Artiholics Artwork From Around The World, From The Eye Of An Artist
Romero Britto once said that “Art is too important not to share.” Art is meant to be seen by the public, to be interpreted differently, to be celebrated, to act as a source of inspiration, to inspire and to heal among many others. Different artworks have stood out in the …
January, 2019
November, 2018
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24 November
Hopper’s Painting Sells for $91.9 Million Dollars
Records of sale have been set differently as far as art works are concerned; yes, artworks do sell pretty well, they are a way of making a living just like any other career. Selling and buying of artworks happen during art fairs/ exhibitions and some artists get to take home …
October, 2017
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14 October
Street Art and L’Havana
Article written by Esther Wambui The art covering walls from Habana Vieja to Vedado reflects the concerns of a younger generation of Cubans ever more connected to the world outside, even while they struggle to see a future in their own country. Any serious political threat is still handled quickly and …
January, 2015
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16 January
Open Studios at the Noonan Building
Monday, January 5, 2015 – San Francisco, CA At the end of October, Artiholics surveyed the captivating energy of the Noonan Building, an artist community on the verge of major community developments. Located in Pier 70 on the eastern waterfront in San Francisco, this historic neighborhood of 28 acres once harbored …
November, 2014
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4 November
Open House at the Headlands Center for the Arts – ARTober Fest in SF Part II
San Francisco, Tuesday – November 4, 2014 Two weekends ago, Artiholics visited the Headlands Center for the Arts, an establishment carrying international renown for contemporary artists dating back nearly 3 decades (Read: Part 1). In 1982, this former military property transferred to the National Park Service and fell under the direction of a board primarily …