Throughout his three years at art school, Sid Pattni did not acquire the skill to paint his own skin tone. Portraying white skin felt more intuitive to him than brown skin, and it was after completing his program that he began to question this phenomenon. At this juncture, the Australian artist established the groundwork for his creative endeavor, steering toward […]
For numerous creatives, the urge to create art originates from an ineffable aspect of their mind. They are inherently driven to convey their inner thoughts through various mediums, even if it entails investing endless hours honing their skills. Contemporary French artist Margritt Martinet exemplifies this, feeling an intrinsic necessity to draw, regardless of how much time a piece demands. She […]
For WanJin Gim, illustrating the human form feels instinctual. Throughout many years, the Korean artist has established himself as a virtuoso of anatomy, displaying an outstanding mastery over conventionally challenging subjects such as hands and feet. Even more remarkable is Gim’s inclination towards colored pencil, a medium that offers greater transparency and permanence compared to paint. All these elements contribute […]
Title: The Subtle Embrace: Investigating the Significance of Tenderness in Art Through Genevieve Cohn’s Perspective In a realm frequently engulfed by disorder and tumult, the notion of tenderness in art provides a refuge of tranquility and self-reflection. As both audiences and creators strive for a bond that goes beyond the trivial, tenderness becomes an impactful vessel for expressing profound emotions […]
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Helen Chadwick: An Artistic Retrospective Helen Chadwick, a pioneering British artist, continues to captivate audiences with her provocative and sensory-rich works. Recognized for her innovative use of unconventional materials, Chadwick challenged perceptions of beauty, sexuality, and the human form. Her career was marked by numerous exhibitions and accolades, notably becoming one of the first women nominated for the Turner Prize. […]
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In the realm of contemporary art, the exhibition “Homage: Queer Lineages on Video” offers profound insights into the historical and cultural connections within the queer community. Hosted at Columbia University’s Wallach Art Gallery in the Lenfest Center for the Arts, this exhibition features eight pieces by seven artists from the Akeroyd Collection. Curated by Rattanamol Singh Johal, the show underscores […]
In 1915, during the peak of the First World War, a 36-year-old Albert Einstein was living in Berlin, diligently focused on what would soon emerge as one of the most groundbreaking theories in physics: general relativity. Despite the chaos around him, Einstein remained committed to his research, which he had been cultivating for approximately eight years. This effort culminated in […]
Grégoire Scalabre is a ceramist based in Paris, celebrated for his textured sculptures that merge contemporary artistry with influences from ancient Greece. His creations are marked by their large, amphora-inspired forms and an abundance of meticulously designed vases. These components come together to produce artworks with enchanting textures that evoke natural formations or cosmic elements. Scalabre’s adventure in ceramics started […]