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Yuval Shaul interview for Execute Magazine
December 2, 2018

Yuval Shaul: A Good Work of Art Will Always Be Wiser Than Its Creator!

Yuval Shaul was born 1961 in Tel Aviv, Israel, he graduated from the Avni Institute, Tel Aviv with Art Studies in 1988 as-well as studying under Zvi...

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August 18, 2018

How to Get Your Art Work Featured in Galleries and Media

 

You could be the most talented artist in all the world, but if you don’t have the right approach, you’ll never get the exposure you desire. Every gallery, magazine, and press group...

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August 6, 2018

Anna Madia: Complex Experiences!

 

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  1. Sleep and coma are key elements of the new series entitled “Sleepwalking.” Could you tell us about your 2014 body of...
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July 24, 2018

Sebastian Blanck: Alteration and Improvisation!

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  • Evening Standard Art Prize in association with Hiscox https://www.standard.co.uk/esrewards/evening-standard-art-prize-in-association-with-hiscox-10000-to-be-won-a3866431.html Prize: There is one prize which comprises three elements - £10,000 in cash, -  a lifetime National Arts Pass and -  Hiscox Fine Art Insurance up to a maximum premium of £2,500 for one year (subject to eligibility; and the artist must reside within the UK). The winning entry will be the favourite entry selected by the judging panel from all valid entries received. Criteria: -  Reflect the brief of ‘Progress’. -  One entry per person - a painting, drawing or sketch. -  The artwork must be an original piece. -  No larger than 841 x 1189 mm (33.1 x 46.8 inches). -  Must be able to be displayed on a wall or on an easel. -  Aged 18 years or over and resident in the UK How to enter: -  No entry fees -  Deadline for entries is 23:59 on Sunday 30 September 2018. -  To enter, send the following via email to artprize@standard.co.uk o  your full name, o  your contact number, o  your postcode, o  the title of the artwork, o  the dimensions of the artwork o  three different images of the work from different angles (not to exceed 14 MB) Six Judges: -  Matthew Collings – art critic, writer, broadcaster and artist -  Chantal Joffe – portrait artist https://www.standard.co.uk/go/london/arts/chantal-joffe-joins-judging-panel-for-2018-evening-standard-art-prize-a3921296.html -  Olivia Laing – award winning writer, novelist and cultural critic https://www.standard.co.uk/go/london/arts/olivia-laing-joins-judging-panel-for-our-10k-evening-standard-art-prize-a3888861.html -  William Moore – author and Evening Standard Arts Editor -  Robert Read – Head of Art and Private Clients at Hiscox -  Jessie Thompson – Evening Standard Digital Arts Editor 2017 winner: -  Last year’s winner was painter and Royal College of Art’s graduate Helen A Pritchard for her abstract painting ‘To Make a Sculpture’ #artprize #creativeminds #competition #artwork #arty #executemagazine #eveningstandard #london
  • Erin Holscher Almazan – In Search For Equilibrium! @magazineexecute My work is my way of making sense of my world and often this occurs in a backwards sort of way…I’ll begin a series and I will only see what I was dealing with after it is finished, which is such a magical thing.  There is always some initial thought or impetus driving the work, but the fullness of it usually hits me later.  I use self-portraiture often, as I am always available when I need me.  I rely on reference photos for my work, which gives me the freedom to include other people, particularly women in my life.  Although my work is autobiographical, I include other women to carry a theme and to make the concept more accessible.  Since I identify as female, my work is primarily driven by my experience as a woman. #linkinthebio #linkinbio #executemagazine #interview #contemporaryart #visualarts #gestural #markmaking #gesturalpainting #creativeminds  #artiststudio #workinprogress

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