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Sophia Rein
My work reflects emotion and passion for life and for different cultures. I was born in Paris grew up between Munich and the south of France. I now live in Luxembourg and I’m fascinated by New York and Singapore. My Italian heritage loves to express itself with a balance between the effect of strong painting knife […]
Olafur Eliasson: Changing the Face of Denmark’s Second Largest City
When the Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson was invited to submit his idea in a design competition, he had no idea that proposal would change the landscape and identity of an entire city. That is exactly what happened when Your Rainbow Panorama opened on the roof of ARoS Aarhus Art Museum. Your Rainbow Panorama is a […]
Luc Reichert
My first steps are applying watercolor paints and pastel, then I use an abstract style in oil and acrylic. After living a few years in the abstract world, I began to be disgusted by huge global abstract productions. My style now is very much trivial or primitive. I adore letting off steam and creating a […]
Julie Ann Stevens
I write poetry with watercolor, mixing the presence of light and shadows with unpredictable patterns and layers of vivid colors. The definition of a sacrament—an outward and visible sign of an inward and spiritual grace—describes my artwork, why I make it and what I hope it stirs in others. julieannstevens.com
Introducing: Cultural Identities
Design for Museums, Theaters, and Cultural Institutions “Now that culture is for everyone and everyone is for culture, culture is everywhere.” It’s a bold statement indeed, and one that appears along the spine of this smartly bound hardback title recently put out by Gestalten Press. Identity is a reflection of the cultural tempo of […]
Rosy Lofer
Creating each painting brings to me an incredible feeling of peace, tranquility, and positive energy. I believe these are the emotions others feel when they look at my paintings. rosylofer.com
The Land Before and After Time
Summer group shows are often a pleasant and decorative affair, like the non-demanding beach books of summer reading, but not this one. Dynamic and diverse, this exhibition is a bracing tonic of impassioned personalities and their abundant imaginations. It will be a pleasurable detour from your summer reading. Here are a few of my favorites: […]
Claes Oldenburg: The Sixties
Claes Oldenburg is an artist without flamboyance or careful propriety. He is thus very American, and being American, it is not strange that he was born in 1929 outside of America, actually in Sweden. He should have explained in 1960 that, “I make my work out of everyday experiences, which I find as perplexing and […]
Maria Bech Jensen
My work is a series of relations, between the day-by-day life, my own memories, history, and irony. In the works, the audience is brought through a world where obscene and the impure are put on display,arranged in a paradoxical and surreal make-believe world. Usually everything is installed together, combining different medias, such as painting, graphic printing, and […]
