30.01.20

AMAZILIA'S FIRST FINE ART NUDE BOOK

posted by Amazilia Photography

Ever wondered why people feel so deeply and innately connected to nature, and why maintaining contact with our natural world is so important to most people’s health and happiness? Amazilia Photography's first book explains this very deep-rooted human need both through a short contemporary narrative which takes the reader from America’s Yellowstone National Park to the west coast of Ireland, and through a series of almost 150 colour fine art nude photographs shot in a variety of locations in Europe. Nudity is important in this story because it strips away any masking of persona or confusion with the connection each person is making with the natural world where they are photographed. The book is available in digital format from Blurb.com and in print from Amazon.com

27.01.20

ARTIST OF THE YEAR COMPETITION - HONORABLE MENTION AWARD- MARIANNE MUSSET

posted by Marianne

Circle foundation for the Arts. Artist of the year competition - Honorable mention awarded to Marianne Musset (NAN) for his participation and distinction among 668 participants in the 3rd edition of the international CFA artist of the year award 2019.

24.01.20

TONIGHT

posted by William Nazka Reynolds

Tonight i start a record of some sort of online portfolio of my work. once completed i shall be creating my next piece. i hope this is where i can motivate myself deeper into my mind space

24.01.20

ARTIST OF THE YEAR COMPETITION - HONORABLE MENTION AWARD- PATRICK JOOSTEN

posted by Patrick Joosten

Circle foundation for the Arts. Artist of the year competition - Honorable mention awarded to Patrick Joosten for his participation and distinction among 668 participants in the 3rd edition of the international CFA artist of the year award and artist grant 2019.

23.01.20

AFTER BASQUIAT: FRAGMENTED IMAGERY, MISCHIEVOUS THOUGHTS

posted by Christine Norton

The Basquiat style gives me the liberty to write commentary, to make connections, to send messages on the face of my artwork. My show "After Basquiat: Fragmented Imagery, Mischievous Thoughts" was an experiment in colour, text, imagery which I adopted to make social commentary and depict a very diverse nation while asking the viewer to examine ourselves, our relationships, the way the world manipulates us and simply to enjoy. The selection of works is a set of thoughts, concerns and observations. Some of these images are accompanied by a QR code that allows the viewer to listen to sound, observe movement and learn more about the work. It is a way of drawing the viewer in. If you are interested in learning more view Portfolio athttps://www.artavita.com/artists/15380-christine-norton