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Science Meets Art: The Unique Creations of Margaret Devenyi
Margaret Devenyi’s art is characterized by its vibrant colors and dynamic compositions. A scientist by profession, an artist by passion, her art exudes a sense of energy and movement, a reflection of her deep curiosity and discovery. She had a unique ability to blend the abstract and the representational, creating pieces that are visually striking…
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Art Shocker – Justin Sun – Young Tech Entrepreneur Spends Millions And Millions On A Banana But Will He Eat It Or Give It Away?
Meet Justin Sun. He is 34 years old and invests in cryptocurrency – a digital currency designed to work through a computer network that does not rely on any central authority, such as a bank or a government to uphold or maintain its value. Some business entrepreneurs believe cryptocurrency is wave of the world’s financial…
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Joe David Renowned Northwest Coast Artist Creating Powerful Art – Blending Traditional Indigenous, Modern, Themes
Joe David is a leading figure in modern Northwest Coast Indigenous art. Multi-talented, he carves, paints, blows glass. As an artist he always respects his cultural heritage with his ability to blend traditional and contemporary elements. Considered one of the most important proponents in the revival of traditional Nuu-Chah-Nulth carving and design – his art…
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Yehouda Chaki: Vibrant, Stunning Landscapes Born from Haunting Memories
Yehouda Chaki, Greek born he moved to Montreal, Canada, in the early 1960s, becoming a prominent figure in the art community. Chaki’s art is renowned for its vibrant and expressive qualities – featuring bold, dynamic colours and energetic brushstrokes, creating a sense of movement and emotion. His use of colour, striking a vivid palette, intense…
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The Colorful World of David Hockney: A Journey through Pop Art
David Hockney – a seminal British artist, purveyor of colourful pop art. But his pop art was unique – focused on friends, ordinary people and languid landscapes, a total departure of the traditional pop art movement that examined consumerism and everyday items. He also is a draftsman, printmaker, stage designer, and photographer. As an artist…
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Exploring Marta Pan’s Art: Striking, Memorable, A Joy To Behold
Marta Pan started as a child – painting. And today her art is widely recognized for its strong colours, celebrating the joy, grace and vitality of life. She has had solo and group shows in Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton and Montreal, as well as a show in Italy. “As a child I would draw in the…
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Mateo Romero’s Expressionist Art – Powerful, Distinctive, Depictions of Southwest Native Life
Mateo Romero is a internationally-known contemporary Southwest Pueblo painter. His art juxtaposes, in his words, ”timeless, archaic elements of Pueblo culture…(with) contemporary abstract expressionist palette knife and brush work.” His work deals with present day native experiences, cultural events and family stories. Romero’s style and approach has changed over the years. Early on in his…
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Discover The Beauty of Ed Archie NoiseCat’s Northwest Coast Art
Ed Archie NoiseCat is a multi-dimensional artist – unlike many other Northwest Coast First Nation’s artists. He works with glass, bronze, silver, gold, print, semi-precious stones, and wood. His art, deeply rooted in the heritage, values, beliefs of his people, often incorporating his understanding of modern art. He gets his inspiration for his art from…
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The Colourful Abstraction of Jacob Lawrence’s Artistic Vision – Documenting The Trials, Tribulations, of the Black Experience in America
Powerful, dramatic, universal, the struggles, tribulations of the black experience – hallmarks of America’s most widely acclaimed black artist Jacob Lawrence. Lawrence – his abstract, colourful style – appealed to a wide audience. At age 30 he was heralded as the “foremost Negro artist.” His artist experience unique – growing up in a black community,…
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Exploring the Legacy of Norval Morrisseau: The Grandfather of Modern Canadian Indigenous Art Aka Picasso of the North?
Powerful, dramatic, challenging, evocative, breaking barriers, breaking new ground, shattering prejudices, shattering illusions, confronting white society. Everything holds true about Norval Morrisseau – the grandfather of modern, contemporary Canadian indigenous art. He broke several barriers. Became the first indigenous artist to have a solo show of his own at a commercial art gallery in Canada.…
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