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Mario Cavett is currently a DBA Student at Northcentral University and he was Born and raised in Pine Bluff Arkansas. He defines himself as “A great Black Man with a strong commitment to his Independent Projects and his family”. Mario Cavett has worked as a Writer, Illustrator and Independent Comic Publisher that spans ten years. His epic work as a Contributor for 123RF USA, LLC was first published back in...
Michael Anthony Ingram Art exhibition starts August 19th. Save the date and experience aesthetic vista of digital abstract painting and image manipulation with Michael Anthony Ingram! “The World is but a canvas for our imaginations” (David H. Thoreau) This is perhaps the most endearing quote that Michael Anthony Ingram has lived and painted his artworks by. The digital canvas has surely proven to be no limitation to the abilities of...
Joseph de la Hoyde, “A body of Desire’s Exhibition” Sydney Art School invites you to the debut solo exhibition of Hornsby Art Prize Finalist Joseph de la Hoyde, “A body of Desire’s Exhibition” featuring a collection of his best photographs, writing and curiosities. Joseph’s work is melancholic and ethereal, examining themes relating to dreams, the imagination, and the juxtaposition of beauty and death. A Body of Desire is an art...
The Art Museum of the University of Memphis (AMUM) will present an exhibition about the Memphis art scene surrounding the artist, writer, and South Main preservation and arts champion Robert McGowan (1947-2012). In 1987, McGowan co-founded the arts journal Number:Inc. with fellow artists Don Estes and Cory Dugan. In 1988, he opened the Memphis Center for Contemporary Art which showed over 100 artists until it closed in 1991. The exhibition...
After a period of silence, Visual artist Mj Tom of the Artistic Cooperativa LosOtros returns at Espace Christiane Peugeot in Paris, France to showcase a completely new body of work, under the title “Limbus.” The event is scheduled to hold from the 15th of July for a period of 2 weeks. “Limbus” consists of a series of artworks in very large formats, in Black and White, with a minimal approach...
The Museum of Architecture presents the exhibition project «The architecture of the stadiums» timed to the 21st FIFA World Cup. The championship will be the main sporting event of 2018 and will be held at 12 stadiums in 11 cities of Russia. Sports arenas are of particular importance in such events. Their architecture embodies the most current trends of their time. The Museum has a unique collection of materials that...
Opening November 15 at The Met Breuer, the exhibition Edvard Munch: Between the Clock and the Bed will feature 43 of Painter Edvard Munch’s’ compositions created over a span of six decades, including 16 self-portraits and works that have never before been seen in the United States. Edvard Munch (12 December 1863 – 23 January 1944) was a Norwegian painter and printmaker whose intensely evocative treatment of psychological themes built upon some of the main tenets of...
Zaha Hadid in Italy: There should never be an end to experimentation. One year after her untimely death, there is an exhibition of the work of Iranian architect Zaha Hadid in the Maxxi Museum in Rome. And it couldn’t have been a more appropriate place: the reconstruction of the old building in which the museum is housed is done by the master herself! Her signature unusual points of view of...
Inside Christian Boltanski Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be in someone’s mind? Well, here’s your chance! Christian Boltanski is showing in Museo d’Arte Moderna di Bologna, Italy, and it’s as if you’re walking through his mind. The exhibition is called: Anime. Di luogo in luogo, or in English: Soul. Of place in place. The exhibition design has something to do with this experience too, I...
David Hockney ’s Portraits: It’s hard to know where I end, and they begin. Yes, David Hockney has gone back to painting portraits. And, according to the master, there is as much of him in the painting as there is of the subject. His statement ‘It’s hard to know where I end, and they begin’ is the leitmotif of the exhibit. In the Ca’ Pesaro Museum in Venice, Italy, the exhibition...