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“Only love heals. Anger, guilt, and fear can only destroy and separate you from your true capabilities.”

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Selected Watercolor Painting by Masato Tsuchiya

Masato Tsuchiya is an artist from Japan focusing on painting. His main theme is female portraits.

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Durdle Door, Dorset

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Digital art - Alexy Préfontaine

 Graphic designer, photographer, and musician. His digital artwork features rich textures and gorgeous color palettes.

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Red Dragon | Minoh Waterfall near Osaka

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001. COLOURED HOUSES. 2018 8ft // Exterior Acrylic Paint on Venetian Pole [395 Miracle Mile] ____________ 002. POP VENICE. 2018 8ft // Exterior Acrylic Paint on Venetian Pole [2333 Ponce de Leon] (Sponsored by: @bacflorida) _____ These works were created for Coral Gables #veniceinthegables , they’ll be up for the month of June along with other artists’ poles. Go check em out! #coralgablesarts #coralgables #art #veniceinthegables #venice #pole #acrylic #paint #popart #colouredhouses #popvenice #kingboygraphix #miami (at Miracle Mile)

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Nothing To See - Tim Tadder

Tim Tadder is an advertising photographer in southern California. He is a husband, father, picture maker, cyclist, Ravens fan, photoshop geek, and thankful every day for another opportunity to do what he loves.

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Photo Manipulations by Hassan Hajila

Hi, I’m Hassan Hajila from Morocco, I’m an earthling, just like you. I discovered graphic design in 2007. Since then, I’m been expressing my passion everywhere: on my social networks, at the ad agency where I work, for the movie industry or music artists. Photo editing and photography is for me a great way to tell unique stories those on the other side of the screen or of the planet, using only some pixels. And because, as Ann Charlton said,”The life is only a game”, I like to add to each one of his creations a special play on words

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Paintings by Daniel Martin

Daniel was born in 1982. He lives and works in Leiden, the Netherlands. After having left the computer graphics industry in 2013 Daniel fully committed himself to his art. He attended several art fairs with great success. Being spotted by media his work was shown and talked about on television, radio, various publications and was elected artist of the month in which he was preceded by prominent Dutch artists. Follow his website.

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Surreal Illustrations by Simon Prades

Simon Prades was born in 1985 in southern Germany, in a Spanish/German family. Since finishing studies he is freelancing as an Illustrator and graphic designer. Prades work in analog mediums, mainly ink, pencil and aquarelle without ignoring the computer as a tool to finish work. Follow him on Instagram.

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RASTA PRESIDENTS. 2018 Digital Illustration, Magnet, Steel. 59” X 107” ___________ Currently on view @ CIFO GALLERY Thurs/Friday from 10a-6p || Sat/Sunday from 10a-4p GO SEE THE SHOW! Thank yu to everyone who came opening night, it was special. Shout out to homeboy who taught people how to interact with the piece lol. NO SIGNAL. BFA 2018 (at CIFO - The Cisneros Fontanals Art Foundation)

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THIS FRIDAYYYY! The event yu, ya mama, ya daddy, the siblings, and the pets have been waiting for. BFA 2018: NO SIGNAL. Come thruuuuuu, Dnt play ya self and not come. Free drinks + free food + live music! So come see some great art and get lit 🔥🎺🎷🎊👩🏻‍🎨✏️🗿👨🏾‍💻😎😜 ————— New World School of the Arts and the University of Florida are pleased to present NO SIGNAL: a commentary on human existence, the 2018 BFA exhibition to be held at CIFO (Cisneros Fontanals Art Foundation) Gallery in Miami, FL from April 6th to the 15th, 2018. An exciting culmination to years of study in the visual arts, NO SIGNAL displays the hard work and intensive investigations pursued by emerging artists in Miami, FL, and includes: Rodrigo Camacho Antonio Curry-Coffee Francisco Flor Stephanie Eti Hadad Erik Hernandez Kali Geiger Alexis Gonzalez Nniza Grant Valeria Guillén Ramses Loaces Ashley Lopez Alec Jerome Kreisberg Maileen Marcos Ketty Zi Merino Audrey Mercer Charlisa Montrope Patricia Monclus Nicole Marie Rivero Rafael Rodriguez Melanie Sarria Andrew Williams Mateo Serna Zapata The artists exhibiting in NO SIGNAL approach their art practices from various media and contextual vantage points, each disrupting conventions in unique ways and broadcasting their individual signals so strongly they are each impossible to ignore. The resulting exhibition brings a cacophony of visual delights and provokes thoughtfulness in gallery visitors, encouraging introspection and reflection through captivation and creativity. NO SIGNAL offers Miamians an alternative space to plug in and engage with art. The exhibition’s opening reception will be 7:00 to 10:00 PM on Friday April 6th, 2018 with light refreshments served throughout. CIFO’s Weekly Gallery hours are Thursday- Friday Noon to 6:00 PM, Saturday-Sunday 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. For more information please contact Maggy Cuesta, Dean of Visual Arts at NWSA via phone: [phone]