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Photography
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Written by Domina Doll
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Tuesday, 24 June 2008 05:30 |
 John Santerineross is a New York based “image maker” who has been referred to by the media as “the world's leading neo-symbolist photographer of our time.” Like the symbolists of the past, John’s controversial photographic art explores ageless taboos using a combination of dark themes and sexuality which are inspired by subconscious dream imagery, religious iconography and Jungian archetypes. |
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Written by Anastasia Mavromatis
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Thursday, 05 June 2008 10:15 |
 Molly Crabapple's professional travels rival a veteran. She has illustrated for The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Playgirl, Marvel Comics, Harper-Collins, Avalon Publishing and $pread Magazine, to name the few. She has written a book (Dr Sketchy's Official Rainy Day Colouring Book) and founded Dr Sketchy's Anti-Art School, a cabaret life drawing class with almost 50 worldwide branches - all by the age of twenty-four. |
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Written by Anastasia Mavromatis
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Friday, 25 April 2008 06:04 |
Born in Firenze, Italy, Francesco D'Isa isn't one to divulge a conventional biography, allowing the viewer to observe his work afresh. His work has been published in diverse publications, and appeared in exhibitions around the world. He has won numerous awards, and was a finalist at the 2005 Erotic Awards (UK).
An artist of many techniques, Francesco's Digital works (this page) combine photographs with image modification software such as Photoshop. According to Francesco, "Doing this kind of works is like surgery, and I work like a sculptor, a surgeon and a photo-editor melted together. His vectors (following page) and ink works respectively involve image software and paper drawings. This month Lucrezia Magazine explores the worlds within Francesco D'Isa's art, as well as his latest project: Pornsaints. |
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Written by Eddie Ostrowski
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Thursday, 24 April 2008 14:43 |
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Antwerp is a city of beautiful things and beautiful art. World famous for its diamond trade, home to painters like Rubens and Van Dyck, it's no wonder that amazing photographs are created by Gunther Vandenven, in this historic city. Gunther's images use stylized angles and lighting to create an effect that . In most of his images he doesn't allow us to view the model's face completely, which adds to the mystery of both models and artist. There is a tranquility within his images. This is due to the blue lighting and the time he puts into working with the models. Viewing his images makes one feel as though one is suspended within an aquarium filled with beautiful naked women. Gunther showcases his work on his blog Blue Art (updated often) and Inter Glamour, his official website. Feel free to drop by and tell him how much you think his work rocks! |
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Painting
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Written by Anastasia Mavromatis
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Monday, 04 February 2008 00:00 |
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Located on the Mediterranean coastline of Israel, the city of Tel Aviv has experienced its fair share of trauma, havoc and uncertainty. As the second largest, and perhaps most cosmopolitan city, within Israel, Tel Aviv is a popular tourist destination. Known for its openness, 24/7 culture, beaches, and lively nightlife, Tel Aviv is a buzzing art center. |
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