With the title What was, what is, what could be, the Martín de Vidales Gallery presents at the 14th edition of the JUSTMAD 2023 fair an exhibition project curated by Leo Casas Vicente, with the work of artists who reflect through their work on the past , present and future. The artists focus on three states: on previous experiences, on the memory of those experiences, and on what we think could be an end to something that is not closed and that can be redrawn and reassigned a meaning.
20 Most Influential Female Artists in Art History
With the onset of the Women's Movement in the 1960s, more and more female artists began to receive the recognition they deserved. Today, art history is being reexamined and artists who have fallen by the wayside are now being included and rewarded for their contributions to the evolution of art.
We've compiled a list of what we believe are some of the most important female artists past and present.
We've compiled a list of what we believe are some of the most important female artists past and present.
What was the brutalism movement? How did it come about?
The brutalist movement, which emerged in the middle of the 20th century, emerges as a unique architectural expression, challenging aesthetic conventions and proposing a raw and functional approach to design. Find out more here.
5 Iconic Artwork by the artist Vhils
Vhils grew up in Seixal, an industrialized suburb across the river from Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, and was profoundly influenced by the transformations brought about by the intense urban development the country underwent in the 1980s and 1990s.Alexandre Farto was particularly inspired by the way city walls absorb the social and historical changes taking place around them. Discover five iconic works of art from Vhils.
Anish Kapoor is a British-Indian artist known for his monumental sculptures and public installations. Some of his best known works include the "Cloud Gate" sculpture in Chicago, also known as "The Bean", and the "ArcelorMittal Orbit" in London, built for the 2012 Summer Olympics. Learn more about Asinh Kapoor in this article .
The art world is always in constant motion, with new exhibitions and shows opening every month. March is a month especially anticipated by art lovers, as many galleries and museums present new exhibitions. In this article, we are going to highlight five exhibitions that you cannot miss this month. Each of these exhibitions presents a unique and exciting approach to art, bringing different perspectives and ideas that promise to engage and inspire visitors. From sculptures to paintings, there is something for every taste and preference. Get ready to fall in love with art and discover what the March exhibitions have to offer!
Killa Was Here has concentrated most of his work around themes such as love and death. Each painting tells a story about the artist, his personal life or some external factor that somehow touched and inspired the artist. know more about Killa Was Here in this interview.
The Kinetic Art movement was characterized by experimentation with movement and visual perception, and often incorporated technology into its works. The first exhibition of kinetic art was held in 1955 at the Denise René Gallery in Paris, which became a focal point for kinetic artists.
Carmen Gal Orendain, better known as Menchu Gal, was a Spanish painter from the Basque Country, who became known for her works, landscapes and portraits, full of vivid colors. In 1959, she became the first woman to receive Spain's National Painting Prize. Menchu Gal was essential for the renewal of post-war Spanish painting and, valued and recognized, since his youth, in the difficult world of painting.
'Decolonization and decarbonisation' are themes on which the 18th International Architecture Exhibition - Venice Biennale is structured, taking place from May 20th to November 26th, with Africa as its epicenter and 'The Laboratory of the Future' as its motto.
Since the beginning of his career in the 1960s, he has referred to his work as drawing rather than sculpture, emphasizing the diminutive scale and idea-based nature of his practice. Though most of Richard Tuttle's prolific artistic output took the form of three-dimensional objects.
An exemplary canvas by American artist Robert Colescott was acquired by the Art Bridges Foundation for $4.5 million at Bonham's Los Angeles on Friday. Learn more here.
A sculpture by American artist Jeff Koons, valued at around $42,000 [39,000 euros], was literally in pieces after an accident at a private event at an art gallery in Miami, in the United States of America (USA).
The Municipality of Bragança, through the Contemporary Art Center Graça Morais, opens today, February 16, at 6 pm, two exhibitions: “Tribute to António Mega Ferreira - Linhas da Terra/Os Olhos Azuis do Mar” and “Graça Morais. The Rituals of Silence”. Learn more here.
The Pompidou Center in Paris announced that it had purchased eighteen NFTs from thirteen renowned artists. Learn more here.
Just days after opening to the public, the long-awaited Vermeer exhibition at the Rijksmuseum is already sold out. 200,000 tickets have already been sold before the exhibition opens, and social media users are harshly critical of the institution, calling the situation "disappointing" with many saying the site has been down all weekend, preventing them from even even booking tickets. Learn more here.
Banksy's surprising Valentine's Day mural exposes domestic violence as a grim reality ignored on the most romantic day of the year. The anonymous artist's new work surfaced overnight in Margate. Banksy unveiled a new mural highlighting the fight against domestic violence on Valentine's Day morning, drawing applause from fans across the world who praised the artist for not forgetting the reality of abuse on this supposedly romantic day.