 Believing that surroundings can influence one` s health and mind, Painter and Physiotherapist Aase Birkhaug has combined her two passions by painting roses for a soothing effect on humans. I am compared to the famous Mexican artist Frida Kahlo who said “ I paint flowers so that they shall not die “ and I say” I paint Roses so that I shall not die”. Impact on humans from nature, flora, botanics and for me the most beautiful flower The Rose. I have an Art – Nature – Health project where art, nature physiotherapy, medicin and science walk together hand in hand. I believe that it is possible to heal or change a negative mind to a positive mind. My artistic process and my approach to creation starts when I am out in the nature and in the Botanical Gardens where I get my impressions for new paintings to create. I take photos when I am out in the nature, in the botanical gardens, the rosaries or just when passing gardens which is embedded with flowers Roses or colors that is eye catching. In Norway where I live we have 4 seasons during the year, winter, spring, summer and autumn. The 4 seasons have all of them their inspiration with colors but I feel that spring and summer and early autumn is the most impressive seasons related to the impact the flowers, Roses and nature give me. This because I mainly paint Roses and I try to catch the colors which impress me every time and every day when I am out walking or running. I take a lot of photos and I think my Iphone has about 15000 photos of Roses pt. Looking at all those photos of roses or flowers printing them out and using them for visual and colorful inspiration for a new painting to come. I can do a painting strictly after the motive or I can work intuitively and just let the motive be a sort of motivator and inspiration for a new painting to come. Aase Birkhaug is also a designer for Costanza House of Fashion and today the Biannale Internationale Art Digitale opens in Italy together with a fashion show where the paintings - the motives are printed on fabrics to fashion clothes. From June 27, 2020 at 19:00 you will be able to discover Aase Birkhaug - www.costanzahf.com Costanza House of Fashion is a company owned by the Costanza Foundation specialized in the production of high-class clothes, accessories and furnishings, with the design of works of art: paintings, sculptures, graphics. Wear art.  Fashion show and inaugural opening of the Costanza House of Fashion Showroom with digital exhibition, at the Poggio Posture and Wellness Center, Caltanissetta. June 27, 2020 at 19:00
Digital exhibition permanently until July 27, 2020 With the moral patronage of the city of Caltanissetta. Artistic director of the event, Dr. Angelo Palermo, Ambassador of the Costanza Foundation. International Sponsor: Francesco Raponi Foundation onlus Edgar Mabboux Art Agnes Parcesepe Agili Art Sinikka Elfving - Secret Garden Local Sponsor: Francesco Raponi Foundation onlus Edgar Mabboux Art Agnes Parcesepe Agili Art Sinikka Elfving - Secret Garden Local Sponsor: Flower elite Zanzar Project Diffusion in various countries of the world, by Sweta Jha Ambassador of the Costanza Foundation for Singapore, Javier Rodriguez Ambassador of the Costanza Foundation in Spain; and many others. Congratulations to all Discover more www.aasebirkhaugart.com www.costanzahf.com
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Is the Future of Art Virtual? |
| About Natalia Cola Natalia Cola is a global arts commentator and presenter. One of Forbes Monaco’s Entrepreneurial Women of 2019, Cola travels the world studying various artists, mediums, and the state of the industry. Additionally, Cola is the host of Natalia Cola Presents, a lecture series in which she presents and commentates on the work of renowned artists such as Christian Maas and Romero Britto. Cola studied at the famed Art Academy of Smirnova-Lastochkina in Ukraine and has worked in various galleries Kyiv and Sotheby’s in London before moving to Monaco where she currently resides. |  |
ISOLATION MASTERED
In support of today’s artists
1ST – 8TH JULY
Group Exhibition at JD Malat Gallery Open Call to all UK-based Artists
JD Malat Gallery is excited to announce Isolation Mastered, a unique group exhibition featuring the work of 20 selected artists who demonstrate a creative response to the isolation period during COVID-19. From the 1st – 8th July, Isolation Mastered aims to give aspiring artists of all ages and backgrounds an opportunity to showcase and sell their artwork in one of London’s leading galleries.
From the 15th May to 15th of June, JD Malat Gallery will welcome applications from all UK- based artists. All submissions will be carefully reviewed by our experienced committee, with members from curatorial, art collecting, art dealing and art advisory disciplines. This committee will select their top 20 artists whose work presents an innovative dialogue with this isolation period and demonstrates a masterful exploration of their chosen medium.
The 20 selected artists will be displayed in an exhibition during the first week of July. During this exhibition, JD Malat Gallery will welcome members of the public to decide on their favourite artist through a series of online and in-person votes. The artist with the most votes will receive an exclusive solo show at JD Malat Gallery in 2021.
With all profits made from the exhibition directed at each artist and their practice, the goal of this initiative is to support artists during this difficult time. As a gallery that has inclusivity and diversity at the core of its programme, JD Malat Gallery recognises this unique artist-led initiative as an opportunity to foster connection and strengthen the art community despite this period of newfound distance caused by the global pandemic.
“During this period of unprecedented uncertainty, art is one of the most important ways to foster positivity and connect our society. We hope that this initiative not only provides a platform for artistic expression during this challenging time, but also upholds a collective mission to support the art sector and give creative individuals of all backgrounds an opportunity to exhibit their work.” - Founder, Jean-David Malat
In support of today’s artists
1ST – 8TH JULY
Group Exhibition at JD Malat Gallery Open Call to all UK-based Artists
JD Malat Gallery is excited to announce Isolation Mastered, a unique group exhibition featuring the work of 20 selected artists who demonstrate a creative response to the isolation period during COVID-19. From the 1st – 8th July, Isolation Mastered aims to give aspiring artists of all ages and backgrounds an opportunity to showcase and sell their artwork in one of London’s leading galleries.
From the 15th May to 15th of June, JD Malat Gallery will welcome applications from all UK- based artists. All submissions will be carefully reviewed by our experienced committee, with members from curatorial, art collecting, art dealing and art advisory disciplines. This committee will select their top 20 artists whose work presents an innovative dialogue with this isolation period and demonstrates a masterful exploration of their chosen medium.
The 20 selected artists will be displayed in an exhibition during the first week of July. During this exhibition, JD Malat Gallery will welcome members of the public to decide on their favourite artist through a series of online and in-person votes. The artist with the most votes will receive an exclusive solo show at JD Malat Gallery in 2021.
With all profits made from the exhibition directed at each artist and their practice, the goal of this initiative is to support artists during this difficult time. As a gallery that has inclusivity and diversity at the core of its programme, JD Malat Gallery recognises this unique artist-led initiative as an opportunity to foster connection and strengthen the art community despite this period of newfound distance caused by the global pandemic.
“During this period of unprecedented uncertainty, art is one of the most important ways to foster positivity and connect our society. We hope that this initiative not only provides a platform for artistic expression during this challenging time, but also upholds a collective mission to support the art sector and give creative individuals of all backgrounds an opportunity to exhibit their work.” - Founder, Jean-David Malat
Application Specification:
Strategy:
Confirmed Committee Members:
We are delighted to announce the following members are confirmed on the judging panel:
For more information contact - info@jdmalat.com or visit www.jdmalat.com
- Full application on our website: jdmalat.com
- The artist must be based in the UK, provide a short biography and description of their work, as well as a selection of high-resolution images.
- Applicants can be of all ages and from all backgrounds as well as with or without art training or education
- Their work must be a response to the effects of the pandemic and/or the isolation period
- We will accept submissions of work in various mediums, such as sculpture, mixed media, painting, photography
- Paintings must not exceed dimensions of 150cm x 150cm
- Sculptures must not exceed dimensions of 200cm x 100cm
- The artist must be able to send their work to the gallery space
Strategy:
- JD Malat Gallery Team makes a preselection of artists, around 50.
- The preselection will be presented to the committee who will then select 20 artists
- The 20 selected artists can display their work in Isolation Mastered for one week
- This exhibition will be curated by the committee
- Curation of the exhibition will aim to reflect the inclusive nature of JD Malat Gallery
- An online catalogue will be produced which will feature on the jdmalat.com website and all other social media channels
- A newsletter will go out to the entire mailing list of JD Malat Gallery (circa 20,000ppl) informing them of the exhibition and giving them access to a viewing room and the online catalogue
- Through a series of online and in-person votes, the public will choose their favourite artist. Gallery visitors can post their votes in a ‘ballot’ box in the gallery. Online voters must repost their chosen work and use relevant tags: @jdmalatgallery #isolationmastered and artist tag
- The artist with the most votes will have a solo show in JD Malat Gallery, 2021
Confirmed Committee Members:
We are delighted to announce the following members are confirmed on the judging panel:
- Simon de Pury, Art Dealer and Auctioneer
- Dylan Jones, GQ editor
- Robert Montgomery, Poet and Artist
- David Bellingham, Art historian and Sotheby’s Institute Professor
- Gavin Rossdale, Musician and Art Collector
- Gavin Turk, Artist
- Jean-David Malat, Owner and Founder of JD Malat Gallery
For more information contact - info@jdmalat.com or visit www.jdmalat.com
Roy’s Degree Competition
In association with Roy’s Art Fair
This would usually be a time where final year Art students would be submitting their final pieces of art to be marked for their major project. A time for learning how to put together a degree show, including raising finances, curating, framing, painting endless ply boards and learning the necessary task of hanging your work. The degree show for most of the students is the initiation into the art world, a chance for friends, family and most importantly the industry to view the artist they intend to be. It’s the time that curators, buyers, gallerists and publications get to view artists work as well as competitions and graduate schemes being judged. In these uncertain times most of the universities have had no other choice than to cancel, virtualise or postpone these artist showcases. With many universities having to use proposal work for marking of the final degree due to the closure of studios and lack of resources available at this time.
Artists and creatives are fundamental in this world and the worry is that there will be a whole year of thousands of these students that will not obtain these “breaks” and experiences to enter into an industry that is notoriously difficult to earn a regular income.
Roy’s Art Fair is the UKs largest artist run art fair and offer invaluable expertise and support to both emerging and established artists as they navigate the Art world. The focus is primarily on developing a community led spirit initiated by artists to connect directly with the public and promote both the artists' and buyers' interests first.
Roy’s Art Fair will be launching a competition for final year students to give them the extra platforms for exposure. The competition will be launching on Monday 4th May and will run for 8 weeks. Each Monday we will select 5 artists and show their work via our social media platforms and sharing their details. These artists will then go into a final competition that will be judged by top industry experts and be given prizes which will help them craft their future directions in the industry. To enter, all students need to do is send an image of their degree artwork via Instagram to @Roysartfair together with artwork title, full name and university studied at.
Prizes on offer are:
Portfolio review with a gallery curator
Art supply vouchers
Artist mentoring sessions
Sharing of artwork, details and bio on our social media platforms
Invitation to networking events
Roy’s Art Fair want to reach as many art students as possible from all over the UK and also give the public an understanding of what these students are going through at the start of their working career. With the support of your publication we can reach more students and public that can support these students in such uncertain times.
Follow on insta @roysartfair and #roysdc
In association with Roy’s Art Fair
This would usually be a time where final year Art students would be submitting their final pieces of art to be marked for their major project. A time for learning how to put together a degree show, including raising finances, curating, framing, painting endless ply boards and learning the necessary task of hanging your work. The degree show for most of the students is the initiation into the art world, a chance for friends, family and most importantly the industry to view the artist they intend to be. It’s the time that curators, buyers, gallerists and publications get to view artists work as well as competitions and graduate schemes being judged. In these uncertain times most of the universities have had no other choice than to cancel, virtualise or postpone these artist showcases. With many universities having to use proposal work for marking of the final degree due to the closure of studios and lack of resources available at this time.
Artists and creatives are fundamental in this world and the worry is that there will be a whole year of thousands of these students that will not obtain these “breaks” and experiences to enter into an industry that is notoriously difficult to earn a regular income.
Roy’s Art Fair is the UKs largest artist run art fair and offer invaluable expertise and support to both emerging and established artists as they navigate the Art world. The focus is primarily on developing a community led spirit initiated by artists to connect directly with the public and promote both the artists' and buyers' interests first.
Roy’s Art Fair will be launching a competition for final year students to give them the extra platforms for exposure. The competition will be launching on Monday 4th May and will run for 8 weeks. Each Monday we will select 5 artists and show their work via our social media platforms and sharing their details. These artists will then go into a final competition that will be judged by top industry experts and be given prizes which will help them craft their future directions in the industry. To enter, all students need to do is send an image of their degree artwork via Instagram to @Roysartfair together with artwork title, full name and university studied at.
Prizes on offer are:
Portfolio review with a gallery curator
Art supply vouchers
Artist mentoring sessions
Sharing of artwork, details and bio on our social media platforms
Invitation to networking events
Roy’s Art Fair want to reach as many art students as possible from all over the UK and also give the public an understanding of what these students are going through at the start of their working career. With the support of your publication we can reach more students and public that can support these students in such uncertain times.
Follow on insta @roysartfair and #roysdc
Annett Zinsmeister, ‘Virtual Interior’, Istanbul, 2016
Hans Kotter, Triple Tube, 2012, Mirrored plexiglass, LED lights, wood and remote control, 170 x 70 x70
JD Malat Gallery
SHIFTING SPACE
19 MAY – 27 JUNE 2020
ANNETT ZINSMEISTER & HANS KOTTER
JD Malat Gallery is proud to announce Shifting Space, an exhibition of work by leading German artists Annett Zinsmeister and Hans Kotter.
From 19 May until 27 June, Shifting Space presents an immersive platform through which the visitor can journey through intersections of real and virtual spaces with artworks that reflect an examination of space and light.
Spatial parameters are put into motion through an immersive installation by Zinsmeister and refractive light sculptures by Kotter. Through each artist’s respective medium, humanity’s relationship with space and the limits of human perception are put into question.
Zinsmeister’s installation art explores and analyses space on an architectural, artistic and theoretical level to develop new spatial contexts. Influenced by ‘Plattenbau’ - a contradictory ‘utopian’ form of architecture from post-war Germany, with a monotonous modular system that focused on efficiency rather than variety - Zinsmeister explores how modular form can be reconstructed to present a new field of space.
By taking over the entire top floor of the gallery, Zinsmeister will bring her theoretical research and artistic concepts to life through an experiential installation. Through a ‘re-programming’ of space, Zinsmeister’s installation will also present a spatial intervention to reveal new perspectives on existing potentials and critical questions about the individual’s relationship with architecture and space.
‘Nearby all my work is about human perception and its limits. My pieces mostly deal with different ways of perception, that is a natural ability but also a conditioned human habit. Especially my installations serve as machines of perception, because they have a strong impact on our way of seeing and understanding space. They reveal unexpected intersections and parallels, in the perception, depiction, and experience of space.’ – Annett Zinsmeister
Similarly, Kotter’s colourful three-dimensional objects that combine mirrors and lights redefine spatial context. With work that aesthetically relates to the innovations of Op Art, Kotter’s work explores how light and technology can challenge human perception. Tunnel formations develop upon concepts of ‘tunnel vision’, a term that generally denotes narrow minded perception is here turned on its head; the tunnels are opened up, extended and illuminated to display an infinity of different dimensions.
‘There is no other element with such a lasting impact on life on our planet as light. Light fascinates me in a huge variety of ways and I have investigated the medium of light, with its composition, physical contexts, colours, perception and cultural history for many years.’ – Hans Kotter
By exploring the shifting paradigm of space and the kaleidoscopic potential of perception, Zinsmeister and Kotter prompt multiple questions spanning ontological, scientific and artistic disciplines: What are the limits and possibilities of our visual apparatus? How does the human body relate to its surroundings through space and light? What roles do space and light play in our search for identity, utopian ideas and social interaction?
Zinsmeister’s theoretical research has been published across numerous publications and has played a central role in her conceptual art practice. Her work has been shown in international solo and group exhibitions, it is part of public and private collections including MoMA, New York, and Karl Ernst Osthaus, Museum Hagen, Germany.
Kotter has exhibited since the early 1990s throughout Europe and the United States and his works are included in both public and private collections worldwide, including the Kinetica Museum, London and the Kunstmuseum Celle, Germany.
JD Malat Gallery specialises in contemporary art and champions a broad spectrum of emerging and international contemporary artists. The programme consists of an array of exciting artists supported by year-round exhibitions and contemporary art fairs.
JD Malat Gallery will present its first virtual exhibition opening online on the 19th of May. An exclusive Q&A and discussion with the artists will be available across our social media platforms, with an Instagram and Facebook live.
Instagram: @jdmalatgallery
Facebook: JD Malat Gallery
Discover More
www.jdmalat.com
SHIFTING SPACE
19 MAY – 27 JUNE 2020
ANNETT ZINSMEISTER & HANS KOTTER
JD Malat Gallery is proud to announce Shifting Space, an exhibition of work by leading German artists Annett Zinsmeister and Hans Kotter.
From 19 May until 27 June, Shifting Space presents an immersive platform through which the visitor can journey through intersections of real and virtual spaces with artworks that reflect an examination of space and light.
Spatial parameters are put into motion through an immersive installation by Zinsmeister and refractive light sculptures by Kotter. Through each artist’s respective medium, humanity’s relationship with space and the limits of human perception are put into question.
Zinsmeister’s installation art explores and analyses space on an architectural, artistic and theoretical level to develop new spatial contexts. Influenced by ‘Plattenbau’ - a contradictory ‘utopian’ form of architecture from post-war Germany, with a monotonous modular system that focused on efficiency rather than variety - Zinsmeister explores how modular form can be reconstructed to present a new field of space.
By taking over the entire top floor of the gallery, Zinsmeister will bring her theoretical research and artistic concepts to life through an experiential installation. Through a ‘re-programming’ of space, Zinsmeister’s installation will also present a spatial intervention to reveal new perspectives on existing potentials and critical questions about the individual’s relationship with architecture and space.
‘Nearby all my work is about human perception and its limits. My pieces mostly deal with different ways of perception, that is a natural ability but also a conditioned human habit. Especially my installations serve as machines of perception, because they have a strong impact on our way of seeing and understanding space. They reveal unexpected intersections and parallels, in the perception, depiction, and experience of space.’ – Annett Zinsmeister
Similarly, Kotter’s colourful three-dimensional objects that combine mirrors and lights redefine spatial context. With work that aesthetically relates to the innovations of Op Art, Kotter’s work explores how light and technology can challenge human perception. Tunnel formations develop upon concepts of ‘tunnel vision’, a term that generally denotes narrow minded perception is here turned on its head; the tunnels are opened up, extended and illuminated to display an infinity of different dimensions.
‘There is no other element with such a lasting impact on life on our planet as light. Light fascinates me in a huge variety of ways and I have investigated the medium of light, with its composition, physical contexts, colours, perception and cultural history for many years.’ – Hans Kotter
By exploring the shifting paradigm of space and the kaleidoscopic potential of perception, Zinsmeister and Kotter prompt multiple questions spanning ontological, scientific and artistic disciplines: What are the limits and possibilities of our visual apparatus? How does the human body relate to its surroundings through space and light? What roles do space and light play in our search for identity, utopian ideas and social interaction?
Zinsmeister’s theoretical research has been published across numerous publications and has played a central role in her conceptual art practice. Her work has been shown in international solo and group exhibitions, it is part of public and private collections including MoMA, New York, and Karl Ernst Osthaus, Museum Hagen, Germany.
Kotter has exhibited since the early 1990s throughout Europe and the United States and his works are included in both public and private collections worldwide, including the Kinetica Museum, London and the Kunstmuseum Celle, Germany.
JD Malat Gallery specialises in contemporary art and champions a broad spectrum of emerging and international contemporary artists. The programme consists of an array of exciting artists supported by year-round exhibitions and contemporary art fairs.
JD Malat Gallery will present its first virtual exhibition opening online on the 19th of May. An exclusive Q&A and discussion with the artists will be available across our social media platforms, with an Instagram and Facebook live.
Instagram: @jdmalatgallery
Facebook: JD Malat Gallery
Discover More
www.jdmalat.com
Believing that surroundings can influence one` s health and mind, Painter and Physiotherapist Aase Birkhaug has combined her two passions by painting Roses for a soothing effect on humans.
Having fallen in love with flowers, nature and painting from early age, it was only natural to merge these factors together at some point, and by combining the aesthetic beauty of botany with her skills as a painter.
It is documented that colors have an effect on the sensory system, and some years ago I made the waiting room in my physiotherapy office into an exhibition for my paintings, so I discovered that it influenced the patients mental state.
The Song "The Rose" by Bette Midler
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxSTzSEiZ2c
TEXT - LYRICS
Bette Midler Lyrics
"The Rose"
Some say, "Love. It is a river
That drowns the tender reed"
Some say, "Love. It is a razor
That leaves your soul to bleed"
Some say, "Love. It is a hunger
An endless aching need"
I say, "Love. It is a flower
And you its only seed"
It's the heart afraid of breaking
That never learns to dance
It's the dream afraid of waking
That never takes the chance
It's the one who won't be taken
Who cannot seem to give
And the soul afraid of dying'
That never learns to live
When the night has been too lonely
And the road has been too long
And you think that love is only
For the lucky and the strong
Just remember in the winter
Far beneath the bitter snow
Lies the seed that with the sun's love
In the spring becomes the Rose
THE WORLD - THE EARTH on THE PLANET EARTH
My paintings are regularly described as very soft and mild. The color combinations I use are tastefully and delicately fused to make a motif that can be described as very soothing to the eye.
Since march 2016 I have received 78 international Art awards , and International Art Prizes for my Rose Paintings.
It is documented that colors have an effect on the sensory system, and some years ago I made the waiting room in my physiotherapy office into an exhibition for my paintings, so I discovered that it influenced the patients mental state.
The Song "The Rose" by Bette Midler
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxSTzSEiZ2c
TEXT - LYRICS
Bette Midler Lyrics
"The Rose"
Some say, "Love. It is a river
That drowns the tender reed"
Some say, "Love. It is a razor
That leaves your soul to bleed"
Some say, "Love. It is a hunger
An endless aching need"
I say, "Love. It is a flower
And you its only seed"
It's the heart afraid of breaking
That never learns to dance
It's the dream afraid of waking
That never takes the chance
It's the one who won't be taken
Who cannot seem to give
And the soul afraid of dying'
That never learns to live
When the night has been too lonely
And the road has been too long
And you think that love is only
For the lucky and the strong
Just remember in the winter
Far beneath the bitter snow
Lies the seed that with the sun's love
In the spring becomes the Rose
THE WORLD - THE EARTH on THE PLANET EARTH
My paintings are regularly described as very soft and mild. The color combinations I use are tastefully and delicately fused to make a motif that can be described as very soothing to the eye.
Since march 2016 I have received 78 international Art awards , and International Art Prizes for my Rose Paintings.
MY BOOK ARTISTIC VISIONS OF AASE BIRKHAUG was published in NEW YORK in 2017 : https://issuu.com/amsterdamwhitneygallery/docs/artistic_visions_of_aase_birkhaug_i
MY BOOK "THE ROSE GARDEN" published in 2018 by THE INTERNATIONAL CONFEDERATION OF ART CRITICS in London UK and MUSEI DI CHIANCIANO in Italy : https://issuu.com/museodarte/docs/aasebirkhaug-therosegarden
A TV interview 1 st of may 2019 – New York - Art Tour International – The Top 60 International Artists Award 2019 You Tube Video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpPoAHqfjr4&feature=share&fbclid=IwAR3UM_rEexrm_EOPvyE0gRA6zJ24sNIZOx358jecXhyz_RSdPv9irPlC1jo
ART – NATURE - HEALTH PROJECT – THE IMPACT from ROSES, FLORALS AND NATURE ON HUMAN BEEINGS PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY :https://www.jottacloud.com/…/@c7e40bca406a40a39cb93b8bc8837…@arttourinternational #stayhome
Psychologist Eirik Hørthe : sciencebased The health effects of art : file:///C:/Users/%C3%A5se/Downloads/psykologisk.no-Kunstens%20helsebringende%20effekt%20(1).pdf
WHO – The World Health Organization - Health Effects - Impact of Art on HumanBeeings. The World Health Organization has recently launched a huge scientific report based on 3500 scientfic articles world over which concludes that art has a positive impact on humans both mentally and physically. Link to the report which they have working on for 19 years is available here :
WHO – The world health Organization : http://www.euro.who.int/en/media-centre/events/events/2019/11/launch-of-first-who-report-on-the-evidence-base-for-arts-and-health-interventions
The positive health effects - impact of art by nature, florals, flowers, ROSES physical and psychological health in human beings.
MY GALLERY at FINE ART AMERICA : https://pixels.com/profiles/aase-birkhaug.html
Psychologist Eirik Hørthe : sciencebased The health effects of art : file:///C:/Users/%C3%A5se/Downloads/psykologisk.no-Kunstens%20helsebringende%20effekt%20(1).pdf
WHO – The World Health Organization - Health Effects - Impact of Art on HumanBeeings. The World Health Organization has recently launched a huge scientific report based on 3500 scientfic articles world over which concludes that art has a positive impact on humans both mentally and physically. Link to the report which they have working on for 19 years is available here :
WHO – The world health Organization : http://www.euro.who.int/en/media-centre/events/events/2019/11/launch-of-first-who-report-on-the-evidence-base-for-arts-and-health-interventions
The positive health effects - impact of art by nature, florals, flowers, ROSES physical and psychological health in human beings.
MY GALLERY at FINE ART AMERICA : https://pixels.com/profiles/aase-birkhaug.html
Santiago Parra Untitled, 2020 Acrylic on Canvas 155 x 155cm
JD Malat Gallery - Online Exhibition
Abstraction and The Natural World
1 April – 8 May 2020
JD Malat Gallery is proud to present the best of its abstract painters in Abstraction and The Natural World. This online exhibition aims to demonstrate the multifaceted nature of painterly abstraction that the gallery programme has to offer.
From the ethereal mountainous landscapes by Swiss artist Conrad Jon Godly, to the mesmeric swirling paintings by Californian artist Andy Moses, this online exhibition embraces many dialogues within the history of painting, from nature, landscape and science to abstraction. As such, this online exhibition engages with the theme of the natural world and its influence over abstract painters.
In an attempt to underline the wide-ranging influence of nature over abstraction, this exhibition juxtaposes such representational paintings by Conrad Jon Godly with the fluid and expressive paintings by Icelandic artist Katrin Fridriks.
Working from memory and using impasto brushwork, Godly explores how his painterly medium evokes the tangibility of rocky Swiss mountains with dynamic gestural brushwork; by comparison, the work of Katrin Fridriks - so profoundly impacted by the landscapes of her native Iceland - reveals how the fluidity of nature’s elements are emulated through splashes of paint.
Through this series of contrasting works, Abstraction and The Natural World also highlights the range of responses from artists dealing with the interrelationship between their technical process and the natural world.
JD Malat Gallery also hopes to demonstrate the breadth of our artistic programme by presenting brand new works by Colombian artist, Santiago Parra and Japanese artist, Masayoshi Nojo, as well as newly acquired works by Victor Vasarely, Yayoi Kusama and Marlene Dumas.
By combining each artist’s unique perspective on their natural surroundings, this online exhibition aims to unveil how artists utilise the infinite variety of natural elements and forms as a wellspring of creative abstraction.
JD Malat Gallery specialises in contemporary art and champions a broad spectrum of emerging and international contemporary artists. The programme consists of an array of exciting artists supported by year-round exhibitions and contemporary art fairs.
Discover More
www.jdmalat.com
Abstraction and The Natural World
1 April – 8 May 2020
JD Malat Gallery is proud to present the best of its abstract painters in Abstraction and The Natural World. This online exhibition aims to demonstrate the multifaceted nature of painterly abstraction that the gallery programme has to offer.
From the ethereal mountainous landscapes by Swiss artist Conrad Jon Godly, to the mesmeric swirling paintings by Californian artist Andy Moses, this online exhibition embraces many dialogues within the history of painting, from nature, landscape and science to abstraction. As such, this online exhibition engages with the theme of the natural world and its influence over abstract painters.
In an attempt to underline the wide-ranging influence of nature over abstraction, this exhibition juxtaposes such representational paintings by Conrad Jon Godly with the fluid and expressive paintings by Icelandic artist Katrin Fridriks.
Working from memory and using impasto brushwork, Godly explores how his painterly medium evokes the tangibility of rocky Swiss mountains with dynamic gestural brushwork; by comparison, the work of Katrin Fridriks - so profoundly impacted by the landscapes of her native Iceland - reveals how the fluidity of nature’s elements are emulated through splashes of paint.
Through this series of contrasting works, Abstraction and The Natural World also highlights the range of responses from artists dealing with the interrelationship between their technical process and the natural world.
JD Malat Gallery also hopes to demonstrate the breadth of our artistic programme by presenting brand new works by Colombian artist, Santiago Parra and Japanese artist, Masayoshi Nojo, as well as newly acquired works by Victor Vasarely, Yayoi Kusama and Marlene Dumas.
By combining each artist’s unique perspective on their natural surroundings, this online exhibition aims to unveil how artists utilise the infinite variety of natural elements and forms as a wellspring of creative abstraction.
JD Malat Gallery specialises in contemporary art and champions a broad spectrum of emerging and international contemporary artists. The programme consists of an array of exciting artists supported by year-round exhibitions and contemporary art fairs.
Discover More
www.jdmalat.com
Vilen Künnapu is an architect and an artist, born in Tallinn in 1948. He graduated from the Estonian Academy of Arts in 1971.
Morning in Atlantis, Acrylic on canvas, 120 x 150 cm, 2019
Memories about shaman trip, Acrylic on canvas, 30 x 40cm , 2020
Shaman trip, Acrylic on canvas, 30 x 40 cm, 2020
"I am spending more and more time in the territory of dream. When l am flying with the birds l feel that l am one with everything - trees and bushes, see and islands, birds and animals, stars and sky. Sometime l feel that dream is more real than so called reality. When l am one with the sun everything is absolutely perfect.
I am developing a new style in painting. Experience of Modern art is mixed with the magic."
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I am developing a new style in painting. Experience of Modern art is mixed with the magic."
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Carole’s life has been one of interest and curiosity for landscapes, cultures and their different colours and shades around the world. Born in Amman, Jordan in 1965 she has initially been a fond and proud observer of her native Middle Eastern landscapes and architecture, a seemingly immovable still life of mostly natural stone formations and sand colours. The sun, however, provides these colours with a wealth of different tones during daytime, and at night, the moon and stars over the desert offer a sheer endless range of blues and greys. The Jordanian Wadis of Rum or Mujib remain her definition for the beauty of Earth and inspiration for her creativity.
Waves
This piece is called Waves and is made of acrylic paint with sand. The size dimensions for this piece is 140cm X 75cm
Sand
This piece is called Sand and is made with all different types of materials and acrylic paint
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Instagram - @caroleschilbach_art
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Instagram - @caroleschilbach_art
"2020, nº7" , mixed media on wood, 100 x 100 cm
This new series (collection) of works by the plastic artist Né Barros transports us to his imaginary world of the small, works on mixed media where acrylic, plaster, glue, resin and other materials come together and interconnect like a true alchemy. The artist becomes a chemist. The world of the cell, of the atom, has always fascinated the artist Né Barros, the small cellular world and the great beauty of the images obtained through the microscope led the artist to create his new series of abstract works. His work are in Large format on wooden board.
Layer by Layer Né Barros takes us to worlds of fantasy and imagination, creating a complexity of textures and transparencies.
the artist's said “I’m abstract artist looking for new forms, new concepts and aesthetics in the approach of the canvas” . Né Barros chooses 2020,nº7 – mixed media on wood, 100 x 100 cm because it is the culmination of his search for the "little" of what is not seen with the naked eye.
Né Barros is an award-winning, born in Almada/Portugal /1964
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Layer by Layer Né Barros takes us to worlds of fantasy and imagination, creating a complexity of textures and transparencies.
the artist's said “I’m abstract artist looking for new forms, new concepts and aesthetics in the approach of the canvas” . Né Barros chooses 2020,nº7 – mixed media on wood, 100 x 100 cm because it is the culmination of his search for the "little" of what is not seen with the naked eye.
Né Barros is an award-winning, born in Almada/Portugal /1964
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www.nebarros.net
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