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Paul Kline is an outstanding photographer from Washington DC, USA who has been in the ...
Shutter Island was shuffled from an intended fall 2009 release date to February 2010, which ...
“If you really want to know when innocence dies, just look these people in the ...
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“Even the music makes me want to kill myself,” said a man a few rows ...

Archive for the ‘Abstract Art’ Category

An Odyssey into Popular culture: the artworks of Mark Bradford

Posted by Culturazzi On January - 27 - 2010 ADD COMMENTS

Mark Bradford is an admired artist from Los Angeles, California who earned his an MFA in 1997 and a BFA in 1995. Mark, who is known for his grid-like abstract paintings combining collage with paints reveals that the working-class sensibilities and mashed-up cultural influences that shaped his childhood in the southern Californinan community, continue to [...]

Representing the Inner and Outer Worlds - Craig Kosak

Posted by Culturazzi On November - 15 - 2009 2 COMMENTS

Craig Kosak is a Seattle based artist who has been in the artistic profession for the past 35 years. Craig studied at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California for a year in the late 70s and has taken many classes and workshops at other institutions in the years since then – most [...]

Sublime, Mystical, Timeless: The artwork of Roi James

Posted by Culturazzi On August - 20 - 2009 6 COMMENTS

Roi James is an artist from Austin, Texas who has been in the artistic profession for the past 13 years. Roi, whose work resides in many prestigious private collections throughout central Texas and the United States, was a professional musician in his 20’s and rediscovered fine art when he was almost 30.
The foundation of Roi’s [...]

Abstract Art: Your kid could NOT paint that!

Posted by Sourav Roy On February - 25 - 2009 2 COMMENTS

It is said, that Pablo Picasso once found himself in the erudite company of a certain high society lady who had an accusation to make. “Senor Picasso,” she asked, “why don’t you paint something more wholesome and more realistic, instead of all these incomprehensible abstracts?” Picasso smiled politely and asked her, “Ma’am, do you know Chinese?” “What? Well, I suppose not.” She tried her best to camouflage the surprise by indignation. “Then do you think there has been no great work of literature in Chinese, just because you can’t read it?”

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Police recovers Picasso’s Little Guitar

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The Roman police have recovered Picasso's Little Guitar, from a local businessman, CBC news reported. ...

Gold fresco by Richard Wright wins Turner Prize

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Glasgow-based artist Richard Wright, who created a gorgeous fresco in gold leaf, has won this ...

Nabokov’s unfinished novel reappears

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Vladimir Nabokov wanted it burned on his death, but The Original of Laura survived and ...

Paltrow joins Kidman’s transsexual film The Danish Girl

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Gwyneth Paltrow has signed on to The Danish Girl, a film chronicling the real-life story ...

Haitian-born Montrealer wins Blue Met writing prize

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Dany Laferrière, a Haitian-born Montrealer known for his provocative and thoughtful novels, has won the ...

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