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The Symbolic Nature of Agostino Arrivabene

Posted by J Meyers on

Agostino Arrivabene is a masterful and visionary painter from the Italian countryside. He paints using ground pigments and many other traditional working methods that yield themselves to a timelines nature. This is a world of symbols, ancient landscapes and psychological probing that is truly Arrivabene's own.

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Gloopy, Mutated and Grotesque: The Work of Caroline Harrison & This Week's Featured Contemporary Artist

Posted by Stephanie Crumley on

If you are a fan of dark art and heavy music, there's a very good chance that you've stumbled across the work of New York artist Caroline Harrison. She has worked some of our own favorites in the music community like SunnO))), Pig Destroyer and Inter Arma.

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Nicola Samorì, Destroyed Baroque Paintings

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Nicola Samorì works in a world of dark Baroque influenced drama. His paintings are gouged, distorted, melted, skinned and destroyed before reaching their final state. This act of destruction is so deliberate and contrasting to the works of painterly skill affected - it can almost be seen as violent.

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Cancelled Work & COVID19 Responses: Virtual Art Shows During the Pandemic

Posted by Stephanie Crumley on

It's certain that the way we interact with art shows for the remainder of the year is going to be significantly different. Gone are mortar shows for the foreseeable future. Quarantine has spurred a lot of motion into the digital space for the creative realms - ranging from a rise of virtual exhibits through galleries and independent creators.   One of the people who has stepped up to create more opportunities for artists in the upcoming months is New Orleans based painter Lillian Aguinaga. Over the last few weeks she has curated two art shows, one of which, Part One: Cancelled...

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Innovation in the Time of COVID19: Covid Creative Convention Interview with Shane Izykowski

Posted by Stephanie Crumley on

It’s been about a month since we have transitioned to a mostly at-home existence. Everyone has grieved their formative lives differently, but one of the things that has been so incredible to see are the people who are stepping up to creative community initiatives to elevate all of us struggling in these difficult times. In the arts community, one of the people who has done this is Shane Izykowski and the COVID Creative Convention. Izykowski humbly requested that our interview focus less upon him as a creator and more on the initiatives he and others are taking to help empower...

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