Graffiti Art, Issues and Banksy’s Quest for Equity
Rickshaw by Banksy is an example of how the artist explores graffiti art to make statements about capitalism and salient social issues. […]
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ART- Celebrating artists, painters, photographers, sculptures, illustrators, designers, curator, and writers who are making great impact in their artistic careers on Artcentron- Life is About Art. Artcentron Celebrated, art & design,
Artist Survives Heart Disease and Wins Prestigious Art Prize
Amy Sherald survives heart failure and wins Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition’s $25,000 prestigious art award
Kafi D’Ambrosi: Art, Love and the Pursuit of Happiness
Kafi D’Ambrosi’s portrait of Guy S shows how this celebrated photographer combines art with photography. Image courtesy of the artist PHOTOGRAPHY: Kafi D’Ambrosi’s […]
Ty Bello: A Photographer With Discerning Eyes
Ty Bello on the cover of a recent album titled ‘Jesus Jesu’. Image courtesy of Ty Bello PHOTOGRAPHY: Ty Bello Gains Greater Prominence […]
Chinese Artist Ma Desheng Shows the Value of Perseverance
Ma Desheng, Abstract 1, 1987, Ink on Chinese paper, 69 x 102 cm (27 x 40 in). Image courtesy of Rossi & Rossi ARTIST: Chinese […]
Artcentron Celebrates Past Winners of Photo Contest
Brian Lim, Elegant. This photo of rose flowers taken in Malaysia won the 2013 Flowers We Love Photo Contest. Photo: Brian Lim […]
Creative Spirit Guides Tiziana La Melia to Artistic Discovery
Painter Tiziana La Melia, the winner of the 2014 RBC Canadian Painting Competition, is a restless soul possessed by a Creative spirit
Roland Faesser’s Prints and Inflatable Art are Witty and Provocative
Roland Faesser, No More Jumping , mixed media, height 220 cm (7 ft) / © Roland Faesser 2009 CONCEPTUAL ARTIST Sculptures and Prints by […]
China’s Eccentric Art Collector Liu Yiqian Boosts Asia’s Art Market
The Chinese billionaire art collector Liu Yiqian drinks tea from his prized Chicken Cup to celebrate its handover by Sotheby’s. Image courtesy […]
Canadian Artist Anne-Marie Cosgrove Questions Limits of Narrative
Anne-Marie Cosgrove, Superman 2010, acrylic on board, 24 x 30 x 2 in.Canadian Artist. Image courtesy of the artist ARTIST/PAINTER BY KAZAD […]
Paula Jones Uses Abstract Art to Create Inspirational Ideas
Paula Jones found her calling as an artist and painter after a probe that led to self-realization and love of abstract art
Yoshiki Takes X Japan Beyond Adversities to Celebrity
Yoshiki and X Japan on stage at the Madison Square Garden, New York. Image courtesy of X Japan MUSIC BY KAZAD Yoshiki […]
Curator June Yap Centers Asian Art at Guggenheim Museum
Ho Tzu Nyen, The Cloud of Unknowing, 2011, Color video, with sound, 28 min., edition 35 Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York. […]
Robin Williams Honored for Exceptional Acting Career
Robin Williams on Good Morning Vietnam movie poster. ACTOR As Robin Williams is celebrated for his brilliant acting career, his death continues […]
Creative Exposure Baltimore (CEB) Celebrates Five Stars
On Parade celebrates Creative Exposure Baltimore (CEB) five years anniversary. Photo: Kazad/Artcentron PHOTOGRAPHY Creative Exposure Baltimore (CEB) strides into the future after five […]
Egyptian Artist Taha Hussein Evokes the Rich Cultural Relationship Between ‘East and West’
Taha Hussein, Renaissance, Adaptation of The Last Supper 2010, by outstanding Egyptian artist. Acrylic on Canvas – 85 x 140 cm – 2010. […]
Modern Day Egypt: A Chaotic and Unpredictable Life
Ahmed Kassim, a young talented Egyptian artist with outstanding creative abilities examines a chaotic and Unpredictable Life in Modern Day Egypt in his new paintings on display at Safarkhan Gallery
Multimedia Artist Follows His Instinct in Figure Painting and Video Art
Artcentron celebrates multimedia artist Maurizio Barraco, an outstanding artist who uses figure painting and video art to communicate his thoughts and ideas
Photojournalism Under Scrutiny In Hamdi Attia’s Paintings
Hamdi Attia calls attention to the Innocence of photojournalism in his new paintings
John Stanmeyer African Migrant Photo Exposes Inequality
World Press Photo of the Year 2013 Goes to American photographer John Stanmeyer of the VII Photo Agency for his photo of African Migrants