Chiharu Shiota is a Japanese contemporary artist who is based in Berlin, Germany. She is known for her immersive installations. She took credit to her personal experiences as inspiration to create artworks exploring relationships between the body, memory, life, and death. 28 November 2018 to 19 January 2019 | Blain Southern, London Me Somewhere
There are many artists around the world showing their creative talent through different medium such as painting, drawing, sculpture making, installation, mixed media and etc. With an aim to share our discovery of living artists who are either famous or arising for your inspiration in different lifestyle matter. In the first season of 2021, we
Waiting for the UFOs by Polly Apfelbaum (a space set between a landscape & a bunch of flowers) Documented on 2 October 2018 | Ikon Gallery Birmingham Polly Apfelbaum, an American contemporary visual artist who was born in 1955 and she has defined colourful artworks and especially known for drawings, sculptures, and fabric floor pieces.
Traditional gallery Most visitors go to national galleries or the main galleries for embracing “artistic” and for some to sound “cooler” on associating the art world or to have seen artworks by famous artists. Although some of the visitors are not that “artsy” in heart, they must have known some of the artists’ names as
Whether we prefer modern or contemporary art, it is fair to say that we can’t compare these two terms signified their art era because they are charming in their own way. However, innovation and creative matter of different media are something share in contemporary art, more carefree on art-making to re-present the art of creativity
Based on the definition of Figurative art on the Tate Modern website, it is “a form of modern art that retains strong references to the real world and particularly to the human figure”, ” it can be seen as distinct from modern realism and post-impressionism.” Artist Mr. Eric Thor Sandberg is featured in the October
Based on the definition of Abstract art on the Tate website, it is a form of art that does not attempt to represent an accurate depiction of a visual reality but instead uses shapes, colors, forms, and gestural marks to achieve its effect. Artist Ms. Juliana Do is featured in the September issue, who bases
The exhibition covers works of paintings, sculptures, installation art, video installation, photography or mixed media by multiple artists using different materials such as found objects, papers, cardboards, clay, wood, wire, metal, concrete, acrylic, marker, watercolor, ink, crayon, and the use of camera and video camera, and to achieve a different style of works including conceptual