JaZzArt en València

Cada verano sigo trabajando estos dibujos/acuarelas de la serie JaZzArT en València. Esta es la F.4. Every summer I work on continuing this JaZzArT series. This is P.4. Gracias… Cheers…

¿Conocéis la Fase IV? – Have you seen Phase IV?

En el otoño del 2003 me invitaron a exponer en una galería de Estambul, (PG ART). Me pilló completamente de sorpresa. La curadora, que estaba de visita por Miami, vino a verme a Omnia Caelum Studios Miami y me dijo que le entregara cinco cuadros para la expo. Yo expondría en conjunto con un artista

#art, Bodo en Turquía – Bodo in Turkey…

Baya Mahieddine, known in the art world as Baya, was born in Bordj El Kiffan, Algiers in 1931. She was an artist celebrated for her quite vibrant, dreamlike paintings that blend elements of folk art, fantasy, and North African culture. She began painting as a teenager and gained international recognition at just 16 years old

#art, Get to Know the Artists Featuring: Baya Mahieddine (Baya)…

“A calm, profound stare can destroy all boundaries and melt ice.” (Francisco Bravo Cabrera) CHEERS

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One of the first songs I ever learned to play (a non-Beatle song that is) was “Fire and Rain”. And that was in 1970 when I was starting High School in Miami, Florida! Wow! So many years ago! I was really impressed with this North American singer-songwriter, singing calmly with his acoustic guitar while everybody

#music, James Taylor for the Middle of the Week!

HABLEMOS DE LAS BUENAS INVERSIONES Y las mejores inversiones son los cuadros de Gerhard Richter. El valor total de sus obras subastadas (en USD, dólares) es de 214.734.793… Le siguen las obras de Andy Warhol, 197.433.540… las de Yayoi Kusama, 190.513.356… En total las obras post guerra y contemporáneas generaron cinco billones de dólares (USD),

#art, Y así gira el mundillo del arte – And So Spins this Little World of Art

If you have not visited Cádiz, in Andalucia, Spain, at least take a look, you might like what you see… CHEERS

#travel, Visit Cádiz!

Well, let us begin with Marie Bracquemond (1840–1916) Marie Bracquemond, born in Landunvez, Finisterre, France, was an Impressionist painter whose work was long overshadowed, and ignored by her male contemporaries, as was usual in the art world. She was a trained artist, however, her training was informal but good enough to be exhibited at the

#art, Two Important French Artists: Marie and Felix Bracquemond…

“No matter what they say and how technically they put it, to me the world is full of wonder and magic and mysteries mankind will never solve.” (Francisco Bravo Cabrera)

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Welcome to part 2 of this new Art History limited series. We started with Fra Angelico, and now we continue with another Quatrocentist painter whose work is very important in the development of Renaissance art, and that, of course, created the masters…classics…who still influence artists today. Cheers…

Art History, P#2: Fra Filippo Lippi