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Happy Sunday! Can’t believe it’s already the 1st of September! There’s a brand new interview live on my website to read with the fabulous, Drea Cohane.

Extract from the interview:
THINKING ABOUT YOUR PIECE, ‘DORIS’, DESCRIBE YOUR CREATIVE PROCESS FROM START TO FINISH. WHAT WAS YOUR INITIAL SOURCE OF INSPIRATION?

Because my goal is to capture something of the inner life of my subjects, my creative process sometimes involves looking at photos of the person and sitting with the idea of that person in my head for some time. The people I enjoy capturing the most are people I feel a strong pull towards - whether it be because something of their physical quality stands out to me, or because I admire what they have created themselves. Ideally, it will be both. With my piece Doris, it involved both. Being a fan of Doris Lessing’s novels, and finding her face to be interesting, I found an old photograph that I thought had captured not just her physical form, but something of her personality. This was the inspiration for my portrait of her, and the process of that piece was incredibly fluid from start to finish as I had not just a cerebral connection to the subject, but also an emotional one.

Artist: @dreac2021

https://behindtheartist.co.uk/artist-interviews/artist-interview-drea-cohane

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Trying to live a normal everyday life but with a war going on (e.g. derry girls/ music scene in n.ireland/film about olympic swimming sisters 

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Trying to live a normal everyday life but with a war going on (e.g. derry girls/ music scene in n.ireland/film about olympic swimming sisters 

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Susannah Israel sculptor activist reader and writer

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Susannah Israel sculptor activist reader and writer

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"My work has its source in the fluid nature of experience and the transience of personal history and memory. These gathered images come together like the many variations found in stories of shared experiences, where a particular resonance comes from the voices of the beloved de4ad. Although the work is largely elegiac, it also celebrates and honours the living community"

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Ceramic art by Susannah Israel
For more inspiration follow thecolorsculptor

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Starting to get themes around "unfinished" perfectly imperfect. Legacy and energy- footsteps.

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Marianne Werekin                 (Werefkin. M c.1910 Self Portrait. @Tate Modern)   

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Marianne Werekin                 (Werefkin. M c.1910 Self Portrait. @Tate Modern)   

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There’s not long left to see #Expressionists at Tate Modern! 💙 🎨 🖌

We joined Assistant Curator Genevieve Barton as she takes a closer look at the powerful work by Marianne Werefkin, one of the central figures of The Blue Rider art movement. 🔍

Expressionists: Kandinsky, Münter and The Blue Rider is closing this Sunday 20 October 2024. Don’t miss your chance to experience this stunning collection of paintings, drawings and photography, brought together in the UK for the first time in over 60 years. ✨

🖼 Self-portrait, c.1910, Marianne Werefkin

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“Old Peoples’ Home,” 2007, by #sunyuanpengyu at the @boursedecommerce ; via @lucymdonovan @girlandgallery

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“Old Peoples’ Home,” 2007, by #sunyuanpengyu at the @boursedecommerce ; via @lucymdonovan @girlandgallery

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Nora Neilson-Grey 1917 "Golden Eye" maas.gallery

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Nora Neilson-Grey 1917 "Golden Eye" maas.gallery

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https://www.instagram.com/maggiesun0426/

Maggie Sun is an influencer from Taiwan and a musician who makes this reel showing herself twice in the same frame... one giving us a talented recorder performance getting

1.5k views versus playing. anursery rhyme withy hyer nostril and gettingt 20 million views.

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Maggie Sun plays the telephone wires to the

Song by jaychou called "Daoxiang". She writes on her Insta post: "On the way home to celebrate thye Chinese New Year, I used telephone poles as a guitar to play memories of my childhood."

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“Broken Landscape” (2021) by @laitinen_antti

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Clare Gallagher Untitled from Domestic Drift (2011)

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Clare Gallagher Untitled from Domestic Drift (2011)

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CG: I’m from the North of Ireland, and I grew up during the Troubles with the really difficult legacy of colonialism. We felt very isolated in the North. We recognize some of those same struggles in other places around the world, like South Africa, or Palestine.

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Details of an artwork made from a very old puede of stitched carton that was lining an old travel case for ships to cross the sea.
FUGUTIVES a solo exhibition of work on found, re-discovered and nurtured materials @tourrette_paris

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La Gitana Tropical by Victor Lamb (Cuban)

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La Gitana Tropical by Victor Lamb (Cuban)

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Paintings by pioneering Vanguardia artists aimed to rediscover the national identity of the Cuban nation. They painted villages and everyday life in stark contrast to elitist Cuba. In their search of a unique Cuban style, painters like Antonio Gattorno and Eduardo Abela incorporated art from neighbouring Mexico into their rural, sensual and exotic but also melancholic portraits of Cuban people. Inspired by the works of Paul Cezanne, painter and sculptor Victor Manuel is known for employing primitivistic simplicity in his portraits of women. One of his most famous paintings La Gitana Tropical, a pivotal work of the Cuban Avant-garde, is often considered the Cuban counterpart to the famous Mona Lisa. Artists Carlos EnrÃquez and Fidelio Ponce took a different approach and placed the themes of death in the centre of their interest. By observing their paintings, a viewer can notice two distinctively different approaches to death, an exuberant emotional approach of EnrÃquez vs. the contemplative, darker approach by Ponce.

The only female member of Vanguardia, Amelia PelÃ¡ez created a vivid colourful body of work under the influence of Henri Matisse and Cubism. Her chromatically rich, complex compositions juxtaposed Cubaâ€™s flora with the colonial architecture in Havana. Even today, Amelia PelÃ¡ez is considered one of the most celebrated Cuban artists alongside Wilfredo Lam.

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Nathanaëlle Herbelin
Born in Israel in 1989 to a French father and an Israeli mother, Nathanaëlle Herbelin has always been drawn to make work that reflects her position within and between the two cultures. Her works contain subtle hints—both in subject matter and form—as windows into a world imbued with a quiet melancholy. Herbelin encourages the viewer to slow down, as a way of embracing the intimacy involved in viewing art. She has developed a formal style unique within the contemporary tendency towards figurative painting. Certain patterns and colours appear more defined than others in the softened memories that she so delicately captures.

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Timur handing the crown to Babur in the presence of Humayun, opaque watercolour on gold paper, by Govardhan, about 1628, Mughal. Museum no. IM.8-1925. © Victoria and Albert Museum, London

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Relatable and relaxed portraits like morag

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The Two Figures with Fruits and Fish, 30 x 35cm, acrylics on canvas, 2024 🥝🐟

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jackiemulder

This is a part of the installation of my ongoing project ‘Thought Trails’ that will be on show at Photo fair Unseen Amsterdam September 20-22. With photographic landscapes, consisting of a 10 meter long triptych consisting of 2 layers, and some 5 meters high vertical voiles. These landscapes are manually edited with various techniques like embroidery, pen and ink, charcoal and paint. I invite you to walk through the installation and let your mind wander.
I feel so honoured that I have the opportunity to show this installation at Unbound which is described as ‘a place with boundary defying projects where photography crosses over into digital art, installations, performance art, sculpture, landscape art, virtual reality and video art, are selected and staged in a sensory exhibition in the 700 m2 industrial heritage Transformatorhuis hall at the fair'. The other artists at Unbound are Adam Magyar, Atong Atem, Joost Vandebrug, Lynne Leegte, Marciej Urbanek and Quintus Glerum. The Transformatorhuis can be found near to the entrance.

Apart from this installation you can find my work in the Gashouder where about 70 (inter)national galleries present their artists. In booth 22 of Janknegt Gallery I present my work together with the amazing work of Lynne Leegte.

Hope to meet you there!
@unseenamsterdam @janknegtgallery

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inner velvet shine (2024), 35x50cm

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Painting by Maria Prymachenko. Credit: Saatchi gallery

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Painting by Maria Prymachenko. Credit: Saatchi gallery

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As the fire ravaged the Ivankiv Museum with Prymachenko’s precious paintings amid the unfolding Russian invasion, Ukrainians were in a somber mood. Little did anyone know that every single one of the artist’s creations had been miraculously rescued. With the liberation of Ivankiv, word swiftly spread across Ukraine, later capturing the attention of Europe, reigniting discussions surrounding Prymachenko’s cultural legacy.

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Augustus Edwin John

(1878-1961)

Augustus John was a Welsh portraitist, landscape painter, draughtsman, lithographer and etcher, and is now considered one of the most important artists of the Twentieth Century.

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Chris Levine is a contemporary artist with an expansive and experimental practice. His multi-disciplinary approach harnesses a diverse array of technology with the unyielding intention of revealing the ways in which light is fundamental to human experience. He is driven by a deep-rooted desire to expand perception and sensitively guide the viewer to a meditative engagement with the present moment. His message and his language is light. This spiritually motivated and philosophical approach has allowed him to navigate unchartered territory in new media: he has been at the forefront of exploring how technologies such as holograms and lasers can contribute to the story of art and creative endeavours.

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Mary Cassatt (1844–1926)

Birmingham Museums Trust

Cassatt achieved something singular and monumental in art history. Childless and unmarried herself, her portrayal of mothers with their children, a subject she worked on almost exclusively after 1900, focuses on the touches exchanged between them and reimagines the idea of physical intimacy in modernism.

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Vanessa Bell (1879–1961)

National Trust, Monk's House

She founded the Friday Club in 1905 as a forum for the discussion and exhibition of modern art. She hoped this group would emulate the cultural stimulus of a Parisian café, and it ran parallel to the Thursday Club instigated by Bell's brother Thoby Stephen, which brought together that mixture of literary and artistic figures we now know as the Bloomsbury Group.

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Love portraits, unfinished, colour, vibrancy, lack of detail and freshness. Naive.

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https://www.pilarcorrias.com/exhibitions/446-ella-walker-the-romance-of-the-rose/