Andrei Molodkin: Deconstructing Death, Human Body Aesthetically
Andrei Molodkin is a Russian artist who creates art using dead humans and immortalizes them.
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Endless Forms: An Exhibition Where Charles Darwin Meets Visual Art
March 10, 2009
Charles Darwin influenced modern scientific thinking to an extent that can't be paid homage to in any way. Perhaps, the exhibition dedicated to him “Endless Forms: Charles Darwin, Natural Science and the Visual Arts” at the Yale Center for British Art is a befitting ode to the great thinker.
Mohsen Irani: Figurative Expression of Human Vanity
March 4, 2009
Mohsen Irani is a Persian Figurative painter who explores the themes of weakness and strength, beauty and evil in human beings. He exposes human vulnerability and weaknesses.
Ann O’Lear: The Reno Gun Show
March 1, 2009
Guns have a strong erotic image and have been central to fashion, style and masculinity in popular culture. Ann O'Lear explores the obsession of guns among people through charcoal drawings.
Fariborz Faridafshin: Faded Watercolours Speak of Transience and Conformity
February 28, 2009
Brush strokes and faded watercolour are used by Fariborz Faridafshin to highlight Society's absorbing nature. He also captures anonymous people's lonely existences through his paintings.
Marc Schmitz: Spaces for Open Minds and More
February 9, 2009
Marc Schmitz is a German painter and sculpotor who has ongoing International projects which deal with the concepts of space, life and associations.
Bas Zoontjens: Constructing and Deconstructing Time and Space
February 6, 2009
Dutch artist Bas Zoontjens seems to speak of an unknown dimension, that which humans cannot think of. Something that is neither in the realm of time or space.
Mike Hinc: Travesties of a Commodified World
February 5, 2009
Mike Hinc is a British artist who understands that trying to solve human predicaments is something that is better left incomplete.
Dino Tea Cups: The Materialisation Of Birth Trauma
February 5, 2009
A young artist's depiction of birth: or is it death?
Paul Mezei: Synthesizing the Dynamic and Meditational Art Patterns
February 4, 2009
Paul Mezei is a Hungarian artist who believes in the innateness of talent. He combines poetry, philosophy and contemporary fine art techniques to create acclaimed works of art.
Zlatica Maksimovic: Manifesting Spirituality in Art
February 3, 2009
Zlatica Maksimovic is a Serbian artist who seeks spiritual answers through art.
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