25.3.11

Brian Dettmer - Book Arts

Brian Dettmer é um artista contemporâneo americano conhecido por transformar principalmente livros e outros tipos de suporte em imagens tridimencionais.
Com um grande curriculum de exposições, o seu trabalho passou por várias galerias, festivais e feiras nos Estados Unidos, México e Europa.

Brian Dettmer is an American contemporary artist known for turning mainly books and other media types into three-dimensional images.
With a large exhibitions curriculum, his work was
exhibited in several galleries, festivals and fairs in the United States, Mexico and Europe.

WWW.BRIANDETTMER.COM

17.3.11

Marcel Duchamp e a viragem linguística da arte contemporânea

O Director do Museu do Neo-Realismo, David Santos vai estar no Fórum Eugénio de Almeida, no dia 13 de Abril de 2011, para uma conferência sobre Marcel Duchamp e a viragem linguística da arte contemporânea.

Mais informações no site da Fundação: Aqui

16.3.11

DUCHAMP: A ARTE DE NEGAR A ARTE

Duchamp é considerado um dos pioneiros do Dadaísmo, movimento artístico que defende a ruptura com as formas de arte tradicionais, a liberdade desenfreada do indivíduo e a espontaneidade, dando lugar à antiarte.

A exposição Duchamp: A Arte de Negar a Arte, é composta por cerca de 46 obras, e pode ser vista até 12 de Junho de 2011 na Fundação Eugénio de Almeida em Évora.

Para mais informações visite o site da Fundação: Aqui

Duchamp is considered a pioneer of Dadaism, an artistic movement that defends a break with the traditional art forms, the unbridled freedom and spontaneity of the individual, giving rise to anti-art.

The exhibition Duchamp: The Art of Denying the Arts is composed of approximately 46 works, and can be seen until June 12, 2011 at the Fundação Eugenio de Almeida in Évora.

For more information visit the Foundation's website: Here

10.3.11

Exposição "7 Objectos e os demais"

O Colectivo Arte às Tantas inaugura este sábado 12 de Março de 2001 uma exposição de fotografia, que decorre até 18 de Março de 2011, no Bar do Centro de Arte de Ovar.
Com a participação dos elementos do colectivo Bonifácio Baptista, Bruno Manarte, Gil e Joel Tavares e dos artistas convidados, DMZ, Fernando Pinho e Laurinda Mateus.
Imagens e estórias à volta de sete objectos do nosso quotidiano.

The collective Arte às Tantas opens this Saturday, March 12, 2011, a photography exhibition which runs until March 18, 2011, at Ovar's Art Centre Bar.
With the participation of the elements of the collective Bonifácio Baptista, Bruno Manarte, Gil, Joel Tavares and guest artist DMZ, Fernando Pinho and Laurinda Mateus.
Images and stories around seven everyday objects.

15.2.11

Sylvia Ji

Red Quechquemitls

Possessing an artistic voice as unique as the times we live in, Sylvia Ji is at once contemplative, spiritual, enigmatic, and yet whimsically funny. Above all else, it is perhaps beauty that emerges as her defining characteristic, and her art reflects this: an extension of herself; a passionate appreciation of simple aesthetic pleasure fused with intimately complex subject matter.

Source: Sylvia Ji

1.12.10

Kikuji Kawada




Kikuji Kawada Atomic Dome, Ceiling, Stain of Blood, from the series Chizu (The Map), 1960-1961; photograph; gelatin silver print, 12 in. x 15 in. (30.48 cm x 38.1 cm); Collection SFMOMA, Collection of the Sack Photographic Trust and collection of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Accessions Committee Fund purchase; © Kikuji Kawada

Fonte: SFMOMA

29.11.10

Vhils


Vhils is a street artist claimed all over the world, and you can see why.

Visit his website and take a look on his work, that goes beyound the walls of the street.


Official website

26.11.10

EOLO PERFIDO


Here's a photographer that I'd like to share with all of you, not only because of its work (That I think it's fantastic), but also because of his story on becoming a successful artist, that teaches you that it's never too late to pursuit your dreams.

Links:

www.eoloperfido.com

Flickr

15.10.10

Yan Travaille


Tattoo is considered a form of art by many, and I must say that I´m one of them.
Yan Travaille is a tattooist with a new aproach on this art, that I find important to share and, who
knows, it might inspire you to do something like this. Official site

23.9.10

Marina Bychkova


Marina Bychkova is a young russian artist that delights us with her ball-jointed porcelain dolls.
She make the whole dolls by hand, inclusive their clothes, wich results in these ethereal beauty that we can´t ignore, even for those who doesn´t like porcelain dolls. Official Site

28.7.10

Retratos da Ria

Na próxima sexta-feira dia 30 de Julho vai inaugurar no bar Paralelo 38, na praia do Furadouro-Ovar, a exposição de fotografia "Retratos da Ria" que se vai prolongar até 16 de Setembro. Com a participação de dois elementos do Colectivo Arte às Tantas, Bruno Manarte e Joel Tavares, e um terceiro fotógrafo Fernando Pinho.
A intenção desta exposição é mostrar as imagens da Ria de Aveiro que só a câmara fotográfica pode reproduzir.


27.7.10

Philip Loersch


"Philip Loersch's intricate drawings and cutouts create a unique vocabulary of lines and shapes used to create complex, filigree structures that float freely in space. Investigating the juxtaposition of Ancient scientific diagrams over most recent approaches to scientific representations, Loersch is asking fundamental questions about the process of drawing." via NY ART MAG  -  Philip Loersch

23.7.10

Aleksandra Rdest

"Aleksandra Rdest uses a language drawn from weather patterns; inspired by sound waves, particles and cells on a microscopic level. The point of departure for these works is growth and decay; cellular division and multiplication, biological colonization. Rdest’s love affair with colour gives rise to these paintings which are created by richly layering veils of paint to form a deep surface." via NY ARTS Aleksandra Rdest site - www.aleksrdest.com

19.7.10

Jeff Nishinaka - The Paper Genius

"The stunning elegance of Jeff Nishinaka’s paper art calls for a new definition of paper. His meticulous sculptural 3D work appears to have been created from marble or extremely fine sand or vanilla ice cream or thick foam — definitely of something other than “just” paper. The Los Angeles-born artist works mainly with white, which makes the exquisite play of light and shadow a large part of the appeal of his work." via The Cool Hunter

19.6.10

Mia Pearlman

"I make site-specific cut paper installations, ephemeral drawings in both two and three dimensions that blur the line between actual, illusionistic and imagined space. Sculptural and often glowing with natural or artificial light, these imaginary weather systems appear frozen in an ambiguous moment, bursting through walls and windows, or hovering within a room.My process is very intuitive, based on spontaneous decisions in the moment. I begin by making loose line drawings in India ink on large rolls of paper. Then I cut out selected areas between the lines to make a new drawing in positive and negative space on the reverse. 30-80 of these cut paper pieces form the final installation, which I create on site by trial and error, a 2-3 day dance with chance and control. Existing only for the length of an exhibition, this weightless world totters on the brink of being and not being, continually in flux. It is my mediation on creation, destruction, and the transient nature of reality." Site>Mia Pearlman via NYarts

21.5.10

Mariana Abramovic no MoMA




For years,
Marina Abramovic was one of those radical artists who make their wildest peers seem tame. As one of the great pioneers of performance art, her medium was herself, and she played fast and loose with it. [...] Those wild years have passed. In "Marina Abramovic: The Artist Is Present," her retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art -- the first comprehensive show she's had in the United States -- Abramovic, now 63, has let herself become a work of art like any other. The museum has tamed her. From 14 March to 31 May 2010, a major retrospective and performance recreation is underway at the Museum of Modern Art. During the run of the exhibition, Marina Abramovic is performing "The Artist is Present" a 600-hour static, silent piece, in which she will sit immobile, while spectators are invited to take turns sitting opposite her. She sits at a table in the open atrium, waiting for visitors to sit down and gaze into her eyes. Considering that her other performances have included cutting herself with knives, having guns pointed at her, and lying in a ring of fire, this is a drastic change of pace for Abramovic. Even this, however, will challenge her with her longest performance yet, an 11-week run of staring at strangers. Beyond her performance, the upstairs exhibit has videos and photos from her career, plus five other performances going on with handpicked performers acting out some of her pieces.


In Noteworthy People Stare at The MoMA (aqui podem-se ver mais fotos da performance, que contou com a participação de vários músicos e actores)

Biografia em ArtNews

30.3.10

Anish Kapoor




Nascido em Bombaim e a viver em Londres desde a década de 1970, Anish Kapoor (1954) tem sido uma força vital na arte contemporânea. O seu trabalho é hermético, mas inconfundível, tanto pelas suas impressionantes formas abstractas como também pela utilização de materiais distintos, os tradicionais mármore e bronze e os de alta tecnologia como o aço inoxidável e a fibra de vidro. A beleza da sua obra prende-se em grande parte pela simplicidade e mistério das formas que, juntamente com o seu tamanho e por vezes movimento, criam um enorme impacto visual.

http://www.anishkapoor.com


27.3.10

Tara Donovan

"New York artist Tara Donovan is a master of seeing. Not just looking, but actually seeing. Her sculptural, one-of-a-kind art is based on her ability to see, imagine and create forms, shapes and textures from ordinary objects that most of us don't even notice. She creates art from rolls of tape, pieces of pencil, Styrofoam cups, paper plates, napkins. Her sculptural works evoke thoughts of nature. A perfect example is the 'Untitled' cloud formation she created in 2003 from Styrofoam cups and glue." LINK
Via The Cool Hunter

17.3.10

Minjae Lee

Minjae Lee is a young South Korean artist whose work expresses a semi-disturbing inner tension that is tough to ignore, even if you feel that you'd like to. It draws you in with its powerful colors, halting imagery and clever juxtaposition of beauty, innocence and fragility with brash, loud and aggressive. > LINK

FEED via - the cool hunter

13.3.10

Mostra de Curtas - Metragens no Paralelo 38

ENTRADA LIVRE - Mostra de Curtas-Metragens no Paralelo 38


The Arte às Tantas Collective is organizing an exhibition of short-films and video clips in "Paralelo 38" bar, Portugal. This events aims to culturally enrich a social extract with few knowledge on short-film language, trying to instill in the audience artistic expressions with little support in Portugal.



For more information contact us - arteastantas@gmail.com