According to Singaporean artist Elly Liyana Ruslan, her works reveal fragments of her personal world, thoughts, emotions and memories that portray different chapters of her life. As she takes us through the pages of her visual diary, we stand before both the mystery … Continued
The third edition of the Amsterdam Light Festival, taking place from November 27th, 2014 to January 18th, 2015, presents light sculptures, projections and installations by contemporary national and international artists, on two routes: the boat route, Water Colors, takes visitors past artworks … Continued
The Popping Club hosts the collective show ‘The Pitiless Gaze of Hysterical Realism’, running through February 14th, 2015 (visiting hours: Tue-Sat 4-8 pm, Via Baccina 84, Rome, Italy; gallery closed until January 8th, 2015). Artists Axel Void, Ben Slow, Best … Continued
The ArteSano Project is an international public art initiative produced by Sketches For Mankind in collaboration with Gullyart, Mixed Media Collective, curated by INOPERAbLE Gallery (recently featured on The re:art) and hosted by Evoca1. From December 12th to 21st, 2014, over 30 local and international … Continued
The David Bloch Gallery (Marrakesh) is hosting the solo show “ESSENCE” by French artist REMED, his second exhibition at the gallery, running through January 18th, 2015. In his current show, which includes works on canvas, on paper and also volumes produced in collaboration with … Continued
We continue our series with fresh urban art videos that cover graffiti interventions, street art festivals, exhibitions, murals and installations, interviews, documentaries and many more, from the latest in the past months of 2014 to early ones. Make sure to … Continued
We are back with new recommendations of short animation films, of varied themes and styles, so enjoy and send us a few titles you would like us to include in future posts. How to Disappear / Film by Merlin Flügel, Sound Design: … Continued
Obie Platon, recently interviewed, has traveled from Europe, where he created astonishing murals for Walk&Talk Azores Festival and for Színes Város Festival in Budapest, all the way to Shanghai, where he addressed issues related to pollution, traffic and other problems that … Continued
The digital works of London-based visual artist Grégoire A. Meyer reveal interesting distortions of the human form, always ephemeral yet almost tangible, often metallic, as a mirror that reflects complex inner experiences, the meditative state of the mind. They capture the moment … Continued
