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Editors Letter: Hello, I am Jacob and this is Myartisreal

Myartisreal — Thu, 26 Aug 2021 15:47:36 +0000

Hello everyone, this will be my first ever editor letter which will serve as a means to express myself and what Myartisreal Magazine will be doing moving forward. First I would like to thank each and every one of you for reading this blog and liking every article. The amount of joy I get when I know people are enjoying my writings is incredible. I want to let the community know why I started this…

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Elaborate and magical drawings by Steeven Salvat

Myartisreal — Tue, 24 Aug 2021 17:08:55 +0000

Steeven Salvat spends a pain-stacking amount of hours on each work of art he creates to provide a truly magical image. Salvat’s medium of choice is drawings and uses a hatching technique with black ink and Rotring pens. This technique provides the works with great details and shadows but requires much time and attention to detail, but Salvat doesn’t seem to mind either. His works focus on…

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Urs Fischer burns down wax sculptures at the Bourse de Commerce in Pairs

Myartisreal — Thu, 12 Aug 2021 18:54:24 +0000

Swiss artist Urs Fischer’s latest exhibition consists of a series of melting wax sculptures. Exhibiting at the newly opened Bourse de Commerce in Pairs, Fischer continues the project ‘Untitled (2011)’ with this redesigned installation. The exhibition consists of multiple life-size sculptures made out of wax that work like giant candles. One sculpture we see at the center is a large replica of…

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Interview with Baku

Myartisreal — Thu, 29 Jul 2021 19:25:21 +0000

We recently curated an online group exhibition titled “Hello, I love you” and you can view it here. We asked six artists to be a part of it. One artist is actually an artistic duo that goes by the name ‘Baku’ which is made up of two artists Stéphanie Lamontagne & Dominique G.Lemire. A big part of their work is not only the final outcome but the process it takes to get there. What is your first…

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Photographer Kata Geibl Presents ‘There is nothing new under the sun’

Maggie Johnson — Mon, 09 Nov 2020 16:35:28 +0000

Kata Geibl, a Hungarian photographer, is challenging our perception of the world and how capitalism affects its resources with her crisp, engaging, and thought-provoking photography. With her newest series titled, “There Is Nothing New Under The Sun”. Kata showcases our innate human need to consume. Our economic system, being capitalism, mirrors this need by displaying the widespread phenomenon…

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Minimalistic and realistic, a look at Mark Tennant

Myartisreal — Thu, 07 May 2020 18:55:51 +0000

Prepare to be amazed, the paintings of New York-based artist Mark Tennant are some of the most captivating works of contemporary art today. Each work almost feels like a photograph taken at just the right moment, as if someone is walking around with a camera snapping photos of the nightlife. However, these works of art are not photos they are paintings. Somehow even with his simplistic style and…

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Puzzling Portraits, a look at Alma Haser

Myartisreal — Sun, 29 Mar 2020 20:50:02 +0000

Born in Germany and now based in London Alma Haser is creating some of the most intriguing photography portraits of today. She is known for distorting her images with various methods of paper folding, photoshop, and many other mixed media. The series we are most focused on today is titled “Within 15 minutes.” In this series, Alma sets out to create un-identical portraits of various sets of twins.

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Somber digital paintings, a look at Wahyu Kusmawan

Myartisreal — Wed, 26 Feb 2020 16:17:09 +0000

Born and raised in Bogor, Indonesia artist Wahyu Kusmawan also known as ‘Bebe’ began painting at age 17 and from there, his passion grew. Wahyu would often paint women with there faces hidden. He would take these works on canvas and paint them onto the streets as well. And has since moved into creating digital paintings which are the works of his that introduced me to his art.

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