Events & Media
BOOK FEATURE
Issue 1: Top Contemporary Artists to Watch in 2024, Contemporary Art Curator Magazine
Wed, Jan 10, 2024
Dive into the cutting edge of the art world with Contemporary Art Curator Magazine's Issue 1: Top Contemporary Artists to Watch in 2024. This curated selection spotlights a diverse group of visionaries whose groundbreaking work is poised to shape the global art scene.
Discover emerging talents, established masters pushing the boundaries, and captivating trends that will ignite your artistic passion. From thought-provoking installations to mind-bending multimedia experiences, prepare to be challenged and inspired by the future of contemporary art.
- Contemporary Art Curator Magazine
Available on Amazon.
CATALOG FEATURE
Harmony for Humanity Catalogue 2023
Mon, October 9, 2023
CAC is an art and culture platform that focuses on contemporary art collecting, showcasing a multitude of artists and their talent to thousands of followers.
CAC discusses the relevant conversations and topics in art, examines potential paths of future development, the culture of contemporary art collecting, and how art itself can become a more prominent and meaningful part of people’s everyday lives.
For collectors and curators, it is essential to discover new artists and talents. The Harmony for Humanity Catalogue introduces and presents each artist and their work, showcasing various divergent new talents. The book presents high-quality reproductions of each selected artist’s work, biography, or quotations from the artists about their art practice.
The printed catalog will be available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Blackwell’s, Baker & Taylor, WHSmith, as well as other retailers where books are sold.
AWARD
Harmony for Humanity The Global Consciousness Art Prize
Mon, September 25, 2023
Harmony for Humanity: The Global Consciousness Art Prize, is a groundbreaking initiative that celebrates the profound connection between art, harmony, and the advancement of humanity.
This prestigious prize recognizes artists who leverage their creative brilliance to ignite a global shift in consciousness, fostering unity, understanding, and positive social change.
BOOK FEATURE
Faces of Peace by Contemporary Art Curator Magazine
Mon, May 1, 2023
Faces of Peace Art Book is a new art book featuring the work of outstanding artists from around the world.
This collection showcases the diversity of styles and perspectives of these talented individuals and provides a glimpse into the art world's future.
From thought-provoking paintings to striking photography, the pages of The Faces of Peace Art Book are filled with breathtaking imagery that will inspire and delight art lovers and collectors.
Faces of Peace Art Book is a must-have for anyone looking to discover new and exciting talent in art. It is a powerful reminder that the future of art is bright, and countless voices are waiting to be heard.
- Contemporary Art Curator Magazine
Available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Blackwell’s, as well as other retailers where books are sold.
GALLERY FEATURE
Imageries
Fri, Nov 18, 2022
The event is curated by the art critic Monica Ferrarini of the MFeventi Association and has had the moral patronage of the Lazio Region and the I Municipio Roma Centro. The exhibition outlines a varied plot between innovative dialogues through which the artists exploit multiple narratives through works capable of opening new imaginative horizons and which substantiate all the richness of various approaches to the image. Each creation reveals itself through an incisive personality, free from fixed schemes and rules, which outlines, among other things, the ability to know how to go beyond traditional standards, transforming and reinterpreting forms and images of the most conventional art in order to communicate one's inner universe. Textures, shapes and colors materialize an intimate and private space that encourages us to reflect through artistic creation and above all encourages the bystander to seek a personal interpretation of him. And so infinite imaginative scenarios come to life through the eyes of the observer whose feeling is satisfied by the energy flow that intersects between the different creative expressions.
Participating artists: Axel Becker, Regula Margrit Bill, Leonard Ciccarelli, Lisa Engel, Heide Fennert, Christian Kammerhofer, Kirsten Kohrt, Alexandra Kordas, Bridget Loftus, Suvi Mannonen, Nina Michaelidou, Stephanie Nicolini, Maria Rita Onofri, Candida Paulucci, Anke Riemenschneider, Marisela Rodríguez, Kayo Sato, Jomay Tam, Alisa Teletović, Lauren Tilley, Enrica Toce, Katja Tomzig, Rebecca Volkmann, Caroline Winter, Lady Yupiigold
GALLERY FEATURE
The Hidden Side of Things
Mon, Oct 24, 2022 to Sat, Oct 29 2022
The exhibition, curated by the curator and critic Monica Ferrarini, will involve 10 carefully selected international artists who will exhibit three works each. Different authors who through their works intend to propose a “different” reality, captured in its infinite facets. A reality interpreted according to one's feelings because “things exist outside the human mind or independently of it and from being present to consciousness”.
Participating artists: Patrizia Almonti, Maria Emilov, Maria Evseeva, Marussa Giovinazzo, Monika Hartl, Rosa Helin, Christina Mitterhuber, Ann Pelanne, André Romijn, Lauren Tilley
GALLERY FEATURE
Rossocinabro
Fri, Jul 15, 2022 to Fri, Aug 31, 2022
Artists are well aware that art is the only means of expressing one's individuality. The 'New Worlds' exhibition is a collection of works that Rossocinabro has hosted in recent months. The porosity of the architecture, the language, the houses, the streets, the cafes, the habits, the faces, the history, the books, the skies, the trees, the light, the rooms, the fables, the diaries, acquire clear outlines, as if finally fixed in vivid, melancholy, lovable, sensitive snapshots, present.
MAGAZINE FEATURE
Spotlight Magazine by Circle Foundation for the Arts
Issue 29 | Jun 2022
Published by CFA Press and available in both digital and print form, [Spotlight Magazine] tells the story of what art looks like today.
GALLERY FEATURE
Rossocinabro
Fri, Jun 10, 2022 to Fri, Jul 8, 2022
Just like the intense shade of red it takes its name from, Rossocinabro represents an extraordinary passion for art. Over the years Rossocinabro has become a flower – albeit still somewhat niche – in the direct vicinity of the beautiful Villa Borghese. The gallery has organised over 200 exhibitions in the past years, from solo shows of interesting artists from abroad to collective exhibitions of up-and-coming local creatives. Rossocinabro is the first stop for art lovers visiting Rome.
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GALLERY FEATURE
Circle Foundation for the Arts
May 2022
What makes a piece of art remarkable? What makes an artist worth collecting? What is the role of the artist in contemporary society? The definition of art in the post modern era continues to develop, evolve and expand. [The Circle for the Arts Foundation] explores these questions and examine the careers of mid-career and established artists from around the world. By offering a handpicked selection of artworks, we invite art lovers and professionals to discover current trends and original practices in a wide spectrum of disciplines
EVENT
Colors of Humanity Gallery, ‘Blue’ International Juried Exhibition
Tue, Dec 1, 2020 @ 12:00 PM to Thu, Dec 31, 2020 @ 1:00 PM
Colors of Humanity Art Gallery (map)
“Colors of Humanity Art Gallery was created to help artists gain exposure and further their careers. With [our] monthly online juried art shows, artists can gain experience in competitions, increase much needed international exposure and recognition, boost their resumes, and have an opportunity to win prize money. These are all valuable elements in having a flourishing art career.
Each month has a different themed juried art show. December 2020’s show, “Blue,” will run December 1-31, 2020.
Artists from around the world were called to submit their work. There were 169 accepted entries and they came from 22 different states in the USA, as well as 18 other locations: Belarus, Canada, China, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Finland, France, Germany, Israel, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, Singapore, South Africa, Sweden, Ukraine, and the United Kingdom. A variety of styles and mediums were entered, including but not limited to acrylic, alcohol ink, colored pencil, digital, linocut, mixed media, oil, pastel, pen and ink, photography, plastic, scratchboard, spray paint, tempera, and watercolor. The judging criterion was originality, interpretation, quality, demonstration of ability, and usage of medium. Other factors, such as the clarity of the images provided and their ability to be viewed online, as well as relating to the theme, also contributed [our] decision. “Best of Show”, “First Place”, and “Second Place” winners received a monetary award in addition to special recognition.”