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Guido Argentini- Accessable Art Portfolio

In Accessable Art Portfolio on September 25, 2011 at 12:37 pm

“Giuila in a zen position”

Guido Argentini  (Born: 1966 in Florence, Italy. Currently lives and works in Los Angeles, US).

Argentini studied medicin for three years, but chosed to shoot fashion in stead at the age of 23. His works has been been published by some of the leading world wide magazines as “MarieClaire” , “Men’s Healt”, “Maxim”, “Vogue”, “Playboy” and others.

The artist

The artist also has a great passion for sculpture and dance, which he expressed throug his first book “SILVEREYE”, published in 2003.  Here, Argentino presented  a sublime series of studio and landscape nudes. Later, in 2005, he published his second book “PRIVATE ROOMS” , a result of ten years photograps. The artist  invites us into a universe of feminisme through a meeting with eroticism and beauty, where the photographs are all intimate taken in in ancient villas, closed rooms, and elegant five stars locations. But it is first in 2007, when he released his third book “REFLECTIONS”  that he takes the female study to a nother level. The book contains photograhps of women looking at themself in the mirror- a study of how they studie themself.

 

 


(Some of the works may remind a little bit of Robert Mapplethorpe) :

“Guilia inside a sircle IV”

Robert Mapplethorpe, “Thomas” 1987. Gelatin silverprint 47,9 x 47,9 cm.

Guido Argentini “Belen and a chrystal chandelier”  2009, signed. 48 x 48 inches.

For more information:

www.guidoargentini.com

www.younggalleryphoto.com

Galerie Sho Contemporary, Tokyo

Guy Hepner, Wetst  Hollywood

Miltos Manetas- Gossip Girl Art, Ep. 8, Season 3

In Gossip Girl Art, Season 3 on September 16, 2011 at 8:47 am


Miltos Manetas “Cat Panties”, 96 x 72 inches, oil on canvas, 2005 (Private collection)

Miltos Manetas (Born: 1964 in Athens. Currently lives and works in London and New York. Educated from Accademia di Brera, School of Fine Arts, Milan 1985-1989).

Manetas is an international artist known for his “Internet Art, with paintings of cables, videogames, computers and websites. Earlier  in his career he decieded to abandon the ferformance art,  a long with objects and site specific installations, and began making paintings on canvas about computer techonology. The artist experimented with computer games as object for making art.

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Miltos Manetas,” Cat Panties” on the wall in the background

Manetas is popular among collectors world wide – (Charles Saatchi as an example), and art houses. He has also been commissioned by well- established institutions. The artist is also known for having founded the Interne -based  art movement  “Neen”.

For utterly information:

www.manetas.com

Gloria Maria Gallery, Milan

Blow de la Barra Gallery, London

Yvon Lambert Gallery, New York

GAGOSIAN Gallery, New York

Accessable Art Portfolio- Jacob Dahl Jürgensen

In Accessable Art Portfolio on September 6, 2011 at 9:30 pm

Jacob Dahl Jürgensen (Born: 1974 in Chopenhagen, Denmark. Lives and works in London).

Jürgensen got a MA in Fine Art studies from Goldsmiths College London in 2005.  He works with collages, sculptures,prints, and installations. Many of his works have references to modernist art, design, psychology, pop culture- which makes him a multiple artist- and he often quotes from the art history. Jürgensen is also one of the few artist participating in the International Residency Program at Location One, NY( a no-profit organization established to support new forms of creative expressions and cultural exhange).

Jacob Dahl Jürgensen, “Spectral Poster (Invocation)“,  2007. Silkscreen print and spray on paper. 70 x 100 cm.

Jacob Dahl Jürgensen, “Spectral Poster (Evocation)”, 2007. Sikscreen print and spray paint on paper. 70 x 100 cm.

Jacob Dahl Jürgensen, “Untitled Poster”, 2006. inkjet print on paper, 84 x 119 cm.

For utterly information:

www.jacob-dahl-jurgensen.com

Galerie Rüdiger Schöttle, München

Galerie Nicolas Krupp, Basel

Wilkinson Gallery, London