Modern design in architecture and interiors has always been about the clean and minimal, think white monochromatic volumes, lack of any color patterns, although texture reins supreme in fabric choices. It hardly seems surprising that abstract expressionism as an artistic genre has blossomed in the past few decades. If our built environment and the spaces... Continue Reading →
Dan Brown’s Angels and Demons Light To The Shadows
Angels and Demons" by Dan Brown is a literary tour de force that thrusts readers into a labyrinth of secrets, conspiracies, and high-stakes intrigue. Published in 2000, this gripping thriller predates Brown's iconic "The Da Vinci Code" and introduces readers to the enigmatic world of Robert Langdon, a Harvard professor of symbology. Through its breakneck... Continue Reading →
Ysabel LeMay: Capturing Nature’s Rhapsody
Ysabel LeMay, a contemporary artist of extraordinary talent, has established herself as a visionary force in the world of fine art photography. Her captivating compositions, characterized by vibrant colors and intricate layering, transport viewers to ethereal landscapes where nature's splendor takes center stage. With a career marked by a deep connection to the natural world... Continue Reading →
LeUyen Pham A Visionary in Children’s Literature
Few authors and illustrators possess the remarkable ability to transport young readers into enchanting worlds with the stroke of a pen or brush. LeUyen Pham, a luminary in the field, has captivated the hearts of children and adults alike with her exquisite illustrations and heartfelt storytelling. Her contributions to the genre stand as a testament... Continue Reading →
Celebrating The Amazing Maya Lin
Maya Lin is an American artist and architect best known for her iconic design of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington D.C. Born on October 5, 1959 in Athens, Ohio, Lin grew up in a family of Chinese immigrants who valued education and creativity. Lin’s artistic talents were apparent from a young age, and she... Continue Reading →
European Design Axel Vervoordt
Axel Vervoordt is a Belgian interior designer and art collector who is known for his unique and timeless style that combines traditional and modern elements. He has designed and curated spaces for high-profile clients such as Kanye West and Beyoncé, and his work has been featured in numerous publications such as Vogue and Elle Decor.... Continue Reading →
Like We Need To Tell You Who He Is Andy Goldsworthy
Andy Goldsworthy is a British artist known for his ephemeral and site-specific sculptures and installations made from natural materials. Born in Cheshire, England in 1956, Goldsworthy grew up in Yorkshire and studied Fine Art at Bradford College of Art. After completing his studies, he travelled extensively, working on projects in various locations around the world.... Continue Reading →
Sandra M Sawatzky Artist
Sandra M Sawatzky was born on January 1, 1980 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. She grew up in a creative household, with both of her parents being artists themselves. From a young age, Sandra showed an interest in art and spent much of her time drawing and painting. After graduating high school, Sandra attended the University... Continue Reading →
Ai Weiwei And The Minneapolis Institute Of Art Installation Recognize Migrants
It’s absolutely true that a picture is worth a thousand words, sometimes many more. While this particular work of art is an installation, the photo speaks for itself. The Minneapolis Institute Of Art and Ai Weiwei have collaborated to present an installation that recognizes the struggle of migrants and in particular refugees. Wrapped around the... Continue Reading →
Drink In The Culture At Art Basel Miami This Winter
Despite how cliched it is at this point, Art Basel Miami still serves the purpose of getting all us northerners out of the cold for a good excuse to hit up South Florida, Miami more specifically, for a long weekend in the sun. The great thing about Art Basel, when we get home or talk... Continue Reading →
Art Around Miami Gets A Big Update and Re-Launch
Very happy to see that Art Around Miami is updating it's blog posts. It has been quite some time since we followed their website, truth be told, partially because the author, Andrew Swaine seemed to take a break from updating the site and it just fell off of our radar. However about a week ago... Continue Reading →