Artiholics Artwork From Around The World, From The Eye Of An Artist
Nick Cave Jack Shainman Cave creates a space of memorial by combining found historical objects with a contemporary dialogue on gun violence and death inflicted both by and within the black community. Large-scale installations include towers of welded magnifying glasses penetrating a sea of blackened hands, while wooden busts are …
November, 2018
October, 2018
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25 October
Making The Independent Artists Voices Heard
Clio Art Fair has been and still is the main art fair for independent artists in New York and was born from the idea of Founder and Director Alessandro Berni in 2014, of celebrating and promoting emerging artists. It has now fully established itself attracting artists from all walks of …
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20 October
The American Dream is Frosting
Yvette Mayorga Roman Susan Mayorga’s sickly sweet installations offer un-saccharine views of life between Mexico and the United States. “I’m interested in having the viewer think that they’re going to experience something maybe sensory or decadent, but then, through being attracted to the colors, to the smell, they …
August, 2018
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20 August
Statue of Canada’s Prime Minister Vandalized Again
The statue of Canada’s first prime minister was vandalized on what would have been John A. Macdonald’s 198th birthday. Last Friday, an anonymous group announced their responsibility for spray-painting a monument of Sir John A. Macdonald, Canada’s First Prime Minister, in downtown Montreal’s Place du Canada. The organization …
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20 August
Italian Tourist falls into Artwork
Museum at the Port. Italian tourist falls into Descent into Limbo, a dark hole like an abyss in the centre of the floor inside a large concrete cube with a single door. Its edges covered with black paint that creates the illusion of infinite depth. The work is part of an …
