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Art Directorships in Large Markets 9 Jul, 2016 art director, commercial art, graphic design, online art market Art Directorships in Large Markets With the explosion in commercial fine art industry in the last decade, art firms are always on the lookout for art directors who can cement the company’s reputation in an ever-changing industry. Art directors are essentially creative managers… Continue Reading
Commercial Art in the Digital Age 2 Jul, 2016 art, commercial art, digital age, fine art, fine art online, graphic design, online art forum, online art market Commercial Art in the Digital Age Simply put, the Internet has vastly changed the nature of fine art education and art jobs in the digital age. Graphic design has become an ever-changing landscape of computer programs with a high turnover, compelling commercial… Continue Reading
Rube Goldberg Competition: Where Art and Engineering Meet 15 Jun, 2016 3D, 3D printing, art, art movement, designs, engineering, robotics industry, Rube Goldberg Rube Goldberg Competition: Where Art and Engineering Meet Rube Goldberg was perhaps best-known for his cartoons, which often depicted over-engineered machines completing a variety of simple tasks (hence the name, “Rube Goldberg Machine). Rube was also an engineer and an inventor,… Continue Reading
Kinetic Art and Sculpture 12 Jun, 2016 art, art movement, artist, artists, gallery, gravity, kinetic art, kinetic sculpture, motion, optical, sculpture, three dimensional Kinetic Art and Sculpture Kinetic art is defined as any art that either contains movement as a part of its operation (i.e. a water sculpture featuring cascading water) or depends upon motion when it comes to affecting the viewer’s perception. Kinetic… Continue Reading
Photorealism in Painting 11 Jun, 2016 art critic, art criticism, art movement, artist, artists, photorealism, visual representation Photorealism in Painting Photorealism was an art movement that strove to reproduce objects on the canvas in almost microscopic detail, with artists adhering to representational verisimilitude (representing objects as they appear to the eye) as was within their particular skill sets…. Continue Reading
French Symbolism in Art and Literature 9 Jun, 2016 art French Symbolism in Art and Literature Symbolist art emerged in the late 19th century as a reaction against the literal visual interpretive style that had prevailed for decades. Symbolism as an art movement was concerned with evoking feeling and emotion in… Continue Reading
Neo-primitivism and the Hybrid Aesthetic, Paul Cezanne, Paul Gauguin, Henri Rousseau 25 May, 2016 art, art critic, art movement, hybrid aesthetics, neo-primitivism, Paul Cezanne, Paul Gauguin Neo-primitivism and the Hybrid Aesthetic, Paul Cezanne, Paul Gauguin, Henri Rousseau As the use of modern technology skyrocketed in the early 20th century, so too did the industrial renaissance lend its influence to a wide variety of disciplines, including music,… Continue Reading
US Regionalist Art: 1920-1950 21 May, 2016 American Regionalism, art movement, European modernist aesthetics, Regionalist art US Regionalist Art: 1920-1950 Regionalism was an art movement popular in the United States (particularly the Midwest) from approximately 1920 to 1950.
Regionalist art arose in direct opposition to the prevailing European Modernist aesthetics of the time, which featured… Continue Reading
Maximalism and the Reaction against Minimalism 20 May, 2016 art critic, art criticism, art movement, art nouveau, lifestyle, maximalism, maximalist reaction Maximalism and the Reaction against Minimalism As with so many art movements throughout history, Maximalism was birthed as a direct reaction against its countermovement, Minimalism. Whereas Minimalism emphasized simplification in all visual arts techniques (cleaning up lines, restricting the color… Continue Reading
Pixel Art in the Gaming Industry 19 May, 2016 game developers, gaming industry, graphic design, pixel art Pixel Art in the Gaming Industry As computer-generated 3D art has become mainstream in movies (think Pixar and Dreamworks) and television, more conventional animation and art techniques have gradually seen their market share shrink. One such form is pixel… Continue Reading
Historical Giants of Abstract Art, Picasso, Matisse, Kandinsky and Delaunay 2 May, 2016 abstract art, abstract expressionism, abstract expressionist, art, art critic, art criticism, art movement, artist, artists, fine art, Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Picasso, Robert Delaunay, style, visual representation, Wassily Kandinsky Historical Giants of Abstract Fine Art, Picasso, Matisse, Kandinsky and Delaunay Abstract art, in the purest sense, uses a kind of visual language to present concepts that can be independent from real-world visual references. That is, an abstract… Continue Reading
Reviving Fine Art Movements Online 25 Apr, 2016 art critic, art movement, artist, artists, digital age, fine art online, internet, online, online art forum, online forums Reviving Fine Art Movements Online Living post-Internet in a digital age, it’s perhaps easy to think each new art movement births itself spontaneously in an art forum online. Instantaneous communication has made connecting with other artists simpler ever before. Hosting digital… Continue Reading
Bob Ross’s Happy Little Trees: A One-man Painting Revival 24 Apr, 2016 Bob Ross, landscape painting, oil painting, streaming video Bob Ross’s Happy Little Trees: A One-man Painting Revival When he left the Air Force after almost twenty years of service, Bob Ross embarked on an eleven-year journey producing The Joy of Painting, a simple how-to instructional series on oil painting that aired… Continue Reading
High Society, Royalty and Aristocracy, Portraits of Franz X. Winterhalter, Commissioned by Kings and Queens of Europe in the 19th Century: Museum of Fine Arts, Houston: Very Important to See! 18 Apr, 2016 aristocratic, art, fine art, Franz Winterhalter, high society, Houston, MFAH, museum, Museum of Fine Arts Houston, painter, portraits, royal High Society, Royalty and Aristocracy, Portraits of Franz X. Winterhalter, Commissioned by Kings and Queens of Europe in the 19th Century: Museum of Fine Arts, Houston: Very Important to See! What was the amazing talent, which allowed… Continue Reading
Contemporary Folk Art in the US 15 Apr, 2016 art, art critic, art movement, artist, artists, young artist, young artists Contemporary Folk Art in the US In many major metropolitan areas in the US, young artists are leading urban folk art revivals that hearken back to traditional techniques used by settlers in the time before the Industrial Revolution. The market for hand-produced crafts… Continue Reading
Art Deco and the Rise of Technology 13 Apr, 2016 art, art critic, art deco, art historians, art movement, artist, artists Art Deco and the Rise of Technology Art deco, to put it simply, is a style of visual excess that first rose to popularity in the years after World War I and remained a cornerstone of the international art community for decades. Even… Continue Reading
Dada, Dadaism and Early 20th Century European Avant-garde Art 10 Apr, 2016 art, art critic, art movement, artist, artists, artwork, avant-garde, Dada, Dadaism, Dadaist art, fine art, politics Dada, Dadaism and Early 20th Century European Avant-garde Art Dadaist art (dadaism) rose in reaction to the destruction caused by World War I. The world saw an unprecedented rise in the level of technology used in war: mass-produced semi-automatic weapons, as well as… Continue Reading
Futurism within Art Movements 24 Mar, 2016 art, art critic, art movement, artist, artists, Futurism, Futuristic Art, technology, young artists Futurism within Art Movements Futurism, like so many other art movements, was a product of its age. As the early 20th century continued to propel us forward into new technologies, artists began to confront this phenomenon spilling over into their works. Futurist… Continue Reading
The Lasting Effects of Cubism 14 Mar, 2016 art, art critic, art criticism, art movement, artist, artists, avant-garde, Cubism, Cubist works The Lasting Effects of Cubism Avant-garde art in the early 20th century featured Cubism, an art movement that originated in Europe with the works of Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso and later joined by such talents as Robert Delaunay… Continue Reading
Art and the Singularity: Will Artificial Intelligence Creative Robots Change Art? 13 Mar, 2016 AI, art, artificial intelligence, creative robots, fine art, robotics industry, singularity Art and the Singularity: Will Artificial Intelligence Creative Robots Change Art? We tend to think of robots as primarily industrial, largely because that has been their primary function up to this point. From the automobile industry to the agriculture industry, most… Continue Reading
Dale Chihuly and the Art of Blown Glass 10 Mar, 2016 art, artist, artists, blown glass, Dale Chihuly, glassblowers, glassblowing, young artist, young artists Dale Chihuly and the Art of Blown Glass Glassblowing is a complex art form with a history of use in a wide variety of industries. Historically, most glassblowers were tradesmen producing functional, practical pieces for sale as utensils and containers, especially in the… Continue Reading
19th Century French Impressionism 8 Mar, 2016 art critic, art movement, Degas, French, Impressionism, Monet, Paris, young artist 19th Century French Impressionism Impressionism as an art movement boasts some of the most recognizable names in art history, including Edgar Degas and Claude Monet. Beginning in 1874, the Anonymous Society of Painters, Sculptors, and Printmakers put on an art exhibit in Paris… Continue Reading
Street Art / Graffiti Art and Neighborhood Identity 6 Mar, 2016 art, art movement, artist, artists, graffiti, graffiti art, neighborhood identity, street art, young artist Street Art / Graffiti Art and Neighborhood Identity Historically, street art has a more unsavory reputation, once simply labeled as graffiti and considered something to be removed. This was especially true during the steep rise in US drug-related gang activity in the… Continue Reading
Advances in 3D Printing Technology and Software: What do they mean for Art? 5 Mar, 2016 3D, 3D printing, art movement, digital, digital art, graphic design, graphics, internet, printing Advances in 3D Printing Technology and Software: What do they mean for Art? The digital age, defined as the period immediately following the advent and widespread proliferation of Internet access in homes across the world, has obviously had enormous and long-lasting effects on… Continue Reading
The Pop Art Movement in the US 5 Mar, 2016 Andy Warhol, art, art critic, art movement, artist, artists, US pop artists, young artist The Pop Art Movement in the US The US pop art movement was born in New York in the 1960s when artists such as James Rosenquist and Andy Warhol began coopting well-known imagery from popular culture. Anything and everything was fair game,… Continue Reading
Salvador Dalí and the Evolution of Surrealism 3 Mar, 2016 art critic, art criticism, artist, artists, critics, dreams, subconscious, surrealism, surrealist Salvador Dalí and the Evolution of Surrealism Perhaps one of the most widely recognizable names in the history of art, Salvador Dalí was long at the forefront of Surrealism, an art movement that emphasized the expression of the subconscious mind. Surrealism… Continue Reading
Transitioning between Two Major Art Movements 14 Dec, 2015 art, art critic, art movement, artist, artists, critics, European Enlightenment, internet, online, online art forum, pieces, reactionary period, Romantic artists, romanticism, style, young artist Transitioning between Two Major Art Movements Historically, the period between any two major fine art movements has been tumultuous, fraught with young artists proliferating a wide variety of experimental styles, with major metropolitan fine art scenes constantly birthing new schools of thought. Typically,… Continue Reading
Major Metropolitan Fine Art Scenes in the US 13 Dec, 2015 art, art movement, art scenes, digital age, fine art, young artist Major Metropolitan Fine Art Scenes in the US The nature of fine art movements in the digital age is such that they are constantly in flux, adapting to social media campaigns, rising and falling on the whims of trends that turn ever faster…. Continue Reading
3D Printing and Contemporary Fine Art: What’s in Store? 13 Dec, 2015 3D printing, art, art world, artist, artists, fine art, graphic design, Impressionism, manufacturing, museum 3D Printing and Contemporary Fine Art: What’s in Store? 3D printing has already fundamentally changed the manufacturing industry by giving production capacity to individuals, but how will this new technology affect the art world as it becomes more mainstream? 3D printers, both home-based… Continue Reading
Avant-garde Art in the Digital Age 2 Dec, 2015 3D printing, art, avant-garde, digital age, digital art, graffiti, internet, social, young artist Avant-garde Art in the Digital Age For young artists, the dawn of the digital age meant a fundamental re-shaping of how art was brought to the public. The Internet now hosts countless online art forums, art galleries, and markets, all designed to… Continue Reading
Romanticism and the Industrial Revolution 25 Nov, 2015 art, art criticism, artist, artists, Europe, Industrial Revolution, Romantic artists, romanticism As with most major art movements, Romanticism first developed as a reaction to the dominant movement of its time: Neoclassicism. Neoclassicism, the dominant art form in Europe during the second half of the 18th century, emphasized harmony, simplicity, and evenly developed proportions, Romanticism, on… Continue Reading
The Rise of Minimalism 23 Nov, 2015 abstract art, abstract expressionism, abstract expressionist, American culture, art, art criticism, art movement, artist, artists, minimalism, minimalist art Abstract expressionism dominated the US art scene throughout the 1950s as artists sought, in true Romantic fashion, to express their personal emotions through their art. As with any large art movement in American culture (or elsewhere), there were fringe groups that did not adopt the… Continue Reading
“You Live Forever Through Your Students” : Artist Joseph Culotta Inducted as Distinguished Fellow of Texas Art Education Association (TAEA) 22 Nov, 2015 art, artist, students, teacher, teachers, Texas “You Live Forever Through Your Students” is the mantra of Houston Artist Joseph Culotta, who was recently inducted into the highly distinguished group of Fellows of the Texas Art Education Association (TAEA). The ceremony of induction took place on November 14, 2015, at the… Continue Reading
Art Therapy in the Modern Workplace 12 Nov, 2015 art Art Therapy in the Modern Workplace In its truest form, art therapy involves a psychologist overseeing a patient who engages in creating art. The creation process itself is meant to be therapeutic, allowing the patient to concentrate on a single task to the point… Continue Reading
The Digital Art Movement 10 Nov, 2015 art, artist, artwork, digital art, fine art, internet, online art forum, special effects, website, young artist The Digital Art Movement As personal computers have become the dominant form of modern media, they have profoundly changed entertainment, research, the storing and dissemination of knowledge, and (perhaps not so surprisingly) how we create art. While computers began to affect movie production… Continue Reading
How an Art Movement Takes Root 8 Nov, 2015 art, art criticism, art gallery, art movement, artist, contemporary art, digital art, fine art, gallery, internet, Modernism, modernist art, online, website How an Art Movement Takes Root We’re all familiar with the concept of prevailing trends, whether they be in fashion, music, or fine art, but how do such trends come about? Who exactly is present at an art movement’s birth, and how does it… Continue Reading
Art, Literature, and Music: How Movements Drive One Another 7 Nov, 2015 art, art education, art gallery, artist, buyers, fine art, gallery, internet, painting, paintings, sculpture, website, young artist Art, Literature, and Music: How Movements Drive One Another In the historical past, authors, musicians and artists frequently patronized each other’s gatherings in order to gain a sense of what was currently happening in other artistic mediums as well as to fill their… Continue Reading
Historical Art Revival in the American Southwest Hopi, Zuni, Pueblo, Navajo, Apache 3 Nov, 2015 American Southwest, Apache, art, art revival, historical art, Hopi Zuni Pueblo Navajo Apache, Indian reservation Historical Art Revival in the American Southwest Five major Indian tribes compose most of the native population in the American southwest: the Hopi, Zuni, Pueblo, Navajo, and Apache. The artistic traditions of the Hopi, Zuni, Pueblo, Navajo, and Apache tribes have gradually been incorporated into… Continue Reading
Rare and Major Mark Rothko Retrospective at Museum of Fine Arts Houston, The Only U.S. Venue For This Exhibition 2 Nov, 2015 abstract art, abstract expressionist, acrylic, art, art gallery, artist, artwork, canvas, colors, curated, exhibit, exhibition, fine art, gallery, Houston, Impressionism, Mark Rothko, museum, painting, paintings, retrospective Rare and Major Mark Rothko Retrospective at Museum of Fine Arts Houston Mark Rothko, recognized as one of the foremost figures of the Abstract Expressionist vanguard, has an unparalleled exhibit “Mark Rothko: A Retrospective” at the acclaimed Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, from September… Continue Reading
Top Ten in Philippines Artist Jun Martinez Renowned Globally for His Fine Art Masterpieces 1 Nov, 2015 art, artist, artwork, colors, fine art, Impressionism, Philippines, watercolor Top Ten in Philippines Artist Jun Martinez Renowned Globally for His Fine Art Masterpieces Artist Jun Martinez is recognized around the world for his vast contributions to the world of fine art. The fine art award-winning masterpieces of this impressionist artist Jun Martinez are widely… Continue Reading
Bullet Shell Art is Unstoppable: Works of Artist Federico Uribe shown by Adelson Galleries 20 Oct, 2015 art, art gallery, artist, avant-garde, exhibit, fine art, gallery, Impressionism, Modernism, Realism, Texas Contemporary Two weeks ago, attending the Texas Contemporary Art Fair, held at the George R Brown Convention Center in Houston, TX, we discovered that the most intricate, breathtaking, avant-garde fine art can be made from bullet shells, color pencils, pencil erasers and plastic fasteners. That… Continue Reading
Houston Fine Artist J Antonio Farfan is a Force To Be Reckoned With 18 Oct, 2015 acrylic, art, art gallery, artist, artwork, canvas, collector, colors, fine art, gallery, genre, mixed media, online, style, website Houston Fine Artist J Antonio Farfan is a Force To Be Reckoned With Renowned Houston fine artist J Antonio Farfan is a force to be reckoned with. The fine art work of artist Farfan ( http://artist.com/j-antonio-farfan/24/artworks/ ) are indeed mesmerizing, but when gazed at from different… Continue Reading
Dazzling Artists and Artwork at The Cynthia Corbett Gallery Exhibit at Texas Contemporary Art Show 2015 16 Oct, 2015 art, art gallery, artist, artwork, canvas, contemporary art, exhibition, gallery, masters Dazzling Artists and Artwork at The Cynthia Corbett Gallery Exhibit at Texas Contemporary Art Show 2015 Last week, at the Texas Contemporary Art Show, hosted at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston Texas, we had the absolute pleasure of meeting Ms. Cynthia… Continue Reading
Artist Joseph Culotta presented by The Gallery Girls Draws Large Art Crowd to Swank Interiors 16 Oct, 2015 abstract art, art, art gallery, artist, canvas, contemporary art, fine art, gallery Artist Joseph Culotta / The Gallery Girls Draw Large Art Crowd to Swank Interiors It was a wonderful and stimulating evening of fine art and discussions last night, with some of Houston’s finest art lovers, at Swank Interiors, Houston TX. Celebrated abstract artist and… Continue Reading
Important Event to Attend: YOUNG MASTERS (The Cynthia Corbett Gallery): DIALOGUES 14 Oct, 2015 art, art gallery, artist, artwork, curated, exhibition, gallery, judging, masters THE CYNTHIA CORBETT GALLERYYOUNG MASTERS: DIALOGUESContemporary works inspired by the Sphinx Fine Art Old Master Collection12 – 24 October 2015Sphinx Fine Art125 Kensington Church StreetLondon, W8 9LP( Young Masters is a not for profit initiative of The Cynthia Corbett Gallery) It is with great pleasure that we announce… Continue Reading
World Renowned Neurosurgeon / Artist Dr. Curtis Dickman Donates Major Gift (Muhammad Ali Painting) to Humanity and Recognized by www.Artist.com 14 Oct, 2015 art, artist, philanthropy, spiritual World Renowned Neurosurgeon / Artist Dr. Curtis Dickman Donates Major Gift to Humanity and Recognized by www.Artist.com www.Artist.com would like to honor outstanding artist and world renowned Phoenix neurosurgeon Dr. Curtis Dickman, and recognize his significant philanthropic contributions to fellow human beings and all humanity. … Continue Reading
Texas Contemporary Art Fair Review, Houston, TX 2015 6 Oct, 2015 art, artist, artwork, contemporary art, gallery
Texas Contemporary Art Fair, Houston, TX 2015 October in Houston is something to look forward to. The weather is getting cooler, hurricane season is coming to an end, and it is time for the city’s art lovers to get ready for the Texas Contemporary Art… Continue Reading
Fifth Annual Houston Fine Art Fair a Success! 27 Sep, 2015 art, artist, fine art The fifth annual Houston Fine Art Fair was held at the NRG Center this year (September 9-12, 2015), and it was a vibrant and fulfilling event for artist.com to attend. Rick Friedman, the founder and owner of the Houston Fine Art Fair, is to be… Continue Reading
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