Art possesses an extraordinary ability to not only transform physical spaces but also profoundly alter the very essence of our lives. The recent exhibition of Ruth Asawa, titled “Doing is Living,” serves as a striking reminder of this transformative potential. Asawa, a celebrated American modernist sculptor and painter, is renowned for her intricate, organic forms
When someone or something tugs at our heartstrings, that is the moment we feel inspired. Often creatives see art as a medium to share their sensitivity, or to get their emotions out in the style of works that is intimate yet subtle. Creative people are usually the sensitive ones, and there are myths about artists
How much courage does a marketing expert have to change the job role to pursue art? In fact, this is a life topic we need to think of whether our career path is serving our well-being and providing meaning to our life. Marjanka Jonkers used to work professionally in the marketing field for many years.
When aesthetic ideas overtake your work mean, it is time to break through the normal job routine. Take bold action to test out your creative idea, allow time to refine it, and master the skills to deliver the best version of your artwork. Understand quality is always needed quantity. Re-think what brings your life alive
As we grow older, we have learned to put down most of the things signified as childish. Children’s toys become something nostalgic that stays in our memories. Maturity is somewhat the society celebrating life being grown-ups. The grown-ups may have put their dreams aside and taken on social responsibility to do life busy. We forget
Nock nock art, the “nock” sounds similar to the catchy sound of “knock” when people knock on the door. To kick start the art event with a minimal and aesthetic interior design or mixed media installation kind of situation by entering red lights and a few curtains suspending. There are different forms of art involving
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
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.
