The artist draws inspiration from their Chinese background, multicultural upbringing, and western education. They strive to incorporate diversity and social issues into their art through experimental styles and techniques. The artist aims to find a balance between quality, skill, intention, and presentation in their work. They also seek to preserve traditional Chinese practices and introduce them to new audiences.
Afrika Abney teaches arts to express herself and advocate for its importance. She pursued arts as an outlet and vehicle for expression, especially regarding bullying and minority culture. Arts develop creativity, critical thinking, motor skills and social skills. Abney specializes in teaching painting, collage, dance and combines her experiences to shape children and youth through arts advocacy.
Painter pierre paul marchini launches his own sales channelKobie Irvine
Painter Pierre Paul Marchini denounces the exploitation of artists by the “art world” and launches his own sales channel :
https://www.facebook.com/ma4chini/
The document discusses an artisanal watch company that collaborates with artists to produce limited edition watches. The watches feature original artworks printed or commissioned specifically for the watch dial. The company aims to establish a meaningful connection between artist and buyer. It provides an overview of their current product lineup, pricing, and list of collaborating artists. Each artist spends extensive hours adapting their style to the watch specifications. The company offers two product variations - prints based on original artworks or custom commissioned designs.
Expat artist Elizabeth adds porcelain to her portfolioElizabeth Romhild
Elizabeth Romhild is a Danish artist who has lived in Bangkok, Thailand for nearly 30 years. She began her career as a painter focusing on realistic landscapes, but her style has evolved to include more figurative and colorful works depicting women. Didier Hamel, the director of a gallery in Jakarta, helped launch Elizabeth's career and recognized her talent for blending sensuality and spontaneity in her paintings. Thailand has also provided inspiration for Elizabeth's art, though it is not the direct subject. Recently, Elizabeth has expanded into porcelain design, creating dinnerware collections inspired by her paintings of women. Her art and designs will be featured in several retail outlets in Bangkok.
This document contains short biographies from several artists included in an exhibition at the Alliance Française de Karachi from December 4th to 24th, 2014. The biographies describe each artist's background and influences, and explain the concepts and techniques used in their works. The artists cover a range of mediums including painting, video, sculpture, and mixed media. Their works draw inspiration from sources such as Sufi philosophy, mythology, literature, and observations of society.
Nancy Przygoda, known professionally as Zoda, is an artist from Missouri who now lives in Tucson, Arizona. Over her career, she has worked in interior design, hospitality design, furniture design, and painting. She spent 22 years living and working in Jamaica, where she designed the Bob Marley Museum. She has since returned to school to study fine arts while continuing her painting, which she considers her greatest passion.
The document provides information about an art exhibition featuring the works of five artists - Rubi Cassidy, Ella Krestensen, Iris Toren, JB Vincent, and Haejin Yoo. It includes details about the exhibition such as the dates, location, and opening night. It also provides descriptions of artworks being shown by each artist along with images, medium, dimensions, and prices.
This document contains a collection of quotes related to art. Some key ideas expressed are:
- A work of art should come from emotion and present ideas in a memorable form.
- Artists draw inspiration from their perceptions and observations of the world.
- Art has the power to transport viewers and connect them to universal feelings.
- Creating art takes courage to express oneself freely.
Afrika Abney teaches arts to express herself and advocate for its importance. She pursued arts as an outlet and vehicle for expression, especially regarding bullying and minority culture. Arts develop creativity, critical thinking, motor skills and social skills. Abney specializes in teaching painting, collage, dance and combines her experiences to shape children and youth through arts advocacy.
Painter pierre paul marchini launches his own sales channelKobie Irvine
Painter Pierre Paul Marchini denounces the exploitation of artists by the “art world” and launches his own sales channel :
https://www.facebook.com/ma4chini/
The document discusses an artisanal watch company that collaborates with artists to produce limited edition watches. The watches feature original artworks printed or commissioned specifically for the watch dial. The company aims to establish a meaningful connection between artist and buyer. It provides an overview of their current product lineup, pricing, and list of collaborating artists. Each artist spends extensive hours adapting their style to the watch specifications. The company offers two product variations - prints based on original artworks or custom commissioned designs.
Expat artist Elizabeth adds porcelain to her portfolioElizabeth Romhild
Elizabeth Romhild is a Danish artist who has lived in Bangkok, Thailand for nearly 30 years. She began her career as a painter focusing on realistic landscapes, but her style has evolved to include more figurative and colorful works depicting women. Didier Hamel, the director of a gallery in Jakarta, helped launch Elizabeth's career and recognized her talent for blending sensuality and spontaneity in her paintings. Thailand has also provided inspiration for Elizabeth's art, though it is not the direct subject. Recently, Elizabeth has expanded into porcelain design, creating dinnerware collections inspired by her paintings of women. Her art and designs will be featured in several retail outlets in Bangkok.
This document contains short biographies from several artists included in an exhibition at the Alliance Française de Karachi from December 4th to 24th, 2014. The biographies describe each artist's background and influences, and explain the concepts and techniques used in their works. The artists cover a range of mediums including painting, video, sculpture, and mixed media. Their works draw inspiration from sources such as Sufi philosophy, mythology, literature, and observations of society.
Nancy Przygoda, known professionally as Zoda, is an artist from Missouri who now lives in Tucson, Arizona. Over her career, she has worked in interior design, hospitality design, furniture design, and painting. She spent 22 years living and working in Jamaica, where she designed the Bob Marley Museum. She has since returned to school to study fine arts while continuing her painting, which she considers her greatest passion.
The document provides information about an art exhibition featuring the works of five artists - Rubi Cassidy, Ella Krestensen, Iris Toren, JB Vincent, and Haejin Yoo. It includes details about the exhibition such as the dates, location, and opening night. It also provides descriptions of artworks being shown by each artist along with images, medium, dimensions, and prices.
This document contains a collection of quotes related to art. Some key ideas expressed are:
- A work of art should come from emotion and present ideas in a memorable form.
- Artists draw inspiration from their perceptions and observations of the world.
- Art has the power to transport viewers and connect them to universal feelings.
- Creating art takes courage to express oneself freely.
RAFAEL MONTILLA ARTIST STATEMENT
My work is based on geometric abstraction and the cube plays a central part of my proposal.
The cube represents a symbol of harmony, unity and balance of our life both internally and
as external.
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The document summarizes an interview between journalist Ava Johnson and model/public figure Emily Grace Jenkins at York Art Gallery. Emily discusses how growing up in a home filled with art sparked her passion for both art and fashion. She believes color and textiles allow self-expression without words. Art and fashion blend together timelessly for Emily, who finds inspiration from different art genres to influence her style, work, and home decor. The rest of the document previews upcoming fashion collections and includes comments from brand ambassadors about pieces they love.
This document outlines the author's art journey, beginning with how their mother's art inspired them from a young age. Their mother encouraged creative expression and believed in the beauty of art. The author was also influenced by famous artists like Picasso and Van Gogh, as well as their mother's influences. They developed a passion for photography and enjoyed learning different genres and concepts of photography by studying the ideas of photographic influences. The author discusses developing various visual art skills and concepts over time by planning, collecting, and creating works that explored their thoughts. They feel proud of what they have achieved in their art journey so far.
Lillian Pitt is a Native American artist from the Warm Springs, Wasco, and Yakama tribes who lives in Oregon. She incorporates traditional Northwest tribal art forms like rock carvings, basketry, and legends into her contemporary sculptures, prints, jewelry, and other mixed media. Pitt aims to honor her ancestors who have lived in the Columbia River Gorge for over 10,000 years through her artwork, while making the styles appealing to modern audiences. She draws inspiration from nature and tribal stories that have been passed down for generations.
This document discusses the artist's exploration of identity through their relationships and interactions with others. The artist believes that one's identity is shaped by those around them, as people reflect and influence each other. Through creating collaborative artworks and reflecting on how their aesthetic sense changed based on each person, the artist sought to better understand how they are defined by their history and relationships with "you", and to find the "third meaning of I" that emerges from the connection between two people. Their goal is to create a space through their art where relationships can be reflected on.
Art inspires critical thinking about culture and encourages thoughtful self-expression, providing a unique lens into past and present societies. As a teaching artist with over 15 years experience, Afrika Abney incorporates basic art concepts like color and the relationship between art and music to teach students to have fun, be creative, and explore different creative outlets and mediums while opening young minds to art.
Art inspires critical thinking about culture and encourages creative expression of ideas and principles, providing a unique lens into past and present cultures. The arts are also a critical part of development for children and adults, responding to an ever-changing world. As an artist and teaching artist with over 15 years experience, the author is committed to opening young minds to art by incorporating basic subjects like color and incorporating fun and creativity across different mediums.
This document summarizes Meleanna Aluli Meyer's approach to teaching Hawaiian art and culture. She outlines a 5-step process for developing art education programs: 1) Intention - articulating the goals and purpose, 2) Frontloading - researching and planning the content and medium, 3) Essential Questions - developing questions to build student skills and understanding, 4) Process - guiding students through practice and refining their work, 5) Hōʻike - sharing what students have learned. Meyer draws from her background in Hawaiian culture and Western art training. She believes in nurturing student talents and making cultural knowledge accessible through place-based and transdisciplinary learning.
This document is Fernando Cerda's graduation contract for a Bachelor of Arts in Digital Media & Cultural Capital from the University of Redlands. It summarizes Cerda's educational experiences and artistic goals. These include using photography to document emotions, exploring gender and microcultures, and creating digital and interactive works. Cerda spent 5 months in the Basque Country honing his skills and being immersed in the local culture and aesthetics. His education helped him contextualize his artistic explorations and he aims to continue developing emotive works that allow for emotional connections between viewers and his artwork.
The document discusses several arts programs that are used in correctional facilities to enhance literacy skills and provide therapeutic benefits for inmates. It provides examples of writing, visual art, theater, and music programs that give inmates opportunities for creative expression to process emotions and develop important life skills. Resources are also listed that support arts initiatives in prisons and advocate for the role of arts in corrections.
1) The artist channels their creative energy through studio practice and believes a Fine Art degree will allow them to develop new ideas and broaden their cultural understanding.
2) Their work explores the theme of cultural identity, drawing on their experience growing up in a Hindu family in Britain and feeling conflict between the two cultures.
3) They use emotions, memories, and aspects of both cultures in their work to explore a subjective identity and keep a balance between the influences in their life.
Vincent Lee grew up on Cheung Chau Island where he enjoyed a simple natural lifestyle and friendly relationships. He has studied painting for 20 years, drawing inspiration from nature and Chinese philosophy which values humility and cultivating one's character. His art teachers in secondary school taught him Chinese aesthetics and influenced him to express sincere reflections and organic compositions without being driven by trends. He strives to pursue a balance of Chinese and Western aesthetics through inheriting his fondness for nature and childhood sincerity as advocated in Chinese philosophy.
This document contains two personal statement samples from students applying to university.
The first sample discusses overcoming adversity through a difficult childhood split between two cultures and families. They found strength and purpose through community involvement and music. Their goal is to help others accept themselves and realize their potential through education or counseling.
The second sample outlines a lifelong passion for art since childhood, despite parental disapproval. Challenging experiences were overcome through art. They were inspired by 3D animation and graphic design and want to study these technologies to challenge themselves and contribute art integrating science. Their dream is to study at UC with support to purchase design software.
This document provides an overview of Paola Blanton's career and approach as an educator. She describes herself as a "teacherpreneur" - an educator and entrepreneur who innovates by identifying unmet learning needs in diverse communities. She has lived and taught long-term in countries like Brazil and Malaysia, giving her a global perspective and attunement to opportunities for cultural connection. Her courses span a variety of topics across languages, cultures, and disciplines. She sees her role as connecting people and ideas across borders to inspire lifelong learning.
This document outlines the goals of an art education curriculum, which are to facilitate personal fulfillment through art, understanding the artistic heritage, and understanding art's role in society. It discusses how developing children's ability to create and respond to art can enrich their lives. It also emphasizes exposing children to great works of art and teaching them how experts analyze and interpret art. The goals are for children to learn how to generate their own ideas for art and appreciate art from different cultures.
This document summarizes the Karambola arts program and CLUTCH intensive program for young Filipina women in Canada. It provides background on the CLUTCH program, which is a free 6-month arts-based cultural immersion program that encourages Filipinas to explore their cultural identity and tell their stories through the arts. The document features short biographies of several young Filipina artists who participated in CLUTCH and showcases some of their artwork and artistic practices.
The document outlines Gregorius Kuilenburg's teaching philosophy. It discusses how he aims to empower students and help them overcome limitations they place on their own creativity. His classroom provides a positive environment for self-expression and individual exploration. Students are encouraged to draw from their own experiences and make individual choices in their creative process. The goal is to help students discover their own capabilities and find their artistic voices.
The document outlines Maridee Slater's teaching philosophy. She believes the most important values to instill in students are trusting their instincts, interrogating assumptions, and taking ownership of their individuality. She sees her role as a mentor to guide students on an intellectual journey that broadens their minds and exposes them to new ideas. She aims to create a collaborative learning environment where students and teacher work as an ensemble to generate creative work, and where all opinions are valued equally. Her goal is to help students tell stories through their work by investigating different methodologies and expressing their own points of view.
Kirsten Looney was inspired to become an art teacher by her elementary school art teacher who instilled a love of art. She is passionate about art and dedicated to creating an ideal environment for her students. She engages students to find success and sees them connect with new materials and projects. Her classroom teaches traditional, conceptual, and contemporary art using big ideas to promote personal discovery and discussion of contemporary issues. Students learn skills like observation, responsibility, and making connections between artworks while working with different materials and technical skills in an interactive and organized classroom culture.
The document discusses ways to teach art from a multicultural perspective in a way that celebrates students' own cultural identities while fostering respect and appreciation for other cultures. It recommends starting with the cultures represented in the local school and community, focusing on a theme expressed across cultures like identity or nature, and including examples of contemporary and historic visual artworks. The document emphasizes avoiding stereotypes, considering whether assumptions can be made about cultures without words for art, and knowing the cultural contexts of what one teaches.
RAFAEL MONTILLA ARTIST STATEMENT
My work is based on geometric abstraction and the cube plays a central part of my proposal.
The cube represents a symbol of harmony, unity and balance of our life both internally and
as external.
For more details on our products and services, please feel free to visit us at Arabic Calligraphy, Arts for sale, Abstract Art, digital arts, Calligraphy art
The document summarizes an interview between journalist Ava Johnson and model/public figure Emily Grace Jenkins at York Art Gallery. Emily discusses how growing up in a home filled with art sparked her passion for both art and fashion. She believes color and textiles allow self-expression without words. Art and fashion blend together timelessly for Emily, who finds inspiration from different art genres to influence her style, work, and home decor. The rest of the document previews upcoming fashion collections and includes comments from brand ambassadors about pieces they love.
This document outlines the author's art journey, beginning with how their mother's art inspired them from a young age. Their mother encouraged creative expression and believed in the beauty of art. The author was also influenced by famous artists like Picasso and Van Gogh, as well as their mother's influences. They developed a passion for photography and enjoyed learning different genres and concepts of photography by studying the ideas of photographic influences. The author discusses developing various visual art skills and concepts over time by planning, collecting, and creating works that explored their thoughts. They feel proud of what they have achieved in their art journey so far.
Lillian Pitt is a Native American artist from the Warm Springs, Wasco, and Yakama tribes who lives in Oregon. She incorporates traditional Northwest tribal art forms like rock carvings, basketry, and legends into her contemporary sculptures, prints, jewelry, and other mixed media. Pitt aims to honor her ancestors who have lived in the Columbia River Gorge for over 10,000 years through her artwork, while making the styles appealing to modern audiences. She draws inspiration from nature and tribal stories that have been passed down for generations.
This document discusses the artist's exploration of identity through their relationships and interactions with others. The artist believes that one's identity is shaped by those around them, as people reflect and influence each other. Through creating collaborative artworks and reflecting on how their aesthetic sense changed based on each person, the artist sought to better understand how they are defined by their history and relationships with "you", and to find the "third meaning of I" that emerges from the connection between two people. Their goal is to create a space through their art where relationships can be reflected on.
Art inspires critical thinking about culture and encourages thoughtful self-expression, providing a unique lens into past and present societies. As a teaching artist with over 15 years experience, Afrika Abney incorporates basic art concepts like color and the relationship between art and music to teach students to have fun, be creative, and explore different creative outlets and mediums while opening young minds to art.
Art inspires critical thinking about culture and encourages creative expression of ideas and principles, providing a unique lens into past and present cultures. The arts are also a critical part of development for children and adults, responding to an ever-changing world. As an artist and teaching artist with over 15 years experience, the author is committed to opening young minds to art by incorporating basic subjects like color and incorporating fun and creativity across different mediums.
This document summarizes Meleanna Aluli Meyer's approach to teaching Hawaiian art and culture. She outlines a 5-step process for developing art education programs: 1) Intention - articulating the goals and purpose, 2) Frontloading - researching and planning the content and medium, 3) Essential Questions - developing questions to build student skills and understanding, 4) Process - guiding students through practice and refining their work, 5) Hōʻike - sharing what students have learned. Meyer draws from her background in Hawaiian culture and Western art training. She believes in nurturing student talents and making cultural knowledge accessible through place-based and transdisciplinary learning.
This document is Fernando Cerda's graduation contract for a Bachelor of Arts in Digital Media & Cultural Capital from the University of Redlands. It summarizes Cerda's educational experiences and artistic goals. These include using photography to document emotions, exploring gender and microcultures, and creating digital and interactive works. Cerda spent 5 months in the Basque Country honing his skills and being immersed in the local culture and aesthetics. His education helped him contextualize his artistic explorations and he aims to continue developing emotive works that allow for emotional connections between viewers and his artwork.
The document discusses several arts programs that are used in correctional facilities to enhance literacy skills and provide therapeutic benefits for inmates. It provides examples of writing, visual art, theater, and music programs that give inmates opportunities for creative expression to process emotions and develop important life skills. Resources are also listed that support arts initiatives in prisons and advocate for the role of arts in corrections.
1) The artist channels their creative energy through studio practice and believes a Fine Art degree will allow them to develop new ideas and broaden their cultural understanding.
2) Their work explores the theme of cultural identity, drawing on their experience growing up in a Hindu family in Britain and feeling conflict between the two cultures.
3) They use emotions, memories, and aspects of both cultures in their work to explore a subjective identity and keep a balance between the influences in their life.
Vincent Lee grew up on Cheung Chau Island where he enjoyed a simple natural lifestyle and friendly relationships. He has studied painting for 20 years, drawing inspiration from nature and Chinese philosophy which values humility and cultivating one's character. His art teachers in secondary school taught him Chinese aesthetics and influenced him to express sincere reflections and organic compositions without being driven by trends. He strives to pursue a balance of Chinese and Western aesthetics through inheriting his fondness for nature and childhood sincerity as advocated in Chinese philosophy.
This document contains two personal statement samples from students applying to university.
The first sample discusses overcoming adversity through a difficult childhood split between two cultures and families. They found strength and purpose through community involvement and music. Their goal is to help others accept themselves and realize their potential through education or counseling.
The second sample outlines a lifelong passion for art since childhood, despite parental disapproval. Challenging experiences were overcome through art. They were inspired by 3D animation and graphic design and want to study these technologies to challenge themselves and contribute art integrating science. Their dream is to study at UC with support to purchase design software.
This document provides an overview of Paola Blanton's career and approach as an educator. She describes herself as a "teacherpreneur" - an educator and entrepreneur who innovates by identifying unmet learning needs in diverse communities. She has lived and taught long-term in countries like Brazil and Malaysia, giving her a global perspective and attunement to opportunities for cultural connection. Her courses span a variety of topics across languages, cultures, and disciplines. She sees her role as connecting people and ideas across borders to inspire lifelong learning.
This document outlines the goals of an art education curriculum, which are to facilitate personal fulfillment through art, understanding the artistic heritage, and understanding art's role in society. It discusses how developing children's ability to create and respond to art can enrich their lives. It also emphasizes exposing children to great works of art and teaching them how experts analyze and interpret art. The goals are for children to learn how to generate their own ideas for art and appreciate art from different cultures.
This document summarizes the Karambola arts program and CLUTCH intensive program for young Filipina women in Canada. It provides background on the CLUTCH program, which is a free 6-month arts-based cultural immersion program that encourages Filipinas to explore their cultural identity and tell their stories through the arts. The document features short biographies of several young Filipina artists who participated in CLUTCH and showcases some of their artwork and artistic practices.
The document outlines Gregorius Kuilenburg's teaching philosophy. It discusses how he aims to empower students and help them overcome limitations they place on their own creativity. His classroom provides a positive environment for self-expression and individual exploration. Students are encouraged to draw from their own experiences and make individual choices in their creative process. The goal is to help students discover their own capabilities and find their artistic voices.
The document outlines Maridee Slater's teaching philosophy. She believes the most important values to instill in students are trusting their instincts, interrogating assumptions, and taking ownership of their individuality. She sees her role as a mentor to guide students on an intellectual journey that broadens their minds and exposes them to new ideas. She aims to create a collaborative learning environment where students and teacher work as an ensemble to generate creative work, and where all opinions are valued equally. Her goal is to help students tell stories through their work by investigating different methodologies and expressing their own points of view.
Kirsten Looney was inspired to become an art teacher by her elementary school art teacher who instilled a love of art. She is passionate about art and dedicated to creating an ideal environment for her students. She engages students to find success and sees them connect with new materials and projects. Her classroom teaches traditional, conceptual, and contemporary art using big ideas to promote personal discovery and discussion of contemporary issues. Students learn skills like observation, responsibility, and making connections between artworks while working with different materials and technical skills in an interactive and organized classroom culture.
The document discusses ways to teach art from a multicultural perspective in a way that celebrates students' own cultural identities while fostering respect and appreciation for other cultures. It recommends starting with the cultures represented in the local school and community, focusing on a theme expressed across cultures like identity or nature, and including examples of contemporary and historic visual artworks. The document emphasizes avoiding stereotypes, considering whether assumptions can be made about cultures without words for art, and knowing the cultural contexts of what one teaches.
The document discusses ways to teach art from a multicultural perspective in a way that celebrates students' own cultural identities while fostering respect and appreciation for other cultures. It recommends starting with the cultures represented in the local school and community, focusing on a theme expressed across cultures like identity or nature, and including examples of contemporary and historic visual artworks. The document emphasizes avoiding stereotypes, considering whether assumptions can be made about cultures without words for art, and knowing the cultural contexts of what one teaches.
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Art is a form of expression that engages audiences and allows creators to freely express themselves. Through GCSE and A-Level courses, the author centered their work on exploring art as a portrayal of emotion. Their style developed through experimenting with different mediums like embroidery and oil painting. For their A-Level component, the author chose the topic of "Expression within art" to create pieces exploring themes like societies' standards of beauty and the symbolic use of color. Art has historically been used as a form of communication and protest against social boundaries. The author's goal is to further develop their work at a higher level and potentially have a career inspiring others through teaching art.
This document provides an interview with Anita Wong, a contemporary Asian American artist specializing in modern and traditional Chinese art. Some key points:
- Wong has been drawing and painting since she was a child, and knew from a young age she wanted to be an artist. She is influenced by both Western and Eastern art traditions.
- Her art often focuses on nature themes and exploring movement. She aims to develop unique styles that blend traditional Chinese techniques with modern influences.
- Wong believes in keeping an open mind with her art and not restricting herself to trends or styles. She sees her personal style as an evolving reflection of who she is.
- She has conducted projects exploring the secret "Nüshu
Perigord Retreats is a leading provider of artist retreats, painting workshops and holidays in France. Check out our schedule of painting workshops in France 2023 below. Click on a workshop to see more details. You can follow our workshops closely on our Instagram page.
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The cherry: beauty, softness, its heart-shaped plastic has inspired artists since Antiquity. Cherries and strawberries were considered the fruits of paradise and thus represented the souls of men.
Fashionista Chic Couture Maze & Coloring Adventures is a coloring and activity book filled with many maze games and coloring activities designed to delight and engage young fashion enthusiasts. Each page offers a unique blend of fashion-themed mazes and stylish illustrations to color, inspiring creativity and problem-solving skills in children.
This tutorial offers a step-by-step guide on how to effectively use Pinterest. It covers the basics such as account creation and navigation, as well as advanced techniques including creating eye-catching pins and optimizing your profile. The tutorial also explores collaboration and networking on the platform. With visual illustrations and clear instructions, this tutorial will equip you with the skills to navigate Pinterest confidently and achieve your goals.
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This document announces the winners of the 2024 Youth Poster Contest organized by MATFORCE. It lists the grand prize and age category winners for grades K-6, 7-12, and individual age groups from 5 years old to 18 years old.
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Explore our beautiful collection of Romantic Love Shayari in English to express your love. These heartfelt shayaris are perfect for sharing with your loved one. Get the best words to show your love and care.
Boudoir photography, a genre that captures intimate and sensual images of individuals, has experienced significant transformation over the years, particularly in New York City (NYC). Known for its diversity and vibrant arts scene, NYC has been a hub for the evolution of various art forms, including boudoir photography. This article delves into the historical background, cultural significance, technological advancements, and the contemporary landscape of boudoir photography in NYC.
2. Are You Afraid of the Dark?
Mixed media collage
42.1cm x 28.8cm
2017
This collage is formed from newspaper headlines and images of war,
pollution and famine. In a flurry of chaos, the focal point lies with a
single thought evoking question: When destructive behaviors
continue, the damages become irreversible - can we still remain
fearless when hope seems so far from our grasp?
6. Human Decomposition
Mixed media
Right hand: 34cm x 11.5cm Left hand: 35.5cm x 12.5cm
2018
Inspired by artist Peng Wei, I drew on the aesthetic of decaying materials to represent a loss of purity. I painted
white lilacs on broken plaster molds of hands. Seeing that white lilacs symbolize purity and the gradient of ink
from dark to light implies corruption taking over. As darkness slowly dominates, the lilacs are lightly painted with
brown – like a final kiss of death.
15. Tradition and Improvisation
Chinese ink on paper
1: 54.7 cm x 34.9 cm 2: 32cm x 46cm 3: 46cm x 59cm
2018
These are a series of pieces painted with the freestyle Chinese painting technique. Traditional
Chinese illustrations depict bamboo, plum blossoms, and shrimp that are known to carry good
omen, and are presented as special gifts to give blessing or gratitude. These images not only
showcase the talent of the artist, but also present the artist's kinship with their heritage.
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