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Singidunum Gallery of the Association of the Artists of Applied Arts and Designers of Serbia in Belgrade is pleased to present “BLUE CITY,” a solo exhibition by Katarina Andjelkovic from June 21st to 29th, 2024.
Singidunum Gallery of The Association of the Artists of Applied Arts and Designers of Serbia, in Belgrade, is pleased to present: BLUE CITY, a solo exhibition by Katarina Andjelkovic. Katarina…
HackelBury Fine Art, London is pleased to present Sharon Walter’s first London solo exhibition. ‘Seeing Ourselves’ features work from the ongoing series, in which Walters creates intricate hand-assembled collages honouring Black Women - their history, culture and identity.
Sometimes You Just Need Time Away, 2024 Sharon Walters: Seeing Ourselves Solo exhibition at HackelBury Fine Art, London 9th May – 4th July 2024 HackelBury Fine Art, London is pleased to present Sha…
Hamburger Bahnhof, part of the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, showcases its extensive collection of works by artist Joseph Beuys (1921-1986). You can read more about this fantastic exhibition on our website's section. Let’s stay tuned!
Joseph Beuys in Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin, 2024. La Forgia Joseph Beuys. Collection Presentation Hamburger Bahnhof, from 12 April 2024. A collection presentation by Nationalgalerie, Staatli…
The editors, Jörg U. Lensing and Christiane Wagner, are pleased to announce the release of “Acoustic Pathways: After the Turn.” This special edition results from thorough research and insights from reputable researchers, professors, and specialists in the field. It has also been curated by Jörg U. Lensing, a professor of sound design at Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and Arts, who is a director and composer for both theatre and film. The articles and essays selected in this edition benefit greatly from his expertise.
Authors: Michel Chion, Sabine Breitsameter, Ramon De Marco and Jascha Ivan Dormann, Lars Ohlendorf, Heiner Stahl, Jens Schröter, Gregory Blair, Alessandro Fortino, Ross Adrian Williams, Thomas Neuhaus, David Roesner, Martine Huvenne, Jörg U. Lensing, and Andreas Ammer.
Christiane Wagner, Editor-in-Chief
Jörg U. Lensing, Co-Editor
Cover image © Jörg U. Lensing, Acoustic Pathways: After the Turn, 2024
Illustrative image. When Food Liberates Art By Audrey Poussines Eating is a constant in the living world. But much more than a simple natural need, sharing a meal takes on an undeniable symbolic and philosophical dimension that several unvisual artists have invested. We will meet these artists, all related to ENDA (National Art School of Paris), who revisit this universal act of nourishing themselves by placing themselves at odds with the commercial system of art....
Illustrative image. When Food Liberates Art By Audrey Poussines Eating is a constant in the living world. But much more than a simple natural need, sharing a meal takes on an undenia…
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This edition of Art Style Magazine’s academic publication is making significant strides in meeting scholarly journal standards and improving the quality of our work. Art Style, an online magazine with a vast readership, has gained social and cultural significance among its readers due to its coverage of contemporary themes and commitment to publishing high-quality content. Consequently, we are proud to announce that Art Style is recognized in several prestigious indexes, including the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ), the Web of Science Core Collection, the Emerging Sources Citation IndexTM (ESCI), the European Reference Index for the Humanities and Social Sciences (ERIH PLUS), and Latindex, illustrating our dedication to maintaining excellence. The magazine’s articles are of interest to academics and individuals from various fields who desire to stay up to date with the art, culture, and socio-political concerns of the globalized world.
Art Style, Art & Culture International Magazine, v. 12, no. 12 (September 2023)
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Art Style | Art & Culture International Magazine, an open-access, biannual, and peer-reviewed online magazine devoted to art and culture, invites the submission of extended essays and scholarly articles. Art Style Magazine publishes both themed issues and issues with a variety of themes–with a focus on the Magazine’s Aims and Scope. If you are interested in publishing in one of the current themed editions, check our call for papers for special editions. You are also welcome to contribute an extended essay or scholarly article on one of our past issues’ themes or a new subject.
You just need to follow our author guidelines and submit your extended essay or scholarly article for evaluation. We will get back to you with acceptance or nonacceptance feedback after the reviewers have evaluated your contribution. If your submission is accepted, we will inform you about the publication schedule.
The themes and call for papers for the special editions are:
Acoustic Pathways: After the Turn. (The deadline for submissions is June 30, 2023).
Under the Kino-Eye: Unveiling the Mediality of Architecture Through Image-Making and Digital Technologies. (The deadline for submissions is September 30, 2023).
Image Cultures, World Heritage, and Identities. (The deadline for submissions is November 30, 2023).
Postcolonial Aesthetics. (The deadline for submissions is February 23, 2024).
An official partner for Art Basel in Basel, Arcual will showcase a unique, large-scale sculptural artwork by the artist Phoebe Cummings, commissioned for its booth in the Collectors Lounge, which will be displayed throughout the fair. Cummings is known for her ephemeral sculptures that reflect on nature’s beauty and life cycle, created from raw, unfired clay. She will complete the sculpture on-site, enabling visitors to experience the artist’s creative process first-hand. Surrounded by mirrors and brought to life through immersive lighting, the artwork will bring an engaging, interactive element to the space and highlight the connectedness between an artist, collector, and the artwork. The work, which was consigned and purchased through Arcual’s blockchain, will have a sustainable life cycle. It will demonstrate the potential of the Digital Dossier, which Cummings will utilize for the first time.
Arcual will also participate in a variety of talks and events around the fair, with Arcual CEO Bernadine Brocker Wieder joining the Conversations series panel Blockchain, Ownership and Copyright, on Saturday, 17th June, 3-4 pm CET. The panel will discuss blockchain as a decentralizing and redistributive technology, exploring how works are authenticated, whom the copyright belongs to, whether transactions remain forever on the blockchain, and the potential of this rapidly developing field to empower artists, galleries, and buyers in equal measure.
Images: Phoebe Cummings, Detail from ‘Flora’ (clay). © Art Basel, Basel.
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Art Style Magazine publishes both themed issues and issues with a variety of themes. If you are interested in publishing in one of the current themed editions, check our call for papers.
HackelBury is pleased to present Gerlinde, a solo exhibition of new work by Royal Academician Ian McKeever. This new body of work, his most personal to date, is the portrait of a woman, a love letter to his wife. Drawing on abandoned drawings and his archive of photographs which capture everyday objects in a domestic setting, his black and white photographs are filled with light and shadow, providing evocative glimpses of the human presence which merge with silhouetted objects and structures from their home.
IAN MCKEEVER - Gerlinde
2 June – 5 August 2023
HACKELBURY FINE ART 4 LAUNCESTON PLACE, LONDON W8 5RL T: 020 7937 8688
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Photo: No 5, 1995-2023
© Ian McKeever, Courtesy HackelBury Fine Art London
In this issue on Atmosphere and Mood: Two Sides of the Same Phenomenon, Art Style Magazine presents:
Giada Lombardi, Martina Sauer and Giuseppe Di Cesare, “An Affective Perception: How ‘Vitality Forms’ Influence our Mood,” Art Style, Art & Culture International Magazine, v. 11, no. 11 (March 2023): 127-139.
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In this issue on Atmosphere and Mood: Two Sides of the Same Phenomenon, Art Style Magazine presents:
Katharina Brichetti and Franz Mechsner, “Healing Atmospheres: A Design Based Study,” Art Style, Art & Culture International Magazine, v. 11, no. 11 (March 2023): 107-124.
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In this issue on Atmosphere and Mood: Two Sides of the Same Phenomenon, Art Style Magazine presents:
Andreas Rauh, “Aesthetic Interest and Affectability,” Art Style, Art & Culture International Magazine, v. 11, no. 11 (March 2023): 95-105.
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In this issue on Atmosphere and Mood: Two Sides of the Same Phenomenon, Art Style Magazine presents:
Juan Albert and Lin Chen, “Working with Atmospheres to Improve our Planet’s Mood,” Art Style, Art & Culture International Magazine, v. 11, no. 11 (March 2023): 77-92
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In this issue on Atmosphere and Mood: Two Sides of the Same Phenomenon, Art Style Magazine presents:
Zhuofei Wang, “At Atmosphere and Moodmospheric Experience: Fusion of Corporeality, Spirituality and Culturality,” Art Style, Art & Culture International Magazine, v. 11, no. 11 (March 2023): 59-75
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HackelBury is pleased to present Botanical Legacies, a solo exhibition by South African artist Stephen Inggs. Inggs’ work focuses on material objects which become symbols of transience and history. His images of flowers are beautiful but belie more sombre themes around colonialism and migration. Inggs is interested in the ‘archaeology of identity’ and how ‘the emblems of cultural history and the circulation of objects’ are given new meanings.
STEPHEN INGGS - Botanical Legacies
19 April – 27 May 2023
HACKELBURY FINE ART 4 LAUNCESTON PLACE, LONDON W8 5RL T: 020 7937 8688
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Photo: Protea in Botle, 2023
© Stephen Inggs, Courtesy HackelBury Fine Art London
In this issue on Atmosphere and Mood: Two Sides of the Same Phenomenon, Art Style Magazine presents:
Paulo Gajanigo, “The Mood for Democracy in Brazil: Controlling the Public Atmosphere during the Transitional Period 1974 – 1985,” Art Style, Art & Culture International Magazine, v. 11, no. 11 (March 2023): 41-57
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In this issue on Atmosphere and Mood: Two Sides of the Same Phenomenon, Art Style Magazine presents:
Elizabeth Neumann, “Being Scared and Scaring Oneself in Video Games: The ‘Atmosfearic’ Aesthetics of Amnesia: Rebirth,” Art Style, Art & Culture International Magazine, v. 11, no. 11 (March 2023): 19-39.
Image: The alien otherworld is tinged in a turquoise twilight. Screenshot by author.
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In this issue on Atmosphere and Mood: Two Sides of the Same Phenomenon, Art Style Magazine presents:
“An Interview with Gernot Böhme” by Zhuofei Wang, Art Style, Art & Culture International Magazine, v. 11, no. 11 (March 2023): 11-17.
On January 28th, 2014, Professor Böhme gave a presentation at the School of Arts and Design in Kassel (Kunsthochschule Kassel). On this occasion, Dr. Zhuofei Wang interviewed him about the central ideas in his ecological aesthetics of nature.
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Martina Sauer and Zhuofei Wang, “Atmosphere and Mood: Two Sides of the Same Phenomenon,” Special Edition, Art Style, Art & Culture International Magazine, v. 11, no. 11 (March 2023).
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The Brixen Water Light Festival builds bridges between Copenhagen and Italy
The Brixen Water Light Festival © powered by Durst in Northern Italy has developed over the past few years into an event that enjoys great popularity throughout South Tyrol and beyond its borders, so much so that it has been reported in headlines all over the world. 2022 marked the beginning of a close cooperation between the Water Light Festival © and the Copenhagen Light Festival. Italian artists exhibited their art installation during the festival in February in the Danish capital.
For this new edition, the collaboration will be strengthened by bringing together local artists from the respective light festivals to create a joint artwork for both events.
Celestial garments is an artwork for all free spirits. Sit back and enjoy your own light. The Danish light artist Mads Vegas met the Italian musicians Julian Angerer and Nora Pider for the first time on the Reffen Bridge in the Danish capital. The second time in the Italian Alps. The jointly created installation builds a bridge between North and South, between light and music, between expression and sound under the wings of the "celestial garments".
The Brixen Water Light Festival connects creative artists across borders. From 3 to 21 May, the art installation will be on the Widmann Bridge as part of the Brixen Water Light Festival ©.
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Photo: Celestial Garments by Mads Vegas, Julian Angerer and Nora Pider at the Copenhagen Light Festival
HackelBury Fine Art, London is pleased to present Unique Works, a solo exhibition of work by Nadezda Nikolova in which the artist seeks to capture a singular sense of oneness and universal connectivity in her work through multi-layered compositions. Nikolova’s profound love of nature and concern about the detrimental human impact on the environment is a recurring theme. There is a palpable sense of loss and fragility in her work in which she expresses a desperate plea for change and for “a radical shift in collective values in the way we live our lives and coexist on this planet.”
The exhibition will be at HackelBury, London
4 February – 1 April 2023
HACKELBURY FINE ART 4 LAUNCESTON PLACE, LONDON W8 5RL T: 020 7937 8688
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Photo: Elemental Forms, Landscape no 30, 2018
© Nadezda Nikolova-Kratzer
Courtesy HackelBury Fine Art London
Happy holidays and have a prosperous New Year.
HackelBury Fine Art presents Art + Books, exploring the art book in all its’ many guises. The exhibition celebrates the art/artists’ book as a form of collaboration - between art and text and between artists, writers, galleries and publishers.
For many years, HackelBury has worked with artists to produce art books. Their publishing arm, Imprint, has seen five books produced in collaboration with numerous artists who often document important work that would otherwise go unseen.
Art + Books highlights a selection of these collaborations, including Doug and Mike Starn’s ‘Gravity of Light’, the first book to celebrate the full breadth of the Starns’ innovative photographic career, Alys Tomlinson’s Lost Summer and W***y Ronis’ W***y Ronis: The Master Photographer’s Unpublished Album, a photo-book which retraces his career and contributions to photography and photojournalism.
The exhibition will be at HackelBury, London, until 28 January 2023.
HACKELBURY FINE ART 4 LAUNCESTON PLACE, LONDON W8 5RL T: 020 7937 8688
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Photo: California Kiss, 1955 © Elliott Erwitt (courtesy of HackelBury Fine Art, London)
📢 Applications are now open for the 18th edition of Talents Buenos Aires, taking place in April 2023! 📢
Professionals from the film and audiovisual industry across South America are invited to take part in the new edition of Talents Buenos Aires, the premier forum for networking and discussion and reflection on film in the region, which proposes to discover deepen the new trends in contemporary cinema from an integral perspective.
⏰ Application deadline: 10 January 2023
❓ Terms and conditions: talentsba.ucine.edu.ar/bases
🔗 Full info: www.talentsba.ucine.edu.ar
Organised by the Universidad del Cine with the support of Berlinale - Berlin International Film Festival and Berlinale Talents.
In this issue on Multimodality: The Sensually Organized Potential of Artistic Works, Art Style Magazine presents:
Jörg U. Lensing, “The Performing Human Being in a Media Interaction Space: Multi- and intermodal productions by the Düsseldorf Theater der Klänge (Theatre of Sounds),” Art Style, Art & Culture International Magazine, v. 10, no. 10 (September 2022): 135-161
Images:
1. HEAReographies. Dancer: Caitlin Smith. Video by Lucy Lungley. Foto by Oliver Eltinger, 2005. THEATER DER KLÄNGE’s Production, Düsseldorf, 2005.
2. The musicians for the Mecanical Ballet: Hanno Spelsberg (Piano), Axel Heinrich (Drums), Peter Arnolds (Trombone). Photo by Sascha Hardt, 1988. THEATER DER KLÄNGE’s Production, Düsseldorf, 1987.
3 - 4. CODA. Tobias Rosenberger (Videooperator), Thomas Neuhaus (Composer), Beate Wolff (Cello). Foto by Oliver Eltinger, 2013. THEATER DER KLÄNGE’s Production, Düsseldorf, 2013.
5. Man and Art Figure in the Sphere Theatre. Dancer: Christian Paul. Video by Yoann Trellu. Photo by Oliver Eltinger, 2021. THEATER DER KLÄNGE’s Production, Düsseldorf, 2021.
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Let’s celebrate! It is with great pleasure that Art Style Magazine presents this special issue on Environmental Aesthetics to commemorate its third year of publication. Please, click the link in our bio to learn more! You can print your version or see this special edition online, powered by ISSUU on Art Style Magazine’s website. Art Style Magazine offers open-access publications. #openaccess #openscience #artandculture #artpublication
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The Art Style Magazine is not only about the image itself and its description but rather its effects on culture. For instance, a variety of visual narratives like movies, TV shows, videos, performances, media, digital arts, visual technologies, communications design, architecture, artworks in general, and interaction on social media. Moreover, this magazine deals with images concerning its meaning in culture due to the influence of ideologies, trends, or functions for informational purposes as forms of communication besides the significance of art and its issues related to the socio-cultural and political context.
In general, questions concerning the meaning of many images are frequently linked to the process of visualization, perception, and imagination. This process can be understood as an aesthetic experience in modern and contemporary art, media, and fields such as moving image and many other visual events that contribute to one’s knowledge, opinions, or skills.
