Category Archive: ART

Black Girls Rule

“My dream is to create spaces where black artists feel seen, supported, and celebrated.” said Joshua Love, founder of “A Spectacular Black Girl Art Show.” 

The curator worked hard to make his dream come true and the city of Atlanta had the great honor to host A Spectacular Black Girl Art Show again this year along  with 22 other cities celebrating black female artists and their artwork in various forms. 

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Caroline Guilbert: Chemistry in Color

For NYC-based artist Caroline Guilbert, life and color mesh together to form one. The artist’s holistic perspective on colors brings to light the beauty in everyday life, creating an approach to art that allows color and design to form from discarded pieces of humanity. 

Through dyes extracted from discarded food and flower scraps, Guilbert uses natural waste to find the colors they want to use to color their work. They discovered this form of art while obtaining a master's degree in color. 

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Pennylane Shen: Each One, Teach One

Being an outstanding artist and being a successful artist is not always the same thing and finding your way to the artists’ hall of fame is not self-evident. 

Pennylane Shen, artist consultant, curator and educator founded her business Dazed & Confucius back in 2006 and created an artist consultant space dedicated to assisting artists with their careers and gaining exposure in world famous galleries. 

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Isaac Julien: Pioneer of Moving Arts

“The first major UK exhibition by one of today’s most compelling artists and filmmakers” headlines the Tate Britain, the National Gallery of British Art in London. Isaac Julien’s collection of masterpieces titled “What freedom means to me,” is on display now until August 20, 2023. 

The  artist had an eventful life and made a name for himself through his films and photography. Art lovers can see the exhibition of the world-famous artist Isaac Julien and internalize his life's work of more than 3 decades of devoted and expressive creations at the Tate Britain . “I wanted to invade the museum"...,” Julien explained to the Guardian.. “That's the whole reason I’m making my work. There will be a cacophony of sound. I’m interested in turning habits of how we want to meditate on art inside out.”

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Naama Tsabar: Sculptures of Sound

A New York-born Israeli artist is turning buildings into playable works of sensory art. Bringing elements of sculpture and sound together, the visionary (audio-nary) creator Naama Tsabar reintroduces music as a collaborative practice. 

Tsabar’s visual artwork frequently intersects architecture and audio. Many of her installations are collaborative in execution, and she often works with women and gender non-conforming, classically trained musicians to present haunting and tangible audio spaces. 

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Apo Whang-od: Generational Markings

When you love something, it’s easy to get lost in that activity for so long, a whole lifetime could go by. That’s what it was like for Apo Whang-od, the 106-year-old Filipino tattoo artist who dedicated her entire existence to the art of tattooing. 

Beginning her tattoo journey as a teen, Whang-od learned the art of hand-tapping as a teenager. Under her father’s instruction, she soaked up a wealth of information. Hand-tapping  is the art of tattooing skin without the use of a tattoo machine, with the use of needles or other materials to tap ink into the skin manually. This skill requires a significant amount of time and effort, and Whang-od tattooed thousands of people, making her tattoo skills strengthen over time. 

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