Art History

Amongst the chaos of New York City is a source of life that pays tribute to the Big Apple, produced by the creative mind of the American pop artist Charles Fazzino. Renowned for his intricate three-dimensional artworks, Fazzino’s Manhattan Panorama sums up his love for a New York that never sleeps. In this article, we are going to find out…

In the ever-changing world of pop art, little names give rise to as much awe and intrigue as Yaacov Agam. Recognized as the inventor of kinetic art, his works are a dance of color, movement, and perception that enthrall viewers worldwide. Among his creations, “Salute to the Triangle” ranks so high, as a result of his creative abilities and artistic…

Yaacov Agam, who is well-known in the art world, is one of the giants whose name is synonymous with creativity and novelty. Agam, known for his innovations in kinetic art and optical illusion. He made his name by creating astonishing Agamograph Series. His creative vision shatters the rigid norms of art, creating an energetic ambience that captivates viewers into a…

Yaacov Agam

In the continuum of art history, some artists truly get noticed because of their way of seeing and their manner of making art. Arturo Luz is one of the great artists of this kind. He came from the Philippines and he is famous for making art that’s all about shapes and keeping things simple. One of the elements he often…

Arturo Luz, a well-known Filipino artist, has encapsulated urban history in his famous artwork titled “Cities of the Past.” By using his unique style and perspective, Luz takes the audience on a ride through history to discover the development of cities and the stories they hold in the depths of their walls. In this article, we take a closer look…

In the vibrant world of Philippine art, one name shines brightly: Arturo Luz. And as masterpiece in its wide range of repertoire, one particular artwork is ready to show the color of new beginnings – “Bagong Taon” (New Year). In this piece, we look into the genius of “Bagong Taon” from Arturo Luz, discovering the life of the artist, the…

Inside the busy New York City subway system, a set of pictures by Walker Evans reappears as an ages-old portrayal of people meandering through the urban labyrinth of the everyday world. In his late 1930s series The Subway Portrait Series, Evans captures the raw essence of urban living by way of candid streets snapshots of people riding the subway. Let’s…

In the realm of the American photo canon, perhaps there are no names more studied than Walker Evans. Of all his works, “Floyd Burroughs, Hale County” is the most vivid one, and it possesses the power to communicate to the audience all facets of the depicted character’s life during the catastrophic period that was the 1930s in Alabama. In today’s…

In the realm of Philippine art, one name echoes with profound resonance: BenCab or Benedicto Cabrera. From his extensive repertoire of works, there is a masterpiece that represents the apex of this mysteriousness and wonder – “Sabel“. This fascinating portrait of a woman with a bewitching countenance ambling through the disorderliness of city life has imaginatively caught the hearts of…