The Renzo Piano Building Workshop (RPBW) : international architectural practice in Paris, Genova and New York City The Workshop is led by 14 partners, including founder and Pritzker Prize laureate, architect Renzo Piano. The company permanently employs nearly 130 people. Around 90 architects are from all around the world, each selected […]
Renzo Piano Building Workshop (RPBW) : Paris, Genova and New York City
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Nilufer Yildirim, figure of the abstract expressionist contemporary movement in Istanbul
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Nilufer Yildirim questioning our connections to the past and present Nilufer Yildirim is an artist from Turkey, a young talent who already became a figure of the abstract expressionist contemporary movement in Istanbul and known for her unique style of drip painting. In this interview Nilufer explains us how she translates her […]
Ardhy Massamba : “My art is innate I have it in my blood”
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Interview with Ardhy Massamba Ardhy Massamba is a very young painter born and raised in Congo. He developed a portrait paintings for economic reasons but beyond that, his talent is a gift recognized by all. Where in the Congo did you grow up? I was born and I grew up in […]
Nadine Kanso “What If”… Beirut would have developed into without the war?
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Nadine Kanso “Far and Away” 2014, black and white silver gelatin print (29x39cm), Image Copyright to the Artist and Courtesy of Cuadro Gallery Nadine Kanso “What if”, what would Beirut have developed into without the war? Nadine Kanso last art photography project presents images of Beirut shoot from the […]
“Innocents”, MOBY art photography, now presented by Emmanuel Fremin Gallery
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“Innocents”, MOBY art photography, now presented by Emmanuel Fremin Gallery Downtown Fair-May 8-11 2014 Richard Melville Hall, better known under his artist name Moby, born in 1965 in Harlem (New York), had an uncle photographer who made him familiar with this media that he started to practice at 10 […]
Vision of cities landscapes changing : “Urban Reflection” a relevant exhibition at Cuadro Gallery.
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Vikram Divecha, Facade series, 2014 Vision of cities landscapes changing : “Urban Reflection” a relevant exhibition at Cuadro Gallery 29 April – 17 May, 2014 Cuadro Gallery presents “Urban Reflections”, a photography exhibition that shows the vision of three international artists observing and cataloguing our changing urban landscapes. Zeinab Al […]
Palazzo Grassi : “Illusion of light”, a fundamental experience of art.
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“Illusion of light”, curated by Caroline Bourgeois, Palazzo Grassi until 12/31/2014 The exhibition “Illusion of light” explore the physical aesthetic, symbolic, philosophical and political stakes of an essential dimension of human experience that also been, (since at least) the Renaissance, a fundamental experience of art : light. It is the light that makes the invisible dimension […]
Leo Villareal : Illuminated displays created by LED lights & computer programming
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LEO VILLAREAL Artist and Lighting Designer, combines LED lights with encoded computer programming to create illuminated displays. Leo Villareal received a BA in sculpture from Yale University in 1990, and a graduate degree from NYU Tisch School of the Arts, Interactive Telecommunications Program. Recent exhibitions include, a survey show organized by the San […]
WORLD WIDE ART Los Angeles : Ambitious Environmental & Social Equality project through Art Market
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Art is the expression of human intelligence around the world regardless of country or culture. Even if the ideas that emerge are different, they are all united by the desire to advance the global society by making them aware of the world in which they live. The draft World Wide WORLD WIDE ART Los Angeles […]
Cuadro Gallery presents Khalid Al Banna & Noor Al Suwaidi
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Minimalism 02, From the series Black and White, Khalid Al Banna, 2004. Image copyright to the artist and courtesy of Cuadro gallery Cuadro Gallery opens a joint exhibition of Emirati Art Khalid Al Banna & Noor Al Suwaidi Openning 9 april 2014 Cuadro Gallery opens an joint exhibition of […]
V&A museum : tribute to the “Glamour of Italian Fashion”
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V&A museum : tribute to the “Glamour of Italian Fashion” 1945 – 2014 5 April to 27 July 2014 The V&A museum in London dedicated a part of his collection to design, opens this month a new exhibition about the fashion industry with an impressive collection of models of the greatest creators Italians […]
The notion of the Chinese Dream : “Chocolate Beauty” presented by Phil Akashi
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Phil Akashi presented the Chocolate Beauty series in Shanghai For his first solo show in Shanghai, Phil Akashi presented the Chocolate Beauty series where he lets himself be inspired and questioned by the popular notion of the Chinese Dream. To escape his comfort zone, the artist selected emblematic locations in Shanghai, symbolizing the impressive pace […]
Antoine Rose, the achievement of a challenge
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Antoine Rose, The achievement of a challenge Born in Belgium, Antoine Rose became interested early in photography, at the age of 8 years. He then passion for shooting landscapes during his travels around the world, from Africa, America, or Middle East. Having the opportunity to work as an official photographer of the Kitesurfing World Cup […]
Sebastien Layral, participatory research in contemporary painting
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Sébastien Layral Sébastien Layral was born in Rodez in France in 1972 and following his education at the Fine Art School in Toulouse. After graduation, he worked in a specialized center for autistic children for two years that he set up a workshop and preparing an exhibition with their own productions, an event that […]
Christophe Pouget Assemblies of time and life passing
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Christophe Pouget Assemblies of time and life passing Christophe Pouget is a french photographer who lives and works in Lyon city, France. His work research is concerning the capture of the time passing while catching the beauty of daily life. His travels, his meetings, his wanderings in different places and countries are the backgroung on […]
RICHARD MOSSE “The Enclave”
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RICHARD MOSSE “The Enclave” Photographer and filmmaker Richard Mosse focuses on war-torn regions, capturing the effects of conflict on landscapes and people in lush, cinematic images. Mosse situates his practice between documentary journalism and contemporary art practice, explaining that he seeks to represent the unrepresentable in order to “help us begin to describe, and […]
Emmanuel Fremin Gallery presents Christophe Pouget “As Time goes by”
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Emmanuel Fremin Gallery presents the first New York solo show for Christophe Pouget. Born in Saint-Etienne, Christophe Pouget is a French artist, who currently lives and works in Lyon, France, where he has his own studio of graphic design “Mine de Rien” since 1995. He had previously worked in Paris for the famous […]
Comfortable modernity, Anastasia Architects, Brasil
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Anastasia Architects Belo Horizonte Brasil The office Anastasia Arquitetos was founded in 2001 by architects Johanna Anastasia Cardoso and Tomas Anastasia Rebelo Horta. Since then acts in various types of architectural design, including residential, commercial, offices, buildings and industries. Johanna Anastasia Cardoso She graduated in 1996 by PUC – Pontificia Univesidade Catolica. […]
Shadi Ghadirian, status of women, censorship, religion, modernity.
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Shadi Ghadirian, Iran Shadi Ghadirian is an artist photographer born in 1974 in Tehran, Iran, where actually she continues to live and work. Shadi Ghadirian studied photography at Azad University Tehran and after having finished her B. A., she began her professional career as independant photographer and start to work on, as she said “quite by accident”, […]