ArtThat Now | Werner Büttner: Last Lecture Show @ Hamburger
byIn Büttner’s first major solo show at Hamburger Kunsthalle, his mostly monumental canvases and bizarre, cryptic collages fill an entire floor of the contemporary art wing.
Paradigms
(中文) 为什么名画要看高清？名画需要理由吗？不需要吗？需要吗？
by(中文) 从艺廊高清现已发布的名家画作中，十倍放大🔍、细腻入微的笔触，去深刻体会艺术创作和情感的表达，更从其中秒懂背后的艺术流派。
“The Art of Quarantine” Wants To Tell You “Stay Home. Save Lives.”
byJeff Roy and Drake Paul at first launched their latest personal series, “The Art of Quarantine” where they imagined social distancing in famous masterpiece paintings.
Nautical Inspired Boutique Hotel in Sorrento – Maison La Minervetta [Italy]
byToday the Minervetta has become the owners home and their ‘guests’ house, beautifully decorated with personal collections and family furnishings Design objects.
Extremely Vintage And Contemporary Apartment In Milan By Italia and Partners
byThis interior design project makes a dialogue between different worlds, made unique thanks to the insertion of personal touches and retro, ethnic and vintage furniture.
And What If Your Neighbor Girl Is Just An “Ex Machina” !
byNiko likes to play with cyborgs and hybrid humanoids, and he do it well! A great and talented use of Photoshop to arrive to such realistic results.
Floral Set Design By Poppykalas: A Language Beyond Spoken Or Written Words
byPoppykalas not only uses them to build a trendy atmosphere but she rather highlight the product while telling a visual story.
In Conversation With Jill Burrow: A Whimsical World With Poetic Still Lifes
byWorking with wine glasses, fresh fruit and natural light, Jill Burrow is known for her poetic still lifes that add a surreal touch to everyday foods and their rituals.
A Metaphor For Calm And Frenzy In ‘The Wait’ Editorial by Michelle Watt
byHere, the wait is depicted as a metaphor for an “introspective” state, revealing tension that occurs between patience and impatience, ‘calm and frenzy’.
ArtThat Now: Pups! The First Show Of Vaughn Spann In China @Almine Rech Shanghai
byVaughn Spann’s Dalmatian paintings, in contrast, lend an animate agency to geometric abstractions and, in the process, enervate color-field painting with life.