What Makes Geometric Abstraction So Exciting?
What Makes Geometric Abstraction So Exciting?
By Artspace Editors
When abstract art burst onto the stage in the Western art world in the early 20th century, its practitioners quickly resolved themselves into two distinct camps: the gestural...
Flourish 2022
Flourish 2022
Arts & Business Council of Miami
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Geometric Abstract Art
All you need to know about Geometric Abstract Art...
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In 1852, renowned writer Gustave Flaubert wrote a letter of what today seems like a premonition of what was about to happen back then in the...
Las Estructuras de GEGO
Las Estructuras de GEGO
Gertrud Louise Goldschmidt (1 August 1912 – 17 September 1994), known as Gego, was a modern Venezuelan visual artist. Gego is perhaps best known for her geometric and kinetic sculptures made in the 1960s and...
Matías Allende Contador
Matías Allende Contador, curador
Matías Allende Contador (Santiago de Chile, 1990). Candidato a Doctor en Estudios Latinoamericanos por la Universidad de Chile. Es investigador y curador de arte contemporáneo, particularmente ha desarrollado pesquisas en torno...
Queens of the Revolution
'Don't Say Gay' / Queens of the Revolution / Miami Film Festival
“Rebecca Heidenberg’s insightful new documentary Queens of the Revolution introduces a community of queer people who have remained in Cuba during its dynamic...
Uzo Aduba talks Lynn Nottage’s New Play ‘Clyde’s’
Exclusive: Uzo Aduba talks Lynn Nottage’s New Play ‘Clyde’s'
Dec 31 Written By Wilson Morales
Currently playing at the Hayes Theater aka Second Stage Theater is Clyde’s, the new play from Lynn Nottage and starring Emmy Award winners...
Gustavo Santaolalla, ganador de dos Oscar
El músico argentino Gustavo Santaolalla, ganador de dos Oscar, se presentará en Miami
El espectáculo es anunciado por sus organizadores como “un viaje a través de las creaciones y la cosmovisión de uno de los...
Ask a Curator : Questions for your curator
Ask a Curator : Questions for your curator
By Jim Richardson
Next week Ask a Curator day will take place across social media platforms, with more than 1000 museums, historic houses, galleries, libraries, aquariums and zoos...
Lux et Veritas (Yale’s motto, which translates to “Light and Truth”)
Lux et Veritas (Yale’s motto, which translates to “Light and Truth”) will debut at NSU Art Museum on April 2.
This exhibition focuses on artists who attended Yale School of Art for graduate study during the...
Ernesto Briel
Ernesto Briel
Ernesto Briel was born in Guanabacoa, Cuba in 1943. An artist with a particular interest in the theater, Briel was a painter, producer and theater set designer who also worked briefly as an actor. He...
ERNESTO BRIEL
ERNESTO BRIEL
ARTIST INFORMATION
“At the beginning of my journey as a visual artist, my only goal was to be able to express my interest in perceptual effects and optical illusions through the use of geometry;...
AMERICANS: CURRENT IMAGINARIES
AMERICANS: CURRENT IMAGINARIESCurated by Dr. Milagros Bello*At the European Cultural Center/Palazzo BemboIn the context of the 59th Venice Biennale
The exhibition proposes a creative visual topography of artists of the Americas, shaping out expanded visions...
BOB BONIES
BOB BONIES
Bob Bonies can be considered to be a successor of the “de Stijl” movement in as much as he did not just restrict himself to free art alone but extended his artistic work...
Rafael Montilla: el arte como iluminación
Rafael Montilla: el arte como iluminación
Curador y crítico de arte Eduardo Planchart Licea
“Mi trabajo se basa en la abstracción geométrica y el cubo ocupa un lugar central, representa un símbolo de armonía, unidad y...
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