Showing posts with label Fine Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fine Art. Show all posts

Aug 28, 2008

Frida Kahlo Exhibition, Tours, Films and more at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

This spectacular main exhibition will feature her paintings as well as some photographs she took herself, some of which have never been seen before in public. The events will be amazing and will surely sell out fast. The main exhibition goes on until September 28th. If you cannot make the exhibition, check out the museum's online shop. For more information about the exhibitions, tours, and films, click here.

Mar 10, 2008

Contemporary Artists at the High Museum of Art

TRANSactions: Contemporary Latin American and Latino Art
Through May 4, 2008
Special Exhibitions Galleries
Wieland Pavilion

Featured Artists:

Francis Alÿs

José Bedia

Maria Fernanda Cardoso

Enrique Chagoya

Iran do Espírito Santo

Felix Gonzalez-Torres

Alfredo Jaar, Gabriel Kuri

Ana Mendieta

Vik Muniz

Gabriel Orozco

Doris Salcedo

Rubèn Ortiz Torres

Marcos Ramirez (ERRE)

Perry Vasquez

Victor Payan

Jan 13, 2008

Mario Cinquemani


Mario Cinquemani is a self taught fine artist. He was born in Guadalajara, Mexico, traveled throughout North America and Europe, and is currently working on his own technique, which is a realistic way of painting, focusing on composition. He has worked closely with Jose Fors, Carlos Vargas, and Wei Li a.k.a. Willy Wong, and now resides in Jalisco.

“It is very important for people to be aware that each person is an individual, not just a part of a whole in which there is no difference between one or the other. As much as the role they play to make society work, one must work toward the inside to find oneself as an individual different from the rest. One must develop those personal qualities, and let go of everything else. Just flow with life and do not be afraid of feeling like an outsider. Believe me, there are many other people doing their part too.”

“I think composition is one of the most important things to develop, regardless of the technique.”