries interesting. Legendary artist Gerhard Richter, while gracious and polite enough, was a reluctant subject for scrutiny. There were no salient revelations about the [...]
- In: Art|Film|Movie Reviews
- Tags: Art, Film, Gerhard Richter Painting, movies, review
Brooklyn Street Art: RRobots in Willamsburg
14, May 2012Happened upon this epic piece of street art signed RRobots in Williamsburg, Brooklyn over the weekend. Completely enamoured, we took shots from every angle, plus a few close-ups.
- In: Art|Urban Street Art
- Tags: brooklyn, stencil art, street art, williamsburg
Art News: Mia Araujo “Into the Woods Exhibit”
3, May 2012Artist Mia Araujo will present her first solo exhibit at the Corey Helford Gallery, titled “Into the Woods” on May 13, 2012 in Los Angeles.
Using the entire collection of one person’s photographs from Facebook as a starting point, John Rainey, a student at the Royal College of Art, used Perspex and Z Corp Rapid Prototyping to make interpretive composite 3D print sculptures. For those who don’t know, a Rapid Prototyping printer is a high-definition 3D printer and rapid prototyping machine [...]
Mariell Amélie – Forget Me Not Exhibition
20, Apr 2012Opening April 25, 2012 is Mariell Amélie’s exhibition “Forget Me Not – Forglem Meg Ei ” at the Notting Hill Arts Club, featuring dream like portraits of self-reflective moments of solitude made visible through the choice of location, clothing and pose. Here are some samples of her work…
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Traditional Greek Illustrations by Dimitra Tzanos
20, Apr 2012These colorful illustrations for a book about Greek customs and traditions from Art Source Publishing, were created by talented illustrator Dimitra Tzanos.
- In: Illustrations
- Tags: Art, dimitaz tzanos, drawings, greek, illustrations, traditional greece
Reflecting on Abstract Art
29, Mar 2012Reflecting on Abstract Art
by Lorette C. Luzajic
It’s a question that has vexed me for decades now, but I’ve come to I accept it won’t be answered. If you are an artist or an art aficionado, it has probably plagued you, too: “Why am I profoundly drawn to some works of abstract art, and not at [...]
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