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Rob Pruitt: A Visionary Post-Conceptual American Artist

Nov 12, 2024

8 minutes read

Rob Pruitt (born 1963/1964) is an American post-conceptual artist known for his diverse work in painting, installation, and sculpture, without a single defined style or medium. He describes his art as highly personal and autobiographical. Pruitt has exhibited widely in New York and internationally, with a mid-career retrospective at the Aspen Art Museum in 2013...

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Digital art: the art of the third millennium?

Mar 28, 2017

3 minutes read

Unskilled by purists, swearing by the use of pencils, paints and physical media and looking with a dim view of the technical assistance of a machine, digital creation suffers from a lack of recognition.

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Pop art or how popular culture became an actual "style"

May 30, 2017

3 minutes read

Popular art or "pop art" asserted itself by taking the opposite of abstract expressionism (action painting by Jackson Pollock, colorfield painting by Mark Rothko ...) considered too academic, esoteric and elitist.

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Christine Barth Mroz: When light becomes emotion on canvas

Mar 1, 2025

3 minutes read

Christine Barth Mroz offers a luminous and emotional painting style, where each gesture conveys a sensation. Her work, rich in transparency and texture, captivates with its sincerity and constitutes a unique artistic investment.

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The Great Wave off Kanagawa

Apr 3, 2023

8 minutes read

The Great Wave off Kanagawa, also known as The Wave, is a famous Japanese print created by artist Katsushika Hokusai in 1830. This iconic work is one of the most famous in the history of Japanese art, and is recognized worldwide for its beauty and artistic expression.

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Victor Vasarely: The Grandfather of Op Art and His Lasting Legacy

Jul 29, 2024

8 minutes read

Victor Vasarely, a Hungarian-French artist born Győző Vásárhelyi on April 9, 1906, is celebrated as a pioneer and leader in the Op Art movement, known for his innovative use of optical illusions and geometric abstraction, with notable works like Zebra (1937) and a legacy that continues to inspire contemporary art.

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Hongfeng Guo: Exploring the Infinite Possibilities of Inspiration, Innovation, and Emotional Expression

Dec 17, 2024

9 minutes read

“My art is a capture and recreation of fleeting perceptions, through the intertwining of color, form, and material, exploring the endless possibilities of emotions and dreams…”

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Ynoxe: I have been drawing since I was little

Nov 28, 2023

4 minutes read

"I got into graffiti very early on. Illegal or legal I have always been particularly fond of wastelands, I loved exploring them and bringing them back to life with the color of aerosols. Very often collective frescoes enhanced collaborations between artists. However, for a very long time I focused my work on lettering and their calligraphic research around my artist name."...

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Ioana Baltan, inspired by simple elements of day-to-day life

May 17, 2023

5 minutes read

"The first thing that comes to my mind is a movie about Caravaggio that I saw when I was about 13 years old. At that time I used to love old masters' works. I remember finding that movie very inspiring and I think I felt for the first time that art is a field of freedom"...

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Krista Kim: Pioneering Digital Art and the Techism Movement

Jul 19, 2024

5 minutes read

Krista Kim is a contemporary digital artist and founder of the Techism movement, which advocates for the integration of art and technology to promote digital humanism. With a keen interest in both digital and physical realms, she developed her distinctive technique, utilizing a variety of media such as digital software, light, video, glass, and plexiglass.

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Mocha Mousse: The Color of 2025 in Ten Contemporary Artworks

Dec 31, 2024

15 minutes read

To celebrate the reigning shade of 2025, we have selected 10 artworks from ArtMajeur that perfectly embody the essence of Mocha Mousse. These diverse creations, analyzed through their subjects, styles, and use of color, represent a visual journey through the endless possibilities of this unique hue...

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Very Peri is the color of the year 2022

Jan 2, 2022

7 minutes read

The Pantone Color Institute has declared Very Peri as the color of the year 2022! The most varied shades of this blue hue, infused with red and purple, have distinguished the colors of the main subjects, or details, of some masterpieces of art history...

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Realism and Surrealism: The Human Being Between Reality and Dream

Apr 22, 2025

7 minutes read

Realism, rooted in the 19th century, depicts the human body in real and often harsh contexts, emphasizing social injustices, as seen in Daumier’s Rue Transnonain. In contrast, 20th-century Surrealism, influenced by Freud’s psychoanalysis, uses dreams and the unconscious to transform the human body into a symbol of desires and fears...

This narrative tells, through the evocative images of some well-known masterpieces of art, a figurative story built on a climax of passion...

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JonOne: Evolution from Harlem to Paris

Jul 4, 2024

8 minutes read

JonOne, born John Andrew Perello in 1963, transitioned from exploring graffiti art in Harlem to becoming a globally recognized figure based in Paris, blending street art with abstract expressionism and showcasing his vibrant works in prestigious galleries worldwide, thereby solidifying his legacy in contemporary urban art.

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Jacques Monory: A Cinematic Visionary in Modern Art

Jul 26, 2024

8 minutes read

Jacques Monory, a pivotal figure in the Figuration Narrative movement, was renowned for his distinctive monochrome and cinematic style that critiqued contemporary society, leaving a lasting legacy through his impactful artworks and extensive exhibition history.

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The Four Elements in Art: Earth, Air, Fire, and Water as Sources of Inspiration

Mar 18, 2025

9 minutes read

Art has always found nature to be one of its greatest sources of inspiration, and the four elements – Earth, Air, Fire, and Water – have been represented throughout the centuries with profound symbolic and expressive meanings...

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Zao Wou-Ki: a pivotal figure in mid-century art

Jul 25, 2024

12 minutes read

Zao Wou-Ki, originally Zhao Wou-Ki, is a pivotal figure in mid-century art, renowned for blending Eastern and Western artistic traditions.His abstract, gestural style quickly gained acclaim, revitalizing abstraction post-World War II by addressing the era's emotional and harsh realities....

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Diego Velázquez: top 10 works of art

Sep 8, 2023

15 minutes read

Therefore, my top 10, as well as many others in circulation, will necessarily be introduced by a brief presentation of the Spanish master, capable of bringing out his stylistic peculiarities, etc

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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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Yancho Sabev: I've been captivated by the multifaceted beauty of the world

Jan 21, 2025

16 minutes read

"My journey began as a response to the silent poetry of the world, sparked by fleeting moments and the endless emotions they carried. It was in the relation of light and shadow, the interplay of colors and contrasts, I hope, that I found the means to transcribe the intangible into tangible expressions of beauty and meaning."

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