Everyday Brands
Why do wars take place? To make things disappear. Eduardo De Filippo In an economic system, as we know, everything is destined to increase or “disappear” — especially in times … Continue Reading Everyday Brands
Capital and Death
Born and developed on the world’s busiest border between Mexico and California, in the multicultural, irreverent, innovative and borderline beat of the city of Tijuana, the visual art of Andrew … Continue Reading Capital and Death
Buffoonery
Know for her work exploring feminist themes and visual ideas in and of the body, Suzanna Scott is from Pennsylvania, US. Entering her third decade as an artist, she employs … Continue Reading Buffoonery
Venus of Willendorf
It has been suggested that she is a fertility figure, a good-luck totem, a mother goddess symbol — just like the so-called Stone Age Venuses and the Virgin Mary — … Continue Reading Venus of Willendorf
Neudies
Centuries of evolution, flashes of emancipation coming from art — from Michelangelo to Academism —, or from movements like those of the 60s, then a new inexorable decline towards a … Continue Reading Neudies
Humanity Against Evil
There’s an unequal struggle that always seems to see humanity succumb, in the infinite effort to free mother earth from evil, which covers it like a ghostly shroud. Humanity writhes, … Continue Reading Humanity Against Evil
Recycle Group
By taking objects such as plastic nets, thermal moldings, garbage cans and more, Recycle Group plays with the idea of the permanence of classical art in the non-permanent material. There … Continue Reading Recycle Group
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