Ars Electronica 2020 will take place not despite, but because of Corona. From September 9th to 13th, the Festival for Art, Technology and Society simply asks what to do now? And for the first time, this is not only being discussed in Linz - in the city center and on the beautiful JKU campus - but also in 120 locations around the world.
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The Perception Project is devoted to providing services to survivors of abuse/trauma/mental illness and other forms of violence. These services take on creative forms as expressive outlets between the artist/survivor collaboration. The muse provides the personal story, and the artist creates a masterpiece to showcase the muse’s strength, resilience, inner beauty, dreams, and ambitions. This organization pairs volunteer artists with survivors of violence to promote healing through expressive outlets. Works of art are created then gifted to the muses (survivors) as a symbol of their internal strength to continue thriving in life. The art exhibitions are designed to promote awareness, connect community, and celebrate each individual muse.
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A selection of artists from around the world that associates their practice with Earth, including artworks that conceptualise ethical issues about ecology, climate change (e.g. waste, pollution, recycling, natural resources), animal rights, world cultures, religion and beliefs (e.g. extra-terrestrial), immigration and human development. Exhibition opens on 28th September 2020.
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INTIMISTS 7 "From Earth To Sky”, International Women Artists, La Fenice Art Gallery, Hong Kong
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FotoNostrum Magazine is a joint publication of FotoNostrum, Mediterranean House of Photography and The Worldwide Photography Gala Awards. The gallery FotoNostrum will re-open to the public this September.
The exhibition is a result of Divide by Zero’s observations past the 2010s – when Millennials began to adult. The exhibition presents a curatorial exercise that illustrates, in a way, this generational ageing. The exhibition lays out three noteworthy figurations since the 2010s: Nostalgia, Urbanism and Superflat expressionism. It presents works by Adriana Oliver (Spanish, b. 1990), Sam Heydt (American, b. 1986), Lu Xinjian (Chinese, b. 1977), Julian Opie (British, b. 1958), Ink Yeong Baek (Korean, b. 1989), Kyne (Japanese, b.1988) and street artist Lousy (Hong Kongese, b. circa 1985).
Read MoreFilm Con Hollywood is an interactive and engaging gathering for young people wanting to connect, collaborate, and create content with others at similar stages to form a self-empowered community. Knowledge is power, and with opportunity favoring the talented nimble, and film, media opportunities to create and monetize incredible content have never been so streamlined.
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Artness Contemporary Art Magazine shares innovation through art, heatlh in modern life and original perspective with awarded team members.
Read MoreA journal of nature photography, abstract and realist art, Climate Illustrated and eco structure..
This issue is dedicated to rewilding, an account of stories, ideas, thoughts and artwork surrounding the pursuit to ‘Re-Wild’ planet earth.Collectively, speaking to the need to refocus our lives around nature, shifting societal conversations and exploring new ways to engage, evaluate and achieve.
