Wednesday, 10 April 2024 07:22
MICAfest Art for Change Explores New Dimensions of M/otherhood Through Creativity
Written by Yuliya Suleymanova
Discover a groundbreaking exploration of motherhood as Mothers Institute for Collaboration and Art (MICA) unveils MICAfest Art for Change: The M/others' View from May 1-31, 2024. With over 80 m/other artists spanning visual arts, performance, and literature, this month-long festival promises to dissect the intricacies of motherhood, igniting conversations and reshaping societal norms. Transforming the cityscape into a canvas of creativity, MICAfest transcends conventional boundaries, inviting audiences to delve into themes like Beyond the Ideal, Unseen Stories, and Beyond Biology.
In a realm where gender stereotypes still loom large, MICAfest stands as a beacon of change, amplifying the voices of m/other artists and dismantling barriers that hinder their recognition. From childcare woes to entrenched biases, MICA embraces the challenges head-on, spotlighting m/other artists and providing a platform for their narratives to thrive.
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Wednesday, 10 April 2024 03:27
PaintScaping Illuminates Music Video Sets for World’s Top Artists
Written by Yuliya Suleymanova
PaintScaping is known for notable collaborations with renowned artists such as Calvin Harris, Rihanna, Kelahni, Lil Yachty, Cardi B, 21 Savage, Zhu, Tame Impala, and Porter Robinson, continues to illuminate music video productions stages with visual escapades that extend artist’s inceptions into a cinematic storytelling.
Harnessing cutting-edge techniques, PaintScaping meticulously maps digital imagery onto three-dimensional objects and architectural spaces, blurring the boundaries between reality and imagination.
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Monday, 08 April 2024 06:54
Maya Romanoff's Timeless Triumph: A Legacy of Craftsmanship at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs
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Embarking on a journey of unprecedented acclaim, Maya Romanoff, the esteemed purveyor of handcrafted wallcoverings, proudly unveils a pinnacle achievement: the induction of three of its iconic collections - Flexi Mother of Pearl™, Mother of Pearl Aphrodite™, and Ajiro Fanfare™ - into the revered permanent collection of the Musée des Arts Décoratifs at the illustrious Louvre Palace in Paris.
This extraordinary milestone stands as a testament to Maya Romanoff's 55 years of unwavering commitment to unparalleled craftsmanship, innovation, and artistic brilliance within the realm of interior design. Renowned for its meticulous preservation and exhibition of decorative arts, the Musee des Arts Décoratifs has meticulously curated Maya Romanoff's collections, showcasing the zenith of timeless elegance, sophistication, and sustainability to a global audience of connoisseurs and enthusiasts alike.
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Ryan James Fine Arts Gallery in partnership with Patricia Cameron Gallery presents "Duality", a conceptual exhibition of paintings and mixed media works by Seattle based artist Milan Heger.
Ryan James, the gallery director, shares the vision of Milan Heger’s “Duality” exhibition: “Milan embarked on the road of creating art as a young man, in response to the uniformity of colorless propaganda around him during the totalitarian regime he grew up in. Therefore, unique and original became the hallmark of his soulful art expression. Covering the non-objectionable in his performance art or in his mixed-media works, Milan Heger looks for the essence of what makes us human.”
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Friday, 22 February 2019 01:38
Feeding the Soul: Hiba Jameel trained to be a nutritionist but painting sated her
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Written by Lisa Edge, Real Change News
The role art plays in Hiba Jameel’s life goes well beyond the finished piece on the canvas. Art has helped her heal. It’s spurred conversation. It’s what she looks forward to at the start of each day. Art is a lifelong passion Jameel is able to devote more time to now that she’s pressed pause on pursuing a career as a nutritionist.
“I needed to become the artist that’s in my head,” said Jameel. “I wake up, go to sleep all I think about is paintings, art, applying to shows, creating more, getting my work out there.”
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