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  • Ali BanisadradminJanuary 25, 2021January 26, 2021
    Ali Banisadr

    When the Simorgh paints

  • Adel AbdessemedadminAugust 2, 2017October 26, 2020
    Adel Abdessemed

    Dans une usine de rĂȘves qui pensent

  • Kiki SmithadminSeptember 4, 2017October 26, 2020
    Kiki Smith

    Where the sea meets the sky

  • Bethan Laura WoodadminNovember 17, 2017October 26, 2020
    Bethan Laura Wood

    The alchemist

  • Erwin WurmadminNovember 17, 2017October 26, 2020
    Erwin Wurm

    Shedding Light on the Absurd

  • Imran QureshiadminAugust 2, 2018October 26, 2020
    Imran Qureshi

    That Kind of Sensibility

  • Joana VasconcelosadminAugust 2, 2017October 26, 2020
    Joana Vasconcelos

    Portuguese Baroque

  • David ShrigleyadminAugust 2, 2017October 26, 2020
    David Shrigley

    Thumbs up

  • Laudomia PucciadminNovember 17, 2017October 26, 2020
    Laudomia Pucci

    Used to Colors

  • Nicolas PartyadminAugust 2, 2017October 26, 2020
    Nicolas Party

    The Imaginary Traveler

  • Marina KarellaadminAugust 2, 2017October 30, 2020
    Marina Karella

    From Time to Time

  • Jean-Michel OthonieladminAugust 2, 2017October 26, 2020
    Jean-Michel Othoniel

    The storyteller

  • Tony CraggadminAugust 2, 2017October 30, 2020
    Tony Cragg

    Master of Materials

  • Ron AradadminNovember 17, 2017October 26, 2020
    Ron Arad

    A straight line is also a curve

  • Urs FischeradminSeptember 4, 2017October 26, 2020
    Urs Fischer

    Natural order

  • Harold KodaadminNovember 17, 2017October 26, 2020
    Harold Koda

    The curator

  • Cecilia AlemaniadminNovember 17, 2017October 26, 2020
    Cecilia Alemani

    Breathing Public Art

  • Mary KatrantzouadminNovember 17, 2017October 26, 2020
    Mary Katrantzou

    The outsider

  • Dakis JoannouadminNovember 17, 2017October 26, 2020
    Dakis Joannou

    2859 words

  • Nina YasharadminNovember 17, 2017October 26, 2020
    Nina Yashar

    Celestial map

  • Jacques GrangeadminNovember 17, 2017October 26, 2020
    Jacques Grange

    Paris from my window

  • Christian LouboutinadminAugust 2, 2017October 26, 2020
    Christian Louboutin

    Wildflowers

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Alexia Antsakli Vardinoyanni interviews and photographs important cultural figures in their homes or studios to give an accurate, insightful, and even poetic account of their lives and experiences.
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Thank you @lemoniamar and @galagreece for the beau Thank you @lemoniamar and @galagreece for the beautiful feature đŸ€đŸ€đŸ€đŸ€đŸ€ #interview #jeammichelothoniel @othoniel_studio #ARTFLYER #protothema #artflyernet Photography: @olympiakrasagaki Styling: @ada_misthou72 Make up: @vana.nik Hair: @andreasbinas Dress: @alexandermcqueen @luisaworld
Nicolas Party's paintings and works on paper featu Nicolas Party's paintings and works on paper feature vibrant coloration. He has re-energized the traditional genre of portraiture, fusing a diversity of art-historical influences ranging from Pablo Picasso, RenĂ© Magritte and Giorgio de Chirico. Born in 1980 in Lausanne, Switzerland, Party studied at the Lausanne School of Art before undertaking an MA at The Glasgow School of Art. Rather than creating portraits from real life, Party takes inspiration from other portraits in the history of portraiture and cites Picasso’s TĂȘte de Femme (1921) as a source of inspiration for all the portraits he has made since. Party has been subject of numerous solo exhibitions at prestigious institutions worldwide, including the Magritte Museum, Brussels (2018); Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington, D.C. (2017); Hammer Museum, Los Angeles (2016); and the Modern Institute, Glasgow (2016). For ARTFLYER’s The Tenth Anniversary show in Athens Greece, Party submitted Study for Blue Portrait. Nicolas Party was interviewed for www.artflyer.net in his studio in Brussels in 2017. #nicolasparty #reneMagritte #giorgiodechirico #pablopicasso #greeksculpture @nicolasparty #portrait by #artflyernet @artflyernet
Laudomia Pucci transferred the Emilio Pucci archiv Laudomia Pucci transferred the Emilio Pucci archives from Palazzo Pucci in Florence to Villa Granaiolo, the family’s 150-acre estate in Castelfiorentino. Aside from being a home to the archives, it is a place for students to learn new skills and experiment with their creativity. Emilio Pucci the designer was highly particular when it came to details, eloquent when expressing his ideas, and so animated when at work. For ARTFLYER’s The Tenth Anniversary show, Laudomia Pucci is showing Chatelaine purse in silk satin, Collanine motif designed by her dear friend Christian Lacroix for the F/W 2004-05 collection. On view until September 26, 2021. @emiliopucci @laudomia.pucci #emiliopucci #laudomiapucci #christianlacroix #ARTFLYER All photos by #artflyernet
Natalia Mela đŸ§œđŸŒâ€â™€ïž #sculpture #natalia Natalia Mela đŸ§œđŸŒâ€â™€ïž #sculpture #nataliamela #sculptor #đŸ‡ŹđŸ‡· photo by #artflyernet
Thank you @glowmagazine🌟 #ARTFLYER #artflyernet Thank you @glowmagazine🌟 #ARTFLYER #artflyernet #Repost from @glowmagazine @efimerida_makedonia!Interview by @sofianikhtalantinou Photography: @yannisbournias, @thisisnotanotheragency Styling: @ada_misthou72 Make up: @vana.nik Hair: @andreasbinas Dress: @maisonvalentino, @luisaworld, @grigio_gallery The Art of Excellence✹ Alexia Antsakli-Vardinogianni, creator of @artflyernet unfolds her charismatic personality, putting art, careful aesthetics and her personal heritage in the foreground. As she confesses in our new double #august_september_issue Out tomorrow & on Sunday 25th July with @efimerida_makedonia!#glowgr #glowloves #glowdestination #newissue #august #september #art #cover #magazine #double #summer #interview
Imran Qureshi’s practice is firmly rooted in the Imran Qureshi’s practice is firmly rooted in the tradition of miniature painting, the subject he still teaches at the National College of Art in Lahore, Pakistan. The miniatures use techniques of 16th-century Mughal masters. The paper is handmade, multiple layers glued together to create a ground known as wasli. The strokes are tiny, made with customary squirrel-hair brushes and the leaves are millimetres long. Qureshi has also received international recognition for his site-specific installations that respond to architectural space, referencing the historical or political significance of the buildings that contain them. These include "Blessings Upon the Land of My Love", created in 2011 for the Sharjah Biennial @sharjahart . And "The Roof Garden Commission” created in 2013 for the The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York @metmuseum Qureshi has become attuned to the idea of quickly shifting scale, from small to very large and the reverse. “I enjoy that shift. It’s not something that disturbs me. I think everything has its own challenges and everything has its own comfort zones. They work equally for me.” Qureshi was photographed and interviewed by @artflyernet in Al Ain Oasis Abu Dhabi in 2018 For the “Tenth Anniversary” exhibition the artist is showing the miniature painting "The Story of Two", 2019 gouache on paper. #imranqureshi @imranqureshiartist #ARTFLYER photo by #artflyernet
Ocean Chunk: Indian Ocean / Aegean Sea, 2021 @ashl Ocean Chunk: Indian Ocean / Aegean Sea, 2021 @ashleybickerton @destefoundation The Greek Gift ♟ coordinated by #massimilianogioni Ashley Bickerton was born in Barbados, and raised and educated in Ghana, Guyana, England, Hawaii, the Balearic Islands and California. He lived and made his art in New York City for 12 years. Bickerton left New York, traveling for several years through tropical countries until finally making Bali his home in 1993. For many he became an archetype of the wildman expat, a contemporary Paul Gauguin turning out mixed-media works that often veered sharply from his earlier, conceptual pieces. References to water appear so often that he admits he could be considered a marine artist. 💩 #ashleybickerton #deste #exhibition #paulgauguin #installation #artflyernet
“The Greek Gift” @destefoundation brings toget “The Greek Gift” @destefoundation brings together a series of new and existing works, alongside found objects and impromptu responses from a variety of artists who have maintained decades-long relationships with Dakis Joannou and the DESTE Foundation. Urs Fischer’s first-ever NFT—a unique digital token encrypted with the artist’s signature and individually identified on a blockchain marks a new body of work CHAOS that comprises of 501 individual NFTs. CHAOS #1 Human, is an animation based on a 3D-scan of a lighter encircling an egg đŸ„š It is projected on the Hydra slaughterhouse wall and is paired with a baroque baby Jesus sculpture. #deste #ursfischer @chaosursfischer #nft #artflyernet
Kiki Smith for ARTFLYER’s “The Tenth Anniversa Kiki Smith for ARTFLYER’s “The Tenth Anniversary” Backyard bee poster from the artist’s personal collection "I know it might have seemed strange and not very charming looking, but bees are one of my big inspirations. One of the great things about being in Hydra is that I was able to bring honey back to America. My husband is a beekeeper, and I spent the last several years planting for the bees and other insects. I'm making drawings of pollinators, and I am slowly also working on a tapestry of them. The bees have very much helped my health. They are just one of the great, and endangered, miracles of the world. They are just more amazing than anything nice I have in the house. “ Kiki Smith Kiki Smith was photographed by @artflyernet in Hydra in 2019 #kikismith #ARTFLYER #artflyernet #bees
Liquid Gold by Marina Karella Installation shot f Liquid Gold by Marina Karella Installation shot from 2021 “The Tenth Anniversary” show at the ARTFLYER space for the Arts in Kifisia, Athens Greece Marina credits her artist friend Niki de Saint Phalle with enticing her into sculpture by inviting her to design a sculpture for her Tarot Garden in Tuscany, Italy. “Niki asked me one day, ‘Don’t you ever feel like doing sculptures?’ I said, ‘Yes, but I am a painter!’ and then all of a sudden the idea got into my head. At that point I was painting chairs and I said there is nothing better than to make a three dimensional chair. That’s how the whole thing started. Excerpt from the 2016 @artflyernet interview #marinakarella #ARTFLYER #artflyernet
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