Art History
Art History
Whitney
Biennial
Bienal de Arte Paiz
Contemporary art in NORTH AMERICA.
Toronto Biennial of Art. Ottawa Canada.
■Qavavau Manumie (Inuit, born in Brandon,
MB, Canada; lives in Kinngait (Cape Dorset), NU, Canada)
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COMPOSITION (FLYING FIGURES WITH MASKS) |
known for compositions of colored pencils and ink, along with his print making.
his themes are based on the idea and depictions of legends and mythology.
■Napachie Pootoogook (Inuit, born in 1938, Sako Island Camp, NT, Canada; died in
2002 Kinngait (Cape Dorset), NU, Canada)
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Namonai’s Vision (1996) - Napachie Pootoogook |
depicts a artistic identity and represents Cape Dorset art and printmaking.
Whitney
Biennial
(NYC)
A look into a Contemporary art exhibition run by the Whitney Biennial NYC
Bienal de Arte Paiz
(Guatemala)
One of the oldest Biennials in the world , second oldest in Latin America.
Kevin Frank - GUA
Lives in Guatamala who disiplines in multi media works but mainly with Photograghy.
ROBERTO ESCOBAR (GUA)
His work consists of water color paintings as a main element with themes of random objects, and reoccurring things in everyday life.
Activity - to find artist places, galleries, artist etc within different states and places in North America.
Indiana to Florida - Washington dc, Atlanta
ideas for big USA city's to find places interesting for art
Belize and Honduras
His work relates to my own with the surrealistic style and effects. Molding of the faces and the morphing of faces coming out of the works. Along with the colorful and distinctive color pallet gives the work a fresh aspect for surrealistic style.
https://high.org/
" In this panoramic scene, Darger’s heroines—the Vivian Girls—have stripped naked to signal to the winged-serpent creatures (Blengiglomeneans) overhead that they do not serve the evil, gray-uniform-wearing Glandelinians. The reverse depicts a sequence of three scenes, in which the girls are taken captive, turn the tables to take captives of their own, and engage in a violent battle."
High museum of art
https://high.org/
Artist;
Henry Darger American, 1892–1973
" In this panoramic scene, Darger’s heroines—the Vivian Girls—have stripped naked to signal to the winged-serpent creatures (Blengiglomeneans) overhead that they do not serve the evil, gray-uniform-wearing Glandelinians. The reverse depicts a sequence of three scenes, in which the girls are taken captive, turn the tables to take captives of their own, and engage in a violent battle."
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