“Really Good” by David Shrigley is one of those artworks that go beyond the traditional definitions of art. Rising to a height of 7 meters, this sculpture of a thumb has become an iconic symbol of central London. However, the main question is the tale behind the weird monument. Now, let’s explore the fascinating world of David Shrigley and his…
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The name of Alexander Calder is synonymous with invention and boundless freedom of imagination, the artist has taken such a unique place in modern art through his defining contributions to the art world. He has produced many masterpieces which may attract the attention of a wider art audience. One of the works that can compete at the highest levels is…
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In the field of photography, André Kertész is well known as a genius and pioneer with a unique eye through which he shows the world as it is. Kertész was born in 1894 in Hungary, and his photographic journey was spread across continents and decades, influencing photography in a lasting way. His evolution in different styles including street photography and…
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In the middle of New York City, among the bustling streets and mighty skyscrapers, there is a corner of quietness and beauty—Washington Square Park. Here, amid wintertime, Hungarian-born photographer André Kertész froze a moment in time with his camera, making Washington Square Park’s serene atmosphere immortal in his iconic work ‘Washington Square, Winter.’ Via his lens, Kertész invites audiences to…
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In the pulsating heart of Paris, against the backdrop of the vibrant cultural scene of the 1920s, the Hungarian photographer André Kertész, surprised everyone by creating an image that goes beyond time and space. Through his eye, he brought the inner view of Dutch painter Piet Mondrian’s studio known as “Chez Mondrian, Paris” to life. This masterpiece is an embodiment…
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Samo (@samofrais) is a chef and digital creative based in Houston. We sat down with him to discuss his career journey and how art inspires his professional and personal life. Welcome to our Inner Worlds series, where we step into the personal realms of art lovers from all walks of life, exploring the profound ways in which art is integrated…
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Through “Garçon de café“, Willy Ronis is a genius in immortalizing the essence drawing us into all the Parisian cafés’ charms in his iconic photograph “The waiter in the Parisian café” (Café Waiter). Ronis takes us on a tour of a crowded cafe setting in post-war Paris and captures this moment of calm sophistication in the middle of the chaos…
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Willy Ronis, a renowned photographer of the twentieth century, possessed a gifted knack for making everyday scenes into everlasting works of art. Through his eyes, he put into film the image of France at the end of a war period, rejoicing in the elegance and strength of everyday life. The artist has created the masterpiece “Le Départ Du Morutier, 1949,”…
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Willy Ronis is a luminary in the photography world—a great chronicler of human experiences and cities. Ronis’ vision for catching the lyrics of everyday life enabled the eternal minute briefs, turning the ordinary into the extraordinary. Particularly, “Venice Fondamenta Nueva, 1959” represents his skills and vision. Ronis calls upon viewers through this renowned photo to join him on a tour…
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Lynda Benglis, recognized as a trailblazer in contemporary art, has never been afraid of challenging conventions to come up with unique and provoking creations. The art of Benglis, particularly her most well-known work “Contraband,” prompts the viewer to take a closer look at materiality, form, and social norms. In this article, the universe of Benglis’s artisticity is explained, emphasizing her background, career,…
