ART REVIEW
Latest art news, art reviews, artist interviews, comments and features on visual art, artists, art exhibitions, galleries, architecture, museums, sculpture and painting from Artcentron: Life is About Art. Fine Art News, Art History, Art & design. Read art review of exhibitions and other major art events.
Every day we strive to bring you the latest news and happenings in the art world. We focus on all areas of art, including photography, design, installation art, architecture, drawing, animation, painting, and street art. Our Art Auction News has been rated one of the best in the world. Please stay in touch with Artcentron.com by subscribing to our newsletter. Also feel free to connect with us on Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook, Google+ and LinkedIn if you are active on those networks.
We hold regular art competitions. Flowers We Love is one of the annual photography competition we host at the beginning of Spring. The photo contest allows emerging and professional photographers to send in beautiful photos and images of flowers they love. You can read more about the photo competition here. We are also working on other exciting art competitions and art events.
Artists, photographers, and musicians were central to the Civil Rights Movement. A new art exhibition at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art celebrates the contribution of African American artists to the struggle for social justice and equality.
Jeff Koons: A Retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art rekindles old controversies about Jeff Koons art and artistic career
Bugatti Type 57S Compétition Coupé Aerolithe, 1935 (2007 re-creation). Jean Bugatti (French, born Italy, 1909-1939), designer Joseph Walter, designer. Dream Cars. The […]
Hazem Taha Hussein’s paintings of abstract figures behind Islamic patterns engage viewers in a dialogue about how Western art influenced modern Egyptian art.
Emmeline Pankhurst’s arrest at Buckingham Palace by an unknown photographer, 21 May 1914 shows women’s for the right to vote. Image courtesy […]
The Nigerian Centenary Photography Exhibition reveals the history of colonialism and how photography was effectively used to document changes in political landscape, fashion, and culture
Erin Wilson quilts, Big Quilt #2, 56 x 56 in. hand-dyed, pieced, and quilted cattons. One of the works at the American […]
Art Stage Singapore ends on a record high, getting commendations from artists, curators, art professionals, and collectors
Nativity by Tisi and work by famous artists like Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Pablo Picasso, and Mary Cassatt are part of Westmont Ridley-Tree Museum of Art recent Acquisitions
Ukrainian artists and photographers tell the devastating stories of life and the gloomy history of Russia’s invasion, including the annexation of Crimea.
FIRST PLACE SOLO COMPETITION: Jonathan Bouchard, Back Bone of Life: Tribute to Bio Diversity, Canada. Sand sculpture artists. Photo: Courtesy of World […]
Expert Photography provides an opportunity for photographers to learn about photography. With first hand tutorials, photography tips and advice, the website has gained credence over other photography websites
Jasper Johns: Regrets, at the Museum of Modern Art celebrates an American artist who made a name for himself using iconic images like Target, the American Flag, and Numbers
Top Management by Irina Nakhova from ‘Without a Title’. The artist uses the work to interrogate the Moscow Diary. Image courtesy of Nailya […]
In Céleste Boursier-Mougenot’s sound project, “From Here to Ear,” 70 zebra finches create sounds as they interact with amplified guitars and cymbals
Portrait Photographer Hans Gedda, Angela Davis, ca 1972. Cecilia Heisser/Nationalmuseum ©Hans Gedda ART REVIEW Portrait Photographer Hans Gedda Captures Intimate Moment of […]
Catherine Goodman reveals her amazing portrait painting techniques in Portraits from Life at the National Portrait Gallery, London
British Folk Art Emerges from the Abyss of Art History in the first survey at the Tate Britain featuring paintings, sculptures, textiles and objects. Discover the extraordinary and surprising works by Britain’s unsung folk artists