sábado, 30 de enero de 2016

A conversation with Ellsworth Kelly and Agnes Gund




Cardinal Points


Amigos, el próximo día 14 de Febrero se termina "Puntos Cardinales"

Exposición colectiva comisariada por Vicky Romay y Frances Sinkowitsch, con los artistas cubanos Esteban BlancoJosé NeyAntonio Nuñez yGerard Pavón.

Si estas cerca de New York no te lo pierdas: 
Galería Cá D´Oro, de Mar - Sat 11 AM - 18:00. Gracias..






MATISSE IN ALL HIS GLORY: NEW TOME CHRONICLES THE ARTIST’S WORK AT THE BARNES FOUNDATION


Henri Matisse, Le bonheur de vivre, 1905–6, oil on canvas.
PHOTO: ©2016 THE BARNES FOUNDATION; ART: ©2016 SUCCESSION H. MATISSE/ARTISTS RIGHTS SOCIETY (ARS), NEW YORK
http://www.artnews.com/2016/01/29/matisse-in-all-his-glory-new-tome-chronicles-the-artists-work-at-the-barnes-foundation/

Sharjah Light Festival 2016 Set To Dazzle With Over 23 Beautiful Shows

Masjid Al Noor / Courtesy of Sharjah Commerce and Tourism Development Authority (SCTDA)

http://islamicartsmagazine.com/magazine/view/sharjah_light_festival_2016_set_to_dazzle_with_over_23_beautiful_shows/


lunes, 25 de enero de 2016

Casey Neistat Snowboarding Through the Wintery Streets of New York City During the Blizzard


Epic Geometric Patterns Made in Sand and Snow by Artist Simon Beck




Artist Simon Beck turns a walk on the beach into a work of art with these massive crop circle-inspired creations. Obviously each piece takes a huge amount of pre-planning but physically executing such intricate designs can take a full day trudging (sometimes well into the night).

https://www.facebook.com/snowart8848/

sábado, 23 de enero de 2016

Making Africa: A Continent of Contemporary Design, Vitra Design Museum, Weil am Rhein.


With its new exhibition, Making Africa: A Continent of Contemporary Design, the Vitra Design Museum sheds a new light on contemporary African design. Focusing on a new generation of entrepreneurs, thinkers and designers from Africa, the exhibition aims to show that design in Africa is understood on a much more inclusive level than in Western societies and that design accompanies and fuels economic and political change on the continent. Making Africa features a plethora of work cutting across a wide variety of media, from the architecture of David Adjaye to the remarkable cardboard city models by Bodys Isek Kingelez.

http://www.design-museum.de/de/informationen.html

jueves, 14 de enero de 2016

WOMEN: Annie Leibovitz's New Portraits to tour 10 global cities


Misty Copeland, New York City, 2015 
© Annie Leibovitz from WOMEN: New Portraits 



Starting January 16, 2016
Annie Leibovitz's new photographs, which have been commissioned by UBS, will be shown in 10 cities over the next 12 months. The tour starts in London in January 2016. Host cities will include Tokyo, San Francisco, Singapore, Hong Kong, Mexico City, Istanbul, Frankfurt, New York and Zurich.

martes, 12 de enero de 2016

Nadie apuesta por los artistas jóvenes (excepto ellos mismos)



sábado, 2 de enero de 2016

PORTADA DE NUESTRA WEB 1-15 ENERO 2016





Giuseppe Sticchi, www.gigarte.com/sticchinain/
Frammenti Ischia
Misure:40 cm x 50 cm x 1 cm
Tecnica:acrilico su tela
Stile:Surrealismo




viernes, 1 de enero de 2016

Happy new year


Thousands of pigments fill glass vials below the slatted wood ceilings of the new concept Pigment, an art supply laboratory and store that just opened in Tokyo by company Warehouse TERRADA. The store design was created by architect Kengo Kuma, utilizing bamboo and large open spaces to create a sense of unity with the outdoors and spark the imagination of those who enter.







by Kate Sierzputowski



Thousands of pigments fill glass vials below the slatted wood ceilings of the new concept Pigment, an art supply laboratory and store that just opened in Tokyo by company Warehouse TERRADA. The store design was created by architect Kengo Kuma, utilizing bamboo and large open spaces to create a sense of unity with the outdoors and spark the imagination of those who enter.

In recent years fewer artists have turned to more traditional methods of art making, diminishing the number of successors to these older forms. Pigment aims to provide hard-to-find tools for the preservation of older paintings while also inspiring the latest generation of artists to incorporate these older materials into newer works. In addition to selling brushes, pigments, special glues, and papers (some used in Japanese painting since the Meiji period), the store will also provide workshops by both art professors and manufacturers of the supplies housed in-store.

If you can’t make it to Japan to experience the space in person, you can browse Pigment’s large supply of pigments and rare materials on their online store here. (viaDesignboom)