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Jef Aérosol: Bridging the Gap Between Ephemeral Street Art and Lasting Impact

Jul 22, 2024

8 minutes read

Jean-François Perroy, known as Jef Aérosol, is a renowned 67-year-old French stencil artist born in Nantes on January 15, 1957, who has significantly influenced urban art since the 1980s with his iconic works and contributions to the street art movement.

Paul Strand (October 16, 1890 – March 31, 1976) was an influential American photographer and filmmaker. He played a pivotal role, alongside notable modernist photographers such as Alfred Stieglitz and Edward Weston, in establishing photography as a recognized art form during the 20th century...

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Carolina Vis, movements and very fine lines

Aug 17, 2022

8 minutes read

For more than 40 years, Carolina Vis has been creating paintings, sculptures, concrete tables and much more, using materials in an adventurous way...

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Carlos Blanco Artero: my art and life are absolutely inseparable

Oct 17, 2023

8 minutes read

"In the end I have always said that painting is learned by painting. If you're lucky, you find a couple of teachers who mark you and know how to guide you well, respecting your peculiarities, but this is not easy at all..."

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Victor Manuel Ojeda Collado, motivation and feelings

Apr 12, 2023

8 minutes read

"I entered the "Eduardo Abela" Academy of Plastic Arts in San Antonio de los Baños, Artemisa province, Cuba, in 2005".

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Aurélia Cheret, inspiration comes from everywhere

May 31, 2023

8 minutes read

"I think it's always been part of my daily life. As a child, I saw my mother draw, paint. My sister was part of a photo club. My father-in-law is a drummer, my uncle a guitarist. For my part, I did dance."

Eliot Furness Porter, an American photographer, is renowned for his vibrant color photographs of nature. He was born on December 6, 1901, and passed away on November 2, 1990...

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Julia Kuzina, the art of telling what's important to me

May 24, 2023

8 minutes read

"I've loved drawing for as long as I can remember. I was good at it. I drew funny pictures of my friends, drew cartoons of teachers at school, drew posters, drew creative works for myself and friends. To my shame my textbooks and notebooks were always painted."

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Merche Moriana: I tend to be very attentive to everything that happens around me

Dec 24, 2024

9 minutes read

"When I was just 16 years old, I went to study photography in Málaga. I started studying analog photography, spending an entire year focused on taking and developing photographs with film..."

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Thia Path, art as a constantly evolving journey

Dec 11, 2021

9 minutes read

Thia Path, artist and architect, was indelibly marked by the artistic research of Mark Rothko, to such an extent that his works represent the fragments of a constantly evolving journey ...

Brueghel painted this painting to illustrate Flemish proverbs because the "images" that emerge are vivid and for many understandable: "Bumping your head against the walls" or "Being armed to the teeth" ....

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Bastien Bonhomme, attention to detail

Feb 4, 2023

10 minutes read

"I do not necessarily seek to differentiate myself from other artists, I seek to be myself and to do what I love. What characterizes my work is above all the attention to detail, to seek perfection in my opinion according to all the angles of the sculpture, the finesse of the lines, the textures, the little detail that changes everything"...

Katsushika Hokusai was an 18th and 19th-century Japanese artist, painter, and printmaker, born in 1760 and died in 1849. He is best known for his ukiyo-e prints, a genre of Japanese art that depicts scenes of daily life, landscapes, and characters.

Robert Frank, a Swiss photographer and documentary filmmaker, achieved American citizenship and is known for his remarkable contributions to the field...

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The Revenge of Women in Abstract Art: 10 Artists to Discover

Oct 8, 2024

13 minutes read

Abstract art is often associated with great male masters like Pollock, Kandinsky, and Mondrian, but women artists have also made revolutionary contributions, despite being less well-known. This exploration finally brings to light some of the most important female figures in the movement...

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4 Women Artists Overshadowed by their Husband's Fame

Apr 30, 2021

13 minutes read

Unjustly relegated to the rank of simple muses, accomplices or impresarios, these artists' wives were above all artists. Today, we highlight four women who were arbitrarily forgotten for several decades, by fear or contempt.

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Yannick Aaron: everyone is born as an Artist

Jan 6, 2024

15 minutes read

"I think that everyone comes into the world as an Artist, as soon as we have it, the opportunity, we start to construct, and to deconstruct, it's the same process."...

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Marlène Dumas: Portraits That Reveal Emotional States

Nov 12, 2024

15 minutes read

Marlene Dumas, born in 1953 in Cape Town, South Africa, grew up amid apartheid, deeply aware of social divides. She moved to the Netherlands in 1976, studying at Ateliers 63, where she found her creative voice despite initial isolation...

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Chicano Treasures: Cheech Marin's Passionate Collection

Aug 8, 2023

17 minutes read

Cheech Marin's passionate collection of Chicano art has been exhibited in major exhibitions and published in various books. Its collection, rich in more than 700 works, represents the largest collection of Chicano art in private or public hands.

Edward Henry Weston (1886-1958) , an American photographer of the 20th century, is often hailed as a pioneering and influential figure in the field...

A popular pictorial format of the Renaissance

Art History

Apr 5, 2023

9 minutes read

Certainly, within the immense breadth of the narrative of art history, works of rectangular or square format stand out in popularity and recurrence, which have often overshadowed the less common round or, even other shaped media.

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Stanislav Bojankov, art as an intimate and intuitive personal journey

Jan 5, 2022

5 minutes read

The art of the Bulgarian painter Stanislav Bojankov, inspired by nature, human relations, culture, history and the different forms of artistic communication, aims to express an intimate and personal vital path...

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Jean Turco, the art of sharing pleasure

Sep 7, 2022

8 minutes read

Jean Turco's idea has always been to share the pleasure he felt in seeing one or other of the things that present themselves to our gaze, either as they really are when the light puts them in value, either in the way I see them, to take them out of context to make images that illustrate an idea, a smile or a message to a muse, a friend, a collector or a simple stranger...

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Sophie Delpy, art that reflects on differences and inequalities in the world

Feb 7, 2022

3 minutes read

Sophie Delpy is a self-taught artist who has found her own artistic path, creating a very personal work that combines strength, humanity and questioning....

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Madeline Berger, the choice of watercolor

Jan 25, 2023

3 minutes read

"My first paintings were painted in acrylic, but I didn't like the plastic and opaque aspect. The choice of watercolor came later"....

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Evelyn La Starza: painting is a necessity

Jun 25, 2024

5 minutes read

"I studied art history in school but as an artist I am completely self-taught, I started experimenting with materials and techniques at a young age."...

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Thomas Brémaud (La Pointe): the wire-to-point technique

Jun 18, 2024

4 minutes read

"My artistic journey began with the wire-to-point technique, exploring my imagination and my thirst for escape. Over time, my daring creativity led me to face the canvas, revealing a remarkable artistic evolution." ..

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Carole Carpier, I grew up surrounded by artists

Sep 30, 2023

5 minutes read

"Since my youngest age, I have grown up surrounded by amateur artists: photographers, sculptors, painters, musicians, actors."...

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Nicky Chiarello, Motoring art

Jan 29, 2022

3 minutes read

Nicky Chiarello's art comes from the possibility of transforming cars into an object of art, through the use of intense colors, which highlight the brightness and reflections of the bodywork...

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Aéro: airbrush and charcoal

Feb 22, 2023

3 minutes read

"When I work on a portrait, my inspiration comes first of all from the photographer's photos with the poses, the contrasts and the lights that the subject brings, then it comes naturally".

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Harold Ancart: Architectural Abstraction in Nature

Oct 8, 2024

5 minutes read

Explore Harold Ancart's unique blend of abstraction, landscapes, vibrant colors, minimalism, and architecture. Discover how he transforms nature into striking contemporary art.

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Ani Ayrapetian, inspiration coming from God

Apr 23, 2022

3 minutes read

Ani Ayrapetian's painting is inspired by God and aims to create works with warm colors that bring joy and light into the world...

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Oleg Grachev, collages' irony

Jan 26, 2022

3 minutes read

The ironic and paradoxical collages of Oleg Grachev are intended to show the dynamism, beauty, unexpectedness and elegance of the world...

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Sylvie Julkowski-Egard, the love of portraits

Nov 30, 2022

8 minutes read

Sylvie Julkowski-Egard took oil painting lessons from 2006 to 2009. She then began to exhibit in her region, then in Paris (Salon des Artistes Français at the Grand Palais, Salon des Peintres du Marais, Salon d'Automne )...

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Josh grew up too fast !

May 8, 2020

2 minutes read

Josh has grown up. You may not have noticed, but he has. This morning at breakfast, he said he was sick of his "baby" bed, his teddy bear and balloon decor. It's a shock. It's time to remove the wall paper and start painting his bedroom.

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Nemanja Nikolic: my creative process is highly intuitive

Oct 1, 2024

5 minutes read

"I have always been drawn to visuals, and early on, I knew I wanted to communicate through art. Growing up, I was fascinated by how simple, often overlooked things like an old wall or flaking paint could tell a story. These experiences helped me realize that art was my way of expressing emotion and capturing moments..."

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