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Agathon Galleries specialises in museum quality Australian Aboriginal
Art and is universally recognised for its premium investment quality
paintings from the Central Desert and northern Australia. Our gallery is
prestigiously located in the sophisticated arts hub in Waterloo Sydney.
Agathon Gallery is the exclusive dealer for Tommy Watson who holds the
world art auction record for a living Aboriginal artist. Agathon
Galleries also exhibits paintings from many of Australia’s award winning
Aboriginal artists. These include Helen Tyalmuty McCarthy, Ngoia
Pollard and Yinarupa Ngangala.
As innovators within the industry, the establishment of our new art
centre studio in a pristine 10 acre rural precinct near Alice Springs
has been a welcome initiative in raising the standards of
professionalism across all aspects of the Aboriginal arts industry.
Artists are provided with live in family accommodation, medical and
professional support and payment at the highest levels. We
enthusiastically support Australia’s new Indigenous Commercial Code of
Conduct.
"Pirurpa Kalarintja"
by Tommy Watson
http://www.agathon.com.au/
Alessandro Dubini is an Italian architect and designer based in Monaco.
The Alessandro Dubini Ltd. Editions is a collection of his art design
furniture pieces, all signed and numbered originals.
Often described as ‘design’s great romantic’ or a ‘renaissance man’,
he combines playful as well as extremely elegant forms with advanced
technology, all characterized by strong emotional impact. Functionalism
is not enough for Alessandro, he needs to create emotions and this is
why his works are probably best described as sculptural furniture.
Curious, challenging and inventive, his work ranges from design to
architecture, from art direction and concept design to art installations
and advertising campaigns.
Alessandro Dubini’s works are exhibited in different art design fairs
and festivals.
“Le Roi” by Alessandro Dubini
http://www.alessandrodubini.com/
(MILANO, ITALY)
Angel Art Gallery was founded in 2005 by Angela Galiandro. The gallerist
proves to be sensibile to Contemporary Art and is an accurate expert in
her research and selection of young and talented artists, whom she
proposes through exhibitions, fairs and public events all over the
world.
Angel Art Gallery has created its own personal and original line, taking
inspiration from various contemporary artistic currents, such as
Superflat (Japan,) Lowbrow Art (California), New Folk (Canada,France,
Sweden) and Spaghetti Pop (Italy).
Angel Art Gallery will be present at Art Monaco '10 with an interesting
selection of works by the following well - known artists: Marcel Dzama,
Aya Takano, Kukula, Alex Gross, Gianfranco Pulitano, Massimo Caccia,
Giuseppe Veneziano, Greg Gossel, Francesco De Molfetta, Xno, Nicoz
Balboa, Tomoko Nagao.
by Tomoko Nagao http://angelartgallery.it/
(PORTUGAL)
The Art Lounge gallery was the crossing of two distinct areas. First,
the economic vision of the market based on academic and professional
knowledge, secondly, the taste through art, national and international,
focused mainly on the creativity of the contemporary field of fine arts.
Located in the heart of Lisbon, close to businesses, embassies, hotels
and active areas of consumption and trade, opened the door in 2005. A
strong bet of the gallery is to bring internationally renowned artists
from Portugal. In a market in expansion, in which globalization is fact,
it has become urgent the disclosure of names with work performed and
recognized in art circuits.
Today the gallery is in a new space modern and adapted to any type of
exhibitions, with about 500m2 and with all the conditions required a
renowned international artist.
by João Raul
http://www.artlounge.com.pt/
Buenos Aires holds a classical Art Fair that every year is dedicated to promote the different expressions of the artists from Argentina and abroad. That’s why ARTECLASICA has been consolidated, through its several editions, as the Argentina Art Fair which offers the true plurality of visual tendencies to its visitors with a strong profile both cultural and commercial.
by Alicia Farak
http://www.arteclasica.com.ar/
(Saint-Paul-de-Vence )
Claude Morin et ses filles, Géraldine et Olivia, ont la fibre créatrice, une fibre qui s’exprime dans les domaines de la sculpture et de la peinture. Chacun y va de sa touche personnelle, bien entendu. Géraldine et Olivia sculptent le bronze, Claude aussi, mais il y ajoute le fer soudé (son hommage au sculpteur « César » est tout simplement magnifique). Olivia réalise des sanguines, tandis que Géraldine peint de manière plus «underground» (Gainsbourg, New York…) et que Claude opte pour des nus féminins, tout en volupté (en utilisant des techniques différentes: sanguine, huile sur toile, huile sur lin) et des représentations d’oiseaux (autruche, ibis, rouge gorge, mouette…). Trois talents à découvrir au sein de l’atelier galerie familial où ils exposent leurs oeuvres de manière permanente.
by Claude Morin
http://www.claude-morin.com/
(NOISY LE SEC, FRANCE)
ATELIER TERMINAL est entièrement consacré à BRUCE SCULPTEUR,
sculpteur et artiste contem-porain.
Situé au cœur d’une ancienne «Friche industrielle» reconstruite par
BRUCE SCULPTEUR avec ses matériaux, ses métaux et son style, dans la
région parisienne (Noisy Le Sec).
ATELIER TERMINAL est une galerie d’exposition située au cœur du lieu
de création de l’artiste.
ATELIER TERMINAL expose et permet une vision sur l’ensemble des œuvres
et périodes de l’artiste.
by Bruce de Jaham
brucesculpteur@orange.fr
(BERLIN, GERMANY)
Berlin Art Projects opened its doors in late 2008 in the
Auguststrasse, 50b. Drawing from many years experience in the global art
market, its founders have dedicated themselves to supporting the work
of emerging and established artists living and working in Berlin. With a
program of frequently changing exhibitions and events, the gallery is
particularly committed to supporting and encouraging artists as they
enter the art international world.
The gallery focus is new tendencies in contemporary painting and
sculpture. The spectrum of represented works ranges from Christian Awe’s
abstract, Street Art inspired color worlds to young Turkish artist
Yasam Sasmazer’s haunting wood sculptures to Sebastian Schrader’s
realistically painted, precise compositions. Almost all of the gallery
artists currently work in Berlin, and all are influenced and inspired by
the city’s unique atmosphere.
With its two Berlin branches, the gallery currently represents ten
artists from Germany, the Netherlands, Turkey and the United States. The
project space in the Auguststrasse shows the artists’ latest works in
solo exhibitions with an accompanying catalogue, while at the spacious
showroom on Unter den Linden – in the direct vicinity of Museum Island
and the Deutsche Guggenheim – individual works by different artists are
placed in dialogue with one another and made accessible to a wider
public.
American Apparel
by Jörg Lohse
http://www.berlinartprojects.de/
(United Kingdom)
Born in 1967 in Suffolk, Bruce Denny spent his youth making things out
of anything he could lay his hands on. He was fascinated by both the way
things worked and their form and structure. His school years
exacerbated the struggle between art and science. In the end, Science
was the victor, leading to an honours degree in Biology and Chemistry.
He wanted to understand what life was all about from the molecular level
up.
With this thorough grounding, he came to realise that the complexities
of human physiology and anatomy play only a small role in the wider
picture of life, and that social interaction was key to his further
development. He left the solitude of the laboratory behind for a job in
the City of London, where the realities of modern day life were played
out to the full.
Whilst financially rewarding and socially engaging, Bruce felt that his
creativity was being stifled. He turned to theatre and the arts to fill
the void.
In his search, Bruce discovered sculpture. His love of the human form
and function placed figurative works at the centre of his interest and
he signed up for a course at Morley College to introduce him to the
techniques of life modelling in clay.
Finally he had found something to bring all his skills and experiences
together.
“Sculpture requires a methodical approach and good spatial awareness,
traits usually exhibited by a good scientist. At the same time the
original ideas and concepts and the final piece of work require artistic
creativity. I have found a medium in which I can express my ideas and
desires utilising all my skills and experiences.” Says Bruce.
In his first exhibition, “Humanity”, he explored individual human
traits. By stripping back all the trappings of culture and class, his
naked human forms lovingly modelled in clay and beautifully cast in
bronze inspire us to think about ourselves and how we live our lives.
by Bruce Denny
http://www.brucedenny.com/
(TEL AVIV, ISRAEL)
Bruno Art Group is managed by Mr. Motti Abramovitz, a third generation
art dealer whose grandfather started in the art business over 100 years
ago. Through the years expertise was passed from generation to
generation, with each one adding to and building upon the one before.
Three generations of experience and a strong commitment to the arts
makes us particularly knowledgeable of our customer’s individual needs.
Our best proof of quality is the many years the business has been
running and succeeding. We place customer service at the top of our
priorities. We are committed to providing outstanding quality artwork
of renowned Israeli and international artists. The company covers all
aspects of the art business - representing world renowned artists,
owning and running a silk-screen workshop, and selling to the wholesale
and retail markets. Bruno Art Group’s comprehensive and unique
collections are currently available to wholesalers, art galleries and
high-end designers while our retail customers can enjoy the same quality
art in any one of our company galleries located throughout the United
States, Europe, the Caribbean and Israel.
by Andrew Painter
http://www.brunoartgroup.com/
(BERLIN, GERMANY)
Cain Schulte Contemporary Art aims for excellence both in vision and
execution, through a full schedule of exhibitions and events. Since its
opening in 2006 in San Francisco and 2009 in Berlin, Germany, Cain
Schulte Contemporary Art is proud to be an influential presence and an
important exhibition venue in the international art scene.
Cain Schulte Contemporary Art represents contemporary artists from the
United States and Europe with a focus in painting. Both galleries have a
continuous exhibition program, featuring solo and group shows every 4-6
weeks. Cain Schulte Contemporary Art consistently participates in
national and international art fairs. With the two galleries, owners
Marina Cain and Kit Schulte seek to champion emerging contemporary
artists working in a range of media with a focus on painting, who bring
fresh interpretative visions to their genre and work within the context
of the most contemporary art trends and cultural structures.
by Lars Theuerkauff
http://www.cainschulte.com/
(ANTIBES, FRANCE)
La Galerie Le Caméléon vous propose une palette multicolores d'artistes
créatifs et authentiques aux styles variés : l'Art d'aujourd'hui, l'art
singulier, l'art naïf et bien d'autres créativitées.
Le sentiment d'authenticité et d'autant plus ressenti dès que l'on
pousse sa porte située rue James Close au cœur de la pittoresque vieille
ville d'Antibes.
Déjà de nombreux collectionneurs ont pris l'habitude de s'y rendre afin
de ne pas rater d'œuvres uniques d'artistes hors du commun ; peintures
féériques et des sculptures tout droit sorties d'un monde imaginaire.
Toutes ces œuvres sont teintées d'émotion et vous invite à les découvrir
au plus vite, pour cela vous pouvez vous rendre sur www.lecameleon.biz.
Le Cameleon Gallery caters to many tastes offering a multi-colored
palette of creative artists who work in a variety of styles from
Contemporary Art to Arte Naive and more. With a great turnover of
artists several art collectors are loyal returning clients attracted by
the exceptional work of talented artists. Like a Chameleon blending
with its background our masterpieces add luster to your environment. For
a foretaste of the sublime aesthetics that grace our artists' work
please visit our site.
Camaleon
http://www.lecameleon.biz/
(BASEL, SWITZERLAND)
Demenga galleries Switzerland was founded 1959 by my wonderful father
Rudolf 'RUEDI' Demenga (Basel 1905-1983) who can be considered,
together with his close young friend Dr. h.c. Ernst Beyeler (Basel
1921-2010), as THE persons making Basel world famous for contemporary
art.
Demenga galleries Switzerland brings a treasure of contemporary third
millenium art to ARTMONACO, at booth A 01 in Djaghilevs hall of the
Forum of our close friends family Grimaldi. Grimaldi-Demenga have a half
a century history. John NICHOLSON, NICE AND COOL AND J.S.G. BOGGS are
artists, whos work were shown by the Demenga family in their galleries
in Riehen, Basel, Berlin an at Demenga Galleries and Demenga Art
Collection booths at International Comtemporary Art Fairs in Paris-Grand
Palais, Shanghai, Dresden, Zürich. New York. Los Angeles (4x),
Barcelona, London (3x) Geneva, Düseldorf, Nice (all 3 2 x), Cologne,
Berlin, Göttingen and elsewhere. April 2010 edition of Gallery calendar
Switzerland, BASEL, the one of ZÜRICH and the one in BERN will hang with
the top advertisement in hundreds.thousands museums galleries,
libraries, exhibition halls, city halls, hotels, restaurants, dancings,
coffee shops and other cultural places to advertise the first Art Fair
in Monte Carlo, ARTMONACO'10.
Parts of the art treasure from NICHOLSON, NICE AND COOL. BOGGS, will
also be exhibited as 'SELECTION OF THE ORGANIZERS'.
by John Nicholson
http://www.demenga-galleries.ch/
The Downey Gallery is located in Santa Fe New Mexico USA , on prestigious Canyon Rd. .Whether you are a collector or are diversifying your Portfolio,owner Julie Downey will introduce you to a collection of paintings and sculpture with a world view. Our philosophy is to provide collectors with art that compliments both their living space and portfolio. We are motivated by an inherent appreciation for fine art, starting with the creative process of the artist through to the passions and tastes of the collectors. It is our goal to provide our clients with a support network in which they can build their collection with integrity and expertise. The gallery has built a stable of international artists including Russian Master Nikolai Blokin and American Master Sandra Kuck; other artist include Martha McFarland, George Goetz, Natasha Milashevich, Andre Shriokov Michael Wilkinson, Evaristo Algucil, Eustaquio Segrelles Del Pilar, Dennis Downey.
By Nikolai Blokhin
http://www.downey-gallery.com/
(TEL AVIV, ISRAEL)
Expressions Art Gallery was founded by Major & Izzy Assour and Yoni Geffen in May 2008 and is located on Frishman st', in the center of the new art gallery district in Tel-Aviv (a two-minute-walk from all major Hotels). The gallery essentially aims at promoting and supporting Israeli artists of quality in Israel and abroad and therefore presents a variety of some of the best contemporary Israeli artists works from different fields such as, sculpture, painting and photography. Expressions art gallery specializes in sculptures and has presented two major Israeli artists' works (Tolla Inbar and Niso Maman) for the first time in Israel. Furthermore, the gallery often organizes events and exhibitions in order to open Israeli art to a larger audience.
By Tolla
http://www.expressionsart.com/
The Belgian artist F.man is for years fascinated by the influence of
personal perspective in the interpretation of the surrounding reality.
"So many people, so many opinions". Dependent on where we stand, our
conviction or idea is defined. And as we permanently keep moving, our
opinion is formed and deformed. One moment contains an addition of
opinions and visions, in which everybody sees something different
depending on the place where they are.
To F.man it is a challenge to create this diversity and movement in a
two dimensional painting, which changes under external factors. To
achieve this she applies innovative techniques and psychedelic visual
effects. The concept of 'complementary duality' is emphasized by
assembling and playing off opposites in time (past – now) and in art
movements (figurative art – abstract art ). Her works contribute to the
cultivation of mutual respect, reconcilement of diversities and the
magic that arises from it.
The most recent series ‘Fe-male Balance – A Wake-up Call’ demonstrates
the quest for eternal balance between Yin and Yang and portrays
forceful women.
by F.man
http://www.fman.be/
(ST. PAUL DE VENCE, FRANCE)
Gregory Berkowitsch comes from a family that has worked in art for 4
generations. His new gallery in Saint-Paul, perfectly located opposite
the highly reputed Colombe d’Or restaurant, presents works by modern and
contemporary masters and photographers of international renown. Artists
include Alechinsky, Calder, Chagall, Delvaux, Peter Halley, Keith
Haring, Anish Kapoor, Klein, David Lachapelle, Magritte, Miro, Picasso,
Plensa and Robert Silvers.
Gregory Berkowitsch, un galeriste issu d’une famille travaillant dans
l’art depuis 4 générations, vous présente dans sa nouvelle galerie
saint-pauloise, idéalement située en face de la très réputée Colombe
d’Or, des oeuvres des grands classiques modernes et contemporains, ainsi
que des photographes de renommée internationale. Les artistes :
Alechinsky, Calder, Chagall, Delvaux, Peter Halley, Keith Haring, Anish
Kapoor, Klein, David Lachapelle, Magritte, Miro, Picasso, Plensa, Robert
Silvers...
IKB, pigments sur carton, 1959 - Yves Klein
http://www.galerie-berkowitsch.com/
Jean Ferrero crée en 1954 le Studio Ferrero, atelier de photographies où il côtoie de nombreux artistes tels que Picasso, Cocteau, Hartung mais aussi des jeunes artistes niçois alors méconnus : Arman, César, Klein, Ben, etc. En 1972, il ouvre la Galerie Ferrero, lieu principalement orienté vers les artistes de l’Ecole de Nice et du Nouveau-Réalisme. En 2003, Jean Ferrero passe le relais à Guillaume Aral, qui maintient l’orientation historique de la galerie tout en l’ouvrant sur une nouvelle génération d’artistes, principalement de la Côte d’Azur. Un Nouvel Espace est ouvert en 2007 pour les expositions temporaires.
by Robert Indiana
http://www.galerieferrero.com/
(SAINT PAUL DE VENCE, FRANCE)
Based in Saint Paul de Vence, Guy Pieters’ Gallery is an exceptional
space for all amateurs, collectors and professionals of modern and
contemporary arts. The 750 m2 of the gallery sits inside a beautiful
4000 m2 garden that is dedicated to the most beautiful pieces of many
reputable artists.
In June 2000, this space was opened by an exhibition of Jean Michel
Folon and his presence, which set the tone of this unique space. Since
its opening, every summer the gallery dedicates itself to exhibition of
the highest quality works of reputable figures of the art world.
by Sam Francis
http://www.guypietersgallery.com
Coming soon...
Galerie Lenka
http://www.galerielenkat.it
(FRANCE - ITALY)
Galleria Monteoliveto is a term exposure open to the world of contemporary art, a window on the Mediterranean and international creativity. In the Central Street School in Nice exhibition space for the Mediterranean meet and discuss art, and promoting opportunities for artists to exhibit their works and for art lovers to enjoy. A new gallery concept, real and virtual in tune with modern cities of Europe, Paris, London, Barcelona, Antwerp, Berlin on the trail of a contemporary art "outside the box" to give visibility to the contemporary art in its various expressions: painting, sculpture, photography, and a greater number of new forms of communication such as multimedia installations and on different media, artists known and less known, young and old, make a direct contact between lovers contemporary art and artists the opportunity to meet and deal directly with the gallery, as well as online in the website.
By Loredana Alfieri
http://www.galleriamonteoliveto.it
Gallery Myra is located in the historic town of Vence, on the French
Riviera.
Our gallery seeks to satisfy both the casual art buyer and the
established collector presenting works of artists who are groundbreaking
contemporary visionaries, young upcoming talents or established
masters.
Its exhibits and inventory covers a wide selection of art with an
emphasis on promotion of young promising artists offering an
Artist-in-Residence programme.
The Gallery Myra Artist-in-Residence Program serves to promote creative
exploration for artists of diverse nationalities and backgrounds. It is
suitable to painters who wish to change their environment for a couple
of weeks and find inspiration in a new environment.
Invitations to participate in the Program are awarded based on a record
of excellence and commitment to the arts.
by Matt Held
http://www.galeriemyra.com/
(CZECH REPUBLIC)
Galerie Pokorna presents contemporary and modern art with a special
accent on glass as a new material to create. Galerie started its
activities in 1997 and since that time succeeded to participate every
year at the art fairs in Chicago, New York, Miami, Strasbourg, Praha,
Brno and this year also in Art Monaco. We represent mainly work by
artists who started to express their ideas and feelings in glass. We
admire new branch in contemporary art which started in mid – 20th and
which quality was confirmed first time at EXPO ´58 in Brussel. Since
that time are works by Czech artists as S. Libensky, J. Brychtova, R.
Roubícek, M. Roubickova, V. Kopecky, D. Zamecnikova or Marian Karel
represented in many public, museum or privat collection. Glass,
transparent material with inner space, an interplay with light changed
face of contemporary art for ever. And it is still on the upgrade.
Galerie Pokorná will present in Art Monaco sculptures and paintings by
artists working mainly with glass and are already icons in the field of
contemporary art. We will present also new talents, younger artists
whose work forces the discipline forward and who do not care so far what
is the material they work with. Most important is their expression.
“Beginning’ by V. Klumparova
http://www.galeriepokorna.cz/
(BERLIN, GERMANY)
The Galerie Tantow was founded in July 2004 to promote Latin
American contemporary art. Every two month, individual or group
exhibitions are organized in close cooperation with the artists and
sometimes with the diplomatic representations of Latin American
countries in Germany.
Currently, 25 plastic artists from Mexico, the Dominican Republic,
Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador and Argentina belong to the continuously
growing group of artists of the gallery. Focus is laid on Venezuela,
where during the 1960s in the city of Maracaibo the School of Maracaibo
was established. Many of today’s well known and recognized artists
emerged from this school and they received many awards for their works.
Some received scholarships to study at famous European art schools in
early years and some taught for many years at the art schools in
Maracaibo. Their works were shown worldwide at numerous exhibitions,
saloons and biennials.
“Incubación” By Niero Quintero
http://www.galerie-tantow.de/
ART SPACE (MIAMI, USA)
Hardcore Art Contemporary Space opened its doors in late 2005. The
gallery took its name from the exhibition “Hardcore: art towards a new
activism”, curated by Jerome Sans, curator and former director of Palais
de Tokio (2003).
HACS presents the work of cutting edge, new media and international
emerging to mid-career artists who use innovative and provocative
mediums to raise questions about our post-contemporary society.
The gallery focuses on projects and proposals that touch on present
universal subject matters as: genetics, green issues, abuse, cloning,
politics, sexuality, and other social topics. It also supports artists
who often adopt extreme positions, those who push limits and those who
question their impact on society.
“Closer to me than myself - 2” by Morawetz
http://www.hardcoreartcontemporary.com/
(JERUSALEM, ISRAEL)
Jacques Soussana fine art gallery and fine art publisher, was founded
in 1985.It is the home of Israel's most popular artists. For over 25
years, Jacques Soussana has been one of the Israeli art scene's most
prominent connoisseurs and art collectors.
While promoting veterans of the fine-art world, he has published
original edition of graphics art for well-known artists such as Yaakov
Agam and Vasarely. Soussana has always been at the forefront of new and
emerging technologies and young up-and-coming talents.
“Bauhaus in Tel Aviv” By Adriana Naveh
http://www.soussanart.com
Kalos Gallery was founded in 1992 in Taipei City. It is a leading gallery in promoting contemporary art and artist in the domestic and international environment. Cooperating artists include Juming, Chang Chia-Ting, Shu Wei-Jong..etc. Types of artworks exhibited including sculpture, oil painting, watercolor painting, and mixed media.
Kehrig Fine Art offers private placement of investment-grade paintings and sculpture. We believe that beauty in art is essential. During Monaco Art 2010, Kehrig Fine Art presents the latest work by the sculptor Blake, one of the world's finest masters of bronze and marble.
“Lora Marble” by Blake
http://kehrigfineart.ca
The Kings Road Gallery & Tanya Baxter Contemporary was founded in
1998 having already set up a gallery in Hong Kong in the late 1990’s.
She has established a strong global reputation for sourcing leading and
emerging artists from the contemporary British, European and Asian art
schools. We are an international art advisor to banks, hotels and
developers.
The gallery has an impressive stable of established artists who feature
in museums, corporate and private collections as well as public landmark
locations, most recently at last year’s Venice Biennale. The most
recent exhibition showcased the work of two surviving founders of the
Indian Progressive Art Movement, S.H.Raza and M.F.Husain – a joint event
with Barclays Wealth. This was the first time in their long careers
that these artists had shown together in London.
The Kings Road Gallery regularly participates in International art fairs
and exhibitions in New York, Hong Kong, Dublin, Paris and London. The
gallery’s Art Consultancy advises on corporate collections for banks and
multinationals, hotels and private collectors.
Since opening its doors in April 1998, the gallery has assembled an
impressive stable of respected British, European and Asian artists,
including the British travel painter Pip Todd Warmoth, the enigmatic and
witty Russian artist Konstantin Bessmertny, and the rising young star
exponent of Magic Realism, Sacha Jafri. Other leading International
artists represented include Ling Jian, Ju Ming and Zeng Chuanxing.
Kings Road Gallery also introduces collectors to other mid-career
artists including Ronnie Ford, Susan Jayne Hocking and Richard Allen.
Zeng Chuanxing, Red Paperbride
Oil on Canvas
http://www.kingsroadartgallery.com/
La Familia Gallery is an artist-run exhibition space that promotes the
work and ambitions of the La Familia Artist Community. It is dedicated
to furthering the visibility of the arts across cultures and
communities through social cooperation.
Founded in the 2005 and designed by social systems artist Lanae
Rivers-Woods, La Familia is a functional installation project carefully
designed to explore the effects of community on artists' work and
careers. Located in the Tashiro-Kaplin building in the historic Pioneer
Square neighborhood of Seattle, the gallery continues to be a
steadily evolving social experiment that responds quickly to both
social change and artists' need - molding and adapting in ways that
will most benefit its members.
“Dreamfield” by Zanetka
http://www.lafamiliagallery.org
Created in 2006 by Marc & Wanda Lawrence, "Marc Laurenti Art Gallery is the first art gallery in the world, charitable and dedicated humanitarian work.
“Composition abstraite”
by Fernand Léger
http://www.marclaurenti-artgallery.co/
(TORINO, ITALY)
Mazzoleni Galleria d’Arte, once known as Nuova Gissi Gallery, since
the 1950 is one of the most important and prestigious art galleries in
Europe. During 1986, the gallery was taken over by Giovanni Mazzoleni,
who manages it with his two sons: Davide and Luigi. The Mazzoleni
Galleria d’Arte is maintaining continuity with the Twentieth Century
painting tradition, but carefully pursuing and developing contemporary
themes.
The “History of Art” took place in the gallery’s exhibition rooms:
Picasso, Chagall, Dalí, Magritte, Van Gogh and many other Masters of
Art. Situated in the 18th Century building Panizza Palace, on three
floors, each one still with their original frescos.
Recently an extra space has been added which is dedicated to
Contemporary Graphics. Since ten years we have been attending the most
important fairs in Italy, as we consider fairs the best way to be known
in the Art world, showing our masterpieces to collectors and to general
public. So, it is really important for us to have the possibility to
increase our business outside Italy.
“Rosso” by Agostino Bonalumi
http://www.mazzoleniarte.it
Founded in Monaco in 1998, Monaco Modern'Art, is a contemporary art
exhibition space.
Monaco Modern Art presents Philippe PASTOR works all the year. You will
discover his last creations and catalogues.
We also exhibit the Sculptures,The Burned Trees,all the year, in France
and abroad.
Other artists are invited to have exhibitions in the space.
by Philippe Pastor
http://www.monacomodernart.mc/
Neue Nunst Gallery program is at one hand founded on young cutting edge positions from international working artists with well known but nevertheless highly individual and unique positions. Like Thomas Baumgärtel, Winfried Gaul, Ana Mathiou (from Greece lives in London) Moritz Götze and naturally THITZ. He is one of the most emerging painters in Germany and since his last year Show "painted Cities" at the famous State -Museum "Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe" here we could place his work in curated shows and collections (e.g. Frieder Burda Museum, Collection Würth , Collection of the City of Athens, Deutsche Bank, Museu de arte de Londrina, Brasil, LMT Collection (Detroit). With his recently developed series of " painted cities"- he presents a new and unique statement of painting itself. That series was first presented at the famous "Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe". There also appeared the new book "painted cities". Never touched by fashionable "Schools" or techniques, but rather by Through his way finding out an individual stile, he began using parts of known materials and concepts- but he never copies. His work is never "only painting" or "only collage" his concept is not only conceptual art but even the narrative elements are more than simply figurative or abstract.
by Thitz
http://www.neuekunst.de/
The Noah’s Ark Art Gallery was founded in 1996, by Mosses Herkelian (Ph
D) who is a doctor of arts, an art critic, a gallerist, and journalist.
From 1996-2000 the gallery had a very active schedule, organizing new
exhibitions throughout each year, in its place in Zalka/Lebanon. In
the year 2000 the gallery was invited to Europ’Art Geneva and
participated in Europ’Art 2000, having a very successful show. The
artworks of gallery’s featured artist Vahram are displayed in different
museums. Fantastic Art Museum of Gruyeres owns a painting Vahram, titled
“The Midnight Game” as part of its collection. Beginning in the year
2000, the gallery has participated in a variety of International art
fairs around the world including, Geneva, Barcelona, Madrid, Venice, New
York, Las Vegas, Philadelphia, Montreal, Buenos Aires, Beijing, etc.
The gallery focuses on Post Soviet Painting, and has a group of artists
from Moscow and Yerevan creating art exclusively for Noah’s Ark art
gallery. In addition we show several artists from other countries, we
feel exhibit the elements we look for in artists, including education,
technique, and passion about their subject. The art collectors will
recognize our artists’ (Vahram, Suren, David, Vahan Roumelian, Edik
Pertian) art and continue to collect the work year after year. This is
due to the fact that the interest in our artists’ work has increased
internationally due to the demand of a larger number of art collectors.
by Vahram Davtian
http://www.noahsarkgallery.com/
With locations all over the world as Paris, Singapore, Hong-Kong,
Miami, London, Venice, Seoul, Geneva, Dubai, New York and Monaco, Opera
Gallery is renowned for it’s prestigious situation in the most
important international destinations, and continues to expand. The
foundator of the world class Opera Gallery is Ms. Gilles Dyan one of
the thirty-eight Certified Experts in European Contemporary Paintings
stringently regulated by the European Chamber of Art Expert Advisors,
he is also a trusted figure with the families and estate executioners
of art.
The Opera Gallery in Monaco has first opened its doors on the 24th of
July 2008.
The Opera Gallery comprises high-end contemporary painting,
photography, furniture, sculpture as well as early modern masters and
nineteenth century pieces. Perpetrating a traditional passion for the
arts steeped in decades of devotion by its reigning Princes, Monaco’s
cultural aura shines far beyond its borders. With a surface of 400
sqm2, and located in the exquisite area of the renowned Palace de la
Scala, Opera Gallery Monaco wishes to propose international art
lovers an unparalleled collection of original fine art.
The Opera Gallery comprises high-end contemporary painting,
photography, furniture, sculpture as well as early modern masters and
nineteenth century pieces. The contemporary selection encompasses a
broad range of styles and subjects matter, so that there is truly is
something for everyone.
In present Opera Gallery Monaco is hosting contemporary masterpieces
as Picasso, Dali, Warhol, Chagall, Buffet and Matisse as well as works
by the rising forces of the current art scene like Jenkell Laurence,
Romero Britto, Jean-Pierre Roc-Roussey, Jean-François Larrieu, Mark
Kaplan and more.
The contemporary selection encompasses a broad range of styles and
subjects matter, so that there is truly is something for everyone.
“Tête d’homme barbu” By Pablo Picasso
http://www.operagallery.com/
Architecte et sculpteur, l'artiste française Nathalie Bicais poursuit son travail sur le thème du regard en proposant une série de sculptures baignées d'humanité. " A travers le regard c’est la vie qui transparait, explique-t-elle, je cherche à aller plus loin dans l'expressionisme partant ainsi à la rencontre de visages plus ethniques". Réalisées à partir de terre glaise, sa matière de prédilection, ses créations font apparaître une galerie de personnages et de corps où se mèlent sensualité, surréalisme et rêve. Comme un mariage entre le monde réel représenté par le classicisme des formes, et son univers intérieur, romanesque, peuplé de personnages fantastiques, de mythologies, de divinités ou d'androïdes. "Le fil conducteur, c'est l'humanité et comment les critères esthétiques se recomposent avec le mélange des cultures". Artistes aux influences éclectiques, elle se dit "impressionnéepar la simplicité du style égyptien", mais aussi par la puissance des portraits de Rodin qui l'ont influencée dès ses débuts. Elle avoue enfin une fascination pour l'oeuvre de l'artiste sénégalais Ousmane Sow, rencontré ces dernières années.Toujours en mouvement, Nathalie Bicais se lance aujourd'hui dans l'épopée du voyage, et trouve une nouvelle source d’inspiration dans la bande dessinée, de Corto Maltèse au manga.
Regard
(AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS)
Ronen Art Gallery is a daughter branch of Ronen Art Vision. Established
in 1982 by Atmo Ronen and based in Amsterdam.
Gallery's mission consists on showcasing a select group of young and
emerging artists, offering them a ' travel wheel ' to expos their Art
works. Tightening the relationships between local artists and
international venues, and vice versa.
We choose to work with Artists who use their artistic talents for the
Joy of creating Art as well as making a living.
Artist who put 'Their Heart in the Art'!
Ronen Art Gallery's concept is to meet our customers within the
international Art shows.
Traveling with our Art pieces, inviting the artists to join and help out
at the stand during the exhibition and making sure that the prices are
affordable for the public to buy and take home.
The gallery was, based upon 15 years experience in art trade, founded in
2002. We currently run three locations in Austria (Salzburg, Vienna,
Graz), one location in London as well as one location in Miami Beach.
by Erik Zwezerijnen
http://www.ronenartgallery.com/
(VIENNA, AUSTRIA)
RUDOLF BUDJA GALLERY offers a wide selection of contemporary and modern
20th and 21st century American, European and Asian art, with main focus
on Pop Art and photography. Gallery inventory and exhibition programm
include master artists, such as Andy Warhol, Andres Serrano, Damien
Hirst, David LaChapelle, Lawrence Schiller or Frank Worth.
RUDOLF BUDJA GALLERY also presents selected emerging artists evolving
from that direction, such as Heidi Popovic, Wulf Treu and many others.
The gallery was, based upon 15 years experience in art trade, founded in
2002. We currently run three locations in Austria (Salzburg, Vienna,
Graz), one location in London as well as one location in Miami Beach.
by Andy Warhol
http://www.artmosphere.at/
Founded in 1974 the Svenska Konstgalleriet posesses a very professional and international reputation with more than 400 exhibitions in the world, in top quality museums and art fairs in the United States, Europe, China, Japan and Mexico. The gallery is working with 500 professional artists from all four corners of the world focusing on modern and contemporary art. Some of these artists will be presented in Art Monaco '10 | Édition Spéciale.
by Mickaella HIMMELSTRÖM
http://www.sv-konstgalleriet.se/
(BANGKOK, THAILAND)
Thavibu Gallery was established in 1998 and represents important as well as upcoming artists from Thailand, Vietnam and Burma whose art expresses and communicates the imaginative aspects of their cultures and reflects concerns that encompass the spiritual, the social and the political. Our commitment is to survey local trends in these countries and expose the work of their artists to a global audience. Thavibu Gallery has furnished art museums with works by important artists, and several of the artists represented in the gallery have works regularly sold at international auction houses. Moreover, the gallery has participated in international art fairs such as Art Singapore, Art Taipei (Taiwan), and the Indian Art Summit. Important to our commitment to the development of contemporary art in the countries and among the artists with whom we interact is the publishing of art books and comprehensive catalogues. During the last five years, a total of ten quality books and catalogues have been published. They include six artists’ monographs, Flavours – Thai Contemporary Art by Steven Pettifor, which is the main book available on Thai contemporary art, and Impressions and Expressions – Vietnamese Contemporary Painting by Shireen Naziree and Phan Cam Thuong, which is an important publication on contemporary art in Vietnam.
by Jirapat Tatsanasomboon
http://www.thavibu.com/
The gallery was established in 1996 and is located on a quiet street
near the city centre of Kampala.Our main goal to promote good local
artists, hence 90 % of the art shown is by Ugandan artists, to name a
few Geoffrey Mukasa, Stephen Kasumba, Rose Kirumira, Maria Naita, David
Kigozi, Kizito Maria Kasule, Elly Kyeyune, Eria Sane Nsubuga, Henry
Mzili Mujunga.One of the popular shows every year is ‘Discoveries’, an
exhibition cum competition for young artists. Usually over 20 artists
participate and all visitors are encouraged to vote for their
favorite. The winner receives a small prize from the gallery for
encouragement.
Due to our good reputation we got also approached by artists from
abroad. One show per year is organized for foreign artists and over the
years we exhibited works by well known artists like Rashid Diab,
Salah Elmur, Issam Hafiez, Ahmed Abushariaa, El Tayib, Izzeldin Kojour,
H.H. Halfawi, Salah Ammar from Sudan, Nataniel Moiane from
Mozambique, Justus Kyalo, Peter Elungat, Wilson Mwangi, Mazzola and
Kioko from Kenya and Matthias Koerner, Germany , who is a special
friend to the gallery since 1996.
Additional to our program in the gallery of 8 -9 exhibitions per year
we have participated in art events in London, Montreal and Berlin and
collaborate with the organizers of the East African Biennale, Dar es
Salam, Tanzania, since 2003.
by Matthias Koemer
http://www.tulifanyagallery.com
For most of us, Mongolia is a remote, mysterious and untouched land
where the descendents of Chinggis Khan still roam as nomads across the
steppe. Although this nomadic culture has not been fully revealed to
the world, the customs, traditions and perceptions of Mongolians are
uniquely depicted in the works of several fine Mongolian artists
represented by Valiant Art & Auction House, whose use of vivid
colors from the country’s natural setting is especially noteworthy.
During the past five years Elisabeth Koppa has been introducing this
unique art to the world by displaying it at 51 national and
international exhibitions. Thanks to her enthusiasm and efforts the
works of Mongolian artists have gained the appreciation and recognition
they deserve by finding their way onto the walls of art lovers and
collectors around the world.
Now, Valiant Art & Auction House like a modern Nomad, crossing
the world to introduce some of the freshest and most unique expressions
of this beautiful land and its people this time to Monaco.
by Oilan J.
http://www.mongolianartgallery.com
W. H. Patterson is an international family business of great
distinction. We have two galleries: one in Mayfair, the heart of the art
world in London and the other in the financial centre of the City by
the Bank of England. Since 1964, W. H. Patterson has dealt in leading
British and European contemporary painters and sculptors and holds
regular exhibitions both home and abroad.
Our ethos as a gallery is a love of fine paintings and we assist our
collectors with their choice and enjoyment of art by passing on our
intrinsic knowledge. Accumulated during 258 years of continuous dealing,
our quest for the finest examples of our chosen artists’ works takes us
far afield and we boast an unrivalled experience of many contemporary
British and European artists. Many important collections both for
individuals and financial institutions have benefited from our expertise
and we pride ourselves in maintaining close contact with clients whilst
advising them in all aspects of collecting including presentation,
insurance and framing.
In this age of modern and abstract art it is refreshing to discover
artists who are trained in the classical methods of painting.
Irrespective of the subject matter, our paintings display a balance of
tone and form which require a high degree of ability to create. Time
has proved that our paintings will outlive all changes of fashion and
taste.
“Dinky Toys 23j – Ferrari Racing Car” by Walter Dolphyn
http://www.whpatterson.com/
Coming soon...
Contempop is specializing in Contemporary Modern Art and Emerging young Artists from Israel and around the world. The Gallery is based in Tel Aviv and is constantly participating in art fairs around the world in order to expose its artists to the world and search for new markets. The gallery presents a variety of some of the best contemporary Israeli artists` works from different fields such as, sculpture, painting and photography.
by Miri Davidovich
http://www.contempop.com
Inspired by her diversified culture, Tatiana expresses her strong emotions through both sculptures and paintings. The intensity of her work is probably due to her Slav origins. Each piece is full of energy and enthuse a myriad of feelings to the observer. Whether she is depicting anger and distress or serenity and bliss, her work is always full of grace and mesmerizes the eye. Her paintings are characterized by soft, elegant lines, daring strokes and bold use of colors. Her sculptures are very feminine with harmonious, sensual, expressive shapes, reflecting elements of classicism mixed with influence of the Russian Avant Garde. All of it captivating in its harmony.
by Tatiana Koltchine
http://www.tatianakoltchine.com/
ELIANE ROZGA was born in Belgium.As the daughter of an artist, she was
brought up in a creative environment, where she was able to develop an
early appreciation of music, painting and sculpture. If anything, her
father's death left Eliane with a stronger commitment to her own talents
as an artist. In his memory, her work is signed M.E. Rozga' M for
Maurice, her father's name, and E for Eliane.
"I know instinctively when a photograph will become a successful
portrait," says Eliane."I started my collection, SPIRITS OF THE
MILLENNIUM, not long after Dad passed away. Somehow, I'm aware that he
approves of the work I'm doing. It's uncanny, but when the patterns of
light and colour come together, in one of my paintings, and the portrait
comes to life on the canvas, I can sense that approval."
Eliane's professional life is an extension of these sensibilities. She
works in the television industry, as a make-up director...coming into
close contact, daily with the people in the news." From movie actors to
politicians,"Eliane points out, "I get to hang out with some of the most
creative individuals on the planet."
The portraits Eliane produces are best seen in soft lighting. They come
from the heart, where shadows have no place.
by Eliane Rozga
http://www.rozgastudio.com/
My interest in the natural coastline and the relationship between the
sky, sea and land has been a prominent part of my work for the last 5
years. I have explored this subject through painting with many
techniques of layering, using mixed media and developing a paint
process. Before working with oils I used watercolour but I felt this
could not capture the overbearing atmosphere of this subject.
I am currently working towards another series of seascapes that explore
paint and the act of painting as a process. Through these processes and
certain techniques I hope to capture the power and atmosphere of the sea
as well as develop, using paint, the relationship the land, the sea and
the sky has with one another. I immerse myself within the natural
environment for long periods, drawing in the occasional powerful
atmosphere the weather can bring, gaining visual research and
inspiration to produce the work.
The materials I use include oils, bitumen, gravel, PVA and emulsion. I
am focusing on the technique more now than the subject matter and
enjoying the ideas and results of the paint and the processes being my
main concern.
The sea and the sky are fascinating to me, especially in extreme
circumstances, storms etc. In painting I feel very strongly that energy
must be met with energy. By this I mean big seas and powerful subject
matter benefits from energetic, physical and confident painting which
usually includes allowing the paint to have its own way without using a
brush. Dripping, pouring, throwing, lifting, shaking etc all add to this
affect, as well as thick texture and paint.
by Michael Sole
http://www.michaelsole.co.uk/
The desire for painting appeared before I learned how to walk. My first art school was in the Domodedovo Moskovsvoky are under the leadership of the heaadmaster Bychkova Gennady Mikhailovich. I was the youngest student in the art school because I was only four years of age. At the same time time, I combined both classes in painting and professional sports (acrobatics). At 9 years old, I enetered the Moscow Academic Art Lyceum Russia Academy of Art named after the VI Surikov (Mahli of Arts) and graduated form the Lyceum in 2006.
I now am currently a student of the Faculty of Painting (Restauration department) of the Academy of Arts named after the IE Repin City of St.Petersburg. The Academy of Arts in 2008 issue "Toolkit", in which a few of works. I also take part in charity auction and exhibitions.
by Valeriya Kravchuk
http://www.artvaleri.ru/
Espace Gebo’s Art a été créé en 2007 en tant que “Studio-Galerie” par
Johanan Herson et son associée Marlen Ferrer pour leur permettre de se
découvrir en tant qu’artistes.
Raphaël Barbibay les a rejoints plus tard en tant que Curateur et
ensemble ils ont créé un environnement dynamique et propice à
l’exposition d’œuvres d’artistes reconnus mais également à de nouveaux
talents.
Le principe de Gebo Art Space est d’offrir à des artistes venus de la
périphérie, la possibilité d’exposer dans le centre de Tel Aviv, au
cœur du monde de l’art Israëlien avec l’intention de créer un dialogue
entre l’Art et le Design .
Raphaël Barbibay fondateur de « Art Connections Israël » est installé à
Gebo Art Space et offre aux artistes Israëliens et internationaux
l’opportunité d’exposer en Israël et à l’étranger.
Ruven Kuperman, Father, 2009.
Oil on wood, 122x82cm
http://www.gebogallery.com/
(Villefranche-sur-Mer, FRANCE)
J’ai travaillé pour la Galerie Marisa del Ré à New York pendant 9 années
; mon rôle était de coordonner l’organisation de la Biennale de
Sculptures de Monte Carlo avec Marisa, les Affaires Culturelles de la
Principauté et les dirigeants de la Société des Bains de Mer.
J’ai participé à cinq Biennales, deux expositions personnelles
consacrées à Botéro et Cesar et une exposition de peinture pendant
toutes ces années. J’ai ensuite travaillé à la Galerie Marlborough de
Monaco et je suis actuellement consultante privée en art.
J’ai découvert le travail de Carol il y a quelques années alors que
j’étais frappé par la force de son trait et de sa peinture. J’ai suivi
le cheminement logique de son travail et son évolution de l’art
figuratif à l’abstraction.
La palette très riche de ses paysages méditerranéens, l’univers statique
de ses représentations tandis que le mouvement se découvre dans le
traitement des matières huile et sable.
La texture rustique est omniprésente dans ses séries sur les palmiers,
toiles sur lesquelles la figuration approche l’abstraction. Dans une vue
grandie d’un tronc d’arbre, une myriade d’images témoignant de notre
mémoire collective arrivent en mémoire ; paysages aériens où les routes
croisent champs et prés, ultimes tremplins de pierre franchissant une
rivière, un filet délimitant sa prise en mer.
Dans l’Univers Rouge, l’image est à la fois abstraite et figurative,
magique et familière. Une dimension surréaliste née ; on peut presque
entendre le bruit de l’écorce terrestre sous quelques pas irréels.
La couleur rouge, très importante dans son œuvre (celle de la lave
fondue), nous transmet la puissance, le mouvement et l’énergie de la
création terrestre. La richesse de la texture tridimensionnelle invite
le lecteur à une approche tactile. On imagine l’élément liquide
emplissant les cratères…
Dans cette nouvelle ère où l’art contemporain, quelquefois outrageant,
s’analyse artistiquement comme « tout ou rien’ , je pense qu’il
conviendrait de revenir vers une expression artistique plus
conventionnelle. Dans le contexte de l’écroulement du monde financier,
une œuvre d’art qui n’offre ni beauté, ni histoire ni talent artistique
mais seulement un concept ou une idée ne peut offrir à l’âme ni confort
ni renaissance.
« L’Univers Rouge » est exécuté avec talent et passion; œuvre
définitive, organique en elle-même, elle parle de la terre qui nous
héberge.
Studio Bruton
http://www.carolbruton.com/
The work of art and its writing.
Even in the art market genuine unexpected events may rise out of the
corner where they were hidden and come up in full light while getting
free from the shadows cast upon them by the great masters. Such uncommon
events do happen unexpectedly and demonstrate once more that art is
exempt from convention and welcomes instead those who in this field live
only at the margin. Indeed true talents can be spotted even in
difficult circumstances.
Therefore the one whose participation in cultural life is only
unconscious can with a clear insight show understanding and good
judgement. Even though it is difficult to classify things rightly at
first, serious attention will drive you to the right interpretation.
Nataly Cnyrim-Kimmel’s works not only gratify beholders with solid
gripping points but also with so many virtual interpretations; the
artist’s creative outlook develops a process starting in photography
then turning back to painting. On the canvas, the use of pictorial
elements in a serial way brings forward very rational ideas and thoughts
that are supported by the direct, sensual utilization of pigment.
Starting from a cold first impression, the one given by the lens of a
camera, you reach conclusively a warm painting with full sensitivity. No
doubt that this proceeds from a need to bring warmth to the static
objectivity of reality through identified humorous experiments. A
necessity which however seems to come off its hinges and expresses
itself in the eccentric chromatic values of Pop culture through which
the artist suggests solutions far beyond the Kitsch expression – a hint
revealing her complex character : capable of absurdity, excellent for
the surface, yet at the same time, full of attention, profound and
providing food for thought.
With Nataly, application of the black colour is no matter of decoration,
it asserts a personality ready to take all the risks involved in such a
contrasted painting.
Moving or vibrating in the black are geometrical forms, once more so
rational, but made precious through the sparkling spectre of
chromaticism. The canvas is a territory where movements and conflicts
synthesize different languages and completed experiments. Thereby
installing the ideal connection with the digital images we come across
every day in our electronic world and that are still light and elegant
thanks to their style due to direct craftsmanship interventions.
The thickness of the matter spread with a spatula together with traces
of chalk and plaster on the surface take us back to the spell of
sensitiveness and also remind us of movement sequences in a film.
There are two basic elements involving us in the construction of film
shooting: the pictorial, “light” structure calling up electric currents
and the varied repetition of real fragments. The constant strain towards
combining various objects, carefully selected by the artist, produces
film sequences: the movie of our life. It is mainly through this
approach of works of art that those get endowed with a new poetic and
human aura...
It allows us to understand time, a certain period of time (documented by
the steady repetition of images) and of course some space upon which
everything relies. Two very important basic factors lead us to
understanding. Time and space. Such works we made a detailed analysis of
, essentially remind us that art is a fantastic instrument to discover
the present and question the past.
Retrospectively I have to acknowledge that these pictures are
undoubtedly cultural products and, as such, witnesses of a specific
cultural atmosphere.
Let us fancy that we can read a picture like a written document, the
picture would then open itself for those attempting this sort of
approach. A text allows self expression but affects at the same time all
the individuals reading it or even changes the ideas prevailing in a
society.
Nataly’s text and writing describe the circumstances of her own life and
by the same movement she participates in the changing of society while
interacting with her environment.
To conclude, we like to wonder about the anthropological meaning of such
writing or text and we have to observe that before us is a reflection
of the cultural testimonies of various objects, things, that assist us
in a most important intellectual function, think about our human
condition.
The last remark will deal with the choice of the elements of the images
and of the topics. The artist often explored an intimate feminine world
with the relevant feelings.
Hands touching, expressive promising lips, special spots of the body
anatomy, display a balanced emotional world. However, the artist is also
capable of dealing with distortions, she is not only concerned with her
own subject but also with others’ subjects. For all the reasons above,
the art lover is deeply impressed by Nataly Kimmel’s works, they create a
special energy by making opposites communicate. This results in a sort
of strain, quite specific, allowing for unlimited different looks
corresponding to each individual’s personality.
To summarize, it can be said that Nataly is presenting with much force
and passion to an international public her gripping, provocative work,
but primarily open to all interpretations.
by Nathalie Nadal-Olivié & Nataly Cnyrim
Edward Waites was born in 1988 and has grown up in and around the
Suffolk countryside. He continued art throughout his school years at The
King's School Ely, where he was awarded a scholarship. He did not start
experimenting with sculpture until he was sixteen, but since then, this
has been his main media of interest.
His favoured subject matter is animals and wildlife, keeping an emphasis
on the animal's physique. His individual style is apparent in the
animal's form throughout his sculpture. He produces limited edition
bronzes from miniature work up to larger scale pieces.
Edwards's interest and lifestyle has a subtle influence on his work, and
his ideas spring from his rural surroundings, interest in animals and
their physical form. His fascination with the animal's character comes
through in his work and is portrayed and is captured in their muscular
form. Edward intends to depict each animal's characteristics in his
various pieces.
by Edward Waites
http://www.edwardwaites.co.uk/
(GERMANY)
Planet Vivid Gallery opened in November 2006 and was founded by Helen
Hofmann, the gallerist, and Ronnie Zimmermann, who is the resident
artist. This gallery project is about creating something new and
different with energy and passion.
We chose a special and different name for the gallery, with the
intention to create on the one hand a communication platform for modern
contemporary art and on the other hand to indicate our concept of art,
which is life-affirming, cosmopolitan, spontaneous, emotionally
profound.
by Ronnie Zimmerman
http://www.planet-vivid-gallery.de/
Joanna Borkowska is a new figure making her way onto the art scene. The artist's deep connection with Nature is the source of her creative energy and vision. The subtle yet consistent language of her style reflects a discipline that leads one to her intimate contemplative world, which can either offer a sense of inner peace or challenge one's core being. The artist writes that "the creative process is a collaborative effort, but the artist is responsible for the ultimate outcome. I work in a partnership with Nature in order to prepare a space in which I can establish contact with the essence of a form—either from the material world or the world of ideas. A painting gradually evolves from the mutual discovery and exploration between the artist and this form; it is a reflection of this dynamic. The resulting piece of art develops its own independent existence, becoming a new form creating a potentially infinite number of interactions and interrelations with the viewer."
by Joanna Borkowska
http://www.joannaborkowska.com/
Ayant évolué dans le monde de l'art pendant une quinzaine d'années, RABIAA MENOUAR a naturellement créé sa galerie en septembre 2000. Elle défend la création contemporaine issue principalement de la scène artistique française mais s'ouvre dorénavant à la scène internationale, tous média confondus avec un programme de cinq expositions annuelles. La galerie est actuellement en cours de restructuration, une nouvelle programmation de jeunes artistes contemporains est mise en place depuis janvier 2009.
Untitled n°542, Huile sur toile, 162cm x 130cm - 2009
by Françoise Nielly
http://www.galeriemenouar.com/
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