Social media has played a pivotal role in reviving people’s love for art. This was demonstrated when Richard Hutchins, a homeless man, became an overnight sensation after his artwork was promoted on the internet. Since then, he has sold paintings for thousands of dollars and has donated a portion of his earnings to those who are suffering […]
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Mauro Bonaventura dialogues with glass souls as he does with a friend, a traveling companion, talking about his own emotions and the sensations that come to him. When he touches the glass, an almost visceral relationship forms, he tells stories from the present and the past that narrate the beauty and charm of the Venetian […]
British artist Debra Franses Bean creates purse sculptures in which trendy consumable items appear to float, suspended. Forever encapsulated in clear resin, the ArtBags excite and tease us with the impossibility of ever using these objects. Each ArtBag is inspired by women that Debra has met, or pop-culture themes. They define the modern woman, symbolizing […]
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The idea for the “As Equals” concert for pets came to us after the isolating long days and nights of lock down during the current pandemic. Our social circles suddenly contracted: family, friends, and colleagues all seemed so far away. When we were feeling lonely and overwhelmed, our pets came to our rescue. We did […]
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Fresh, changeable, and direct, Annalù’s art knows how to touch the viewer, provoking the deepest sensations and recalling ancestral emotions. Annalù was born in Venice, Italy in 1976. Despite of her young age, her artistic experience is vast and deep. Annalù exhibits her sculptures in international museums, public squares, and cathedrals, as well as over […]
Read The Full Article: Fluid Dreams – Venetian resin-glass sculptures by Annalù