Etiqueta: Art
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Frida Kahlo y sus Animalitos
Recuerdo la primera vez que vi una exposición de Frida Kahlo. Fue en Londres, en la Tate Gallery. Lo recuerdo porque fue un momento impactante; yo era una estudiante de Arte y Diseño y conocía su obra, pero estar frente a sus cuadros fue un momento clave para comenzar a admirar profundamente su creatividad y […]
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Basquiat by Richard Corman
I’ve always been fascinated by Basquiat, by his paintings, drawings and by his vital story. And today, I remembered my curiosity and fascination with this artist looking these unseen portraits, so deep and introspective. This shotting was made by Richard Corman in 1984 at Basquiat’s studio in New York City and now are part of […]
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Andy Warhol, Seven Illustrated Books 1952–1959 by Taschen
Andy Warhol was an illustrator and designer looking for his great chance before he became Andy Warhol, Pop Star, guru, trend hunter and the artist that we all know and admire today. In his 20s, when nobody knows him, he designed seven books to promote his work and he sent them to friends, clients and […]
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Ai Weiwei
Ai Weiwei ha transcendido la actividad artística y cultural. Su figura es la de un pensador y activista político que lucha por una sociedad más libre y justa en China y, por extensión, en todos los países en los que se niegan los derechos básicos de la población. La repercusión de la obra de Ai […]
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Charlotte Chesnais
Más que un objeto decorativo sobre nuestro cuerpo, una joya es algo ancestral, dado que la Historia de la Joyería compila la Historia del Arte, de la Moda y de las Tendencias. Las creaciones de Charlotte Chesnais así nos lo explican.
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Pure minimalism: Doug Wheeler.
In 1992, when the Guggenheim bought Doug Wheeler’s PSAD Synthetic Desert III, the piece hadn’t been realized. The idea behind this project, conceived by Wheeler 50 years ago, was to mimic the experience of standing in the deserts of Northern Arizona and replicate the silence in nature in the center of the Guggenheim. This challenge was technically difficult, but […]
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Matt Shlian
I don’t remember where I discovered the Matt Shlian’s artwork but I’ve always admired him. He’s like a paper engineer and, in fact, he collaborates with scientists researching the connections between paper folding and folding at microscopic and nanoscopic scales. His sculptures or tridimensional pieces, that he designs just with paper, are small architectures and structures full of […]
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