When I first got in touch with Olga Titus back in 2016, she was busy doing her Artist Residency in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Then recently when I hit her up again, she was doing a group show at Qila Mubarak in Punjab, India. I am not surprised that the Swiss-Malaysian artworks are going international because …
Snow is a magical yet natural, seasonal element to the Earth’s landscapes and our own lives as well. In recent weeks, white flurries have hit cities such as Rome, Italy, and Tokyo, Japan the hardest they have been hit in a number years. Photographers and videographers have taken advantage of the rare and fantastic occurrence. …
“One Minute Art History” features about 55 seconds worth of beautiful art. Though short and sweet, the production of such an undertaking was far from simple. In a way, it can be compared to the 2017 fully painted feature film Loving Vincent. Both are magnificent examples of stop-motion artistic film. However, there is a major …
I took a two-month trip back to Japan. Tokyo to be specific. During last year Halloween, I was so bored since my family doesn’t really celebrate it and my girlfriend wasn’t with me as she was back in Malaysia. I decided that I would take a metro train to Shibuya to check out what was …
Joel Meyerowitz’s is a rebel of sorts. At a time when color photography was deemed amateur and journalistic, Meyerowitz’s snapped back, as a unique witness to the world, with a color film camera in hand. Joel Meyerowitz’s exhibition Why Color? at the C/O Gallery Berlin, answers that precise question. Why is color important? The exhibit …
Creating and presenting artwork can be quite the fascinating experience, especially when you get to show it to your peers. Creating your art and thinking about its presentation in the future is very exciting, but things can get tricky if you plan on having your art photographed in a photo studio, especially if it’s for …
Things to Remember When Having Your Art Photographed in a Photo Studio Read More »
Mexican mixed-media artist Jorge Méndez Blake organizes his projects into conceptual chapters that immediately suggests his artistic affinity with literature. He translates texts into plastic art, physically rendering the thematic intricacies and dazzling plotlines of canonical literature in ways that provoke and inspire. Méndez Blake’s 2007 work The Castle is inspired by Franz Kafka’s novel …
Books and Buckling Brick Walls by Jorge Méndez Blake Read More »
This autumn, the notorious aesthetic eye of Wes Anderson and that of his partner, designer and illustrator Juman Malouf, will combine to curate an exhibition at the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna. The museum, which reigns as largest art museum in Vienna, invited the pair to be next in a series of guest curators, following exhibitions …
Previously unseen photographs of the late, great David Bowie will be on view at the Francesca Maffeo Gallery in Essex, United Kingdom, from March 24. The collection is comprised of personal photos taken by producer and photographer Geoff MacCormack between 1973 and 1976 while touring as part of Bowie’s band. In contrast to the glamorous, …
New Photos of an Unguarded David Bowie by Geoff MacCormack Read More »
Sarah Seené photographs hold the sense of something you might find in your grandparent’s old dusty albums. They hold an old-world sensibility and charm. She works with analogue exclusively and develops it by hand. The effect is eerily breathtaking. Seené recent work, The Sound of Hooves is a collection of black and white photos …
