THAT'S CONTEMPORARY ART

THAT'S CONTEMPORARY ART Is all about Visual Arts today or what in our past could have influenced contemporary artists. Some of those artists are renowned, some are emergent for now, but all of them have a true talent that deserves to be seen. As an Art Market professional, I'm more than open to any visual suggestion you may have.. Hope your eyes will enjoy the meal ! Anais. I'm not the owner of the images featured on this blog

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Laura Henno, Land’s end series, 2001-2009

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Whitney Bedford

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Mike Brodie A period of juvenile prosperity series, 2006-2009 “Born 1985 in Arizona, Mike Brodie first began photographing in 2004 when he was given a Polaroid camera. Working under the moniker, The Polaroid Kidd, Brodie spent the next four years circumambulating the U.S. amassing an archive of photographs that would go on to make up one of the few, true collections of American travel photography. Having never undergone any formal training, he chose to remained untethered to the pressures and expectations of the art market. Brodie compulsively documented his explorations and as suddenly as he began making photographs, he left the medium behind.”

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Gary Webb

Thinking of me, 2016 My first dream, 2014 My first drawing, 2014 X7 City, Installation at Bloomberg Space, London

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Lisa Oppenheim

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Bernard Fuchs, Autos series (1994-2004) (C-prints).

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Johanna Diehl, Ukraine series, 2013. (C-prints)

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Amelie Von Wulffen. Retrospective exhibition at Pinakothek der Moderne, Munich.

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Lita Albuquerque and Jean de Pomereu, Stellar Axis Antarctica project (2006).

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Thomas Albdorf, Forest Chants series.

“ “Forest Chants” discusses the possibilities of images situated within nature photography – studio based still lives, found and appropriated images, landscape photography – to become different images via re-contextualization and digital as well analogue alterations, moving away from their original indexical referent and initially pictured object or situation. “

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André MÉRIAN 1st image is part of Traces series, All others are from Ouest series.

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Karine Rougier 4 first images : Main des Sables series  2 following : Vies Parallèles series Last : Curiosités series

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Domenico Zindato

To the life which is within 2, Untitled, Untitled and To the life which is within 3 All ink and pastel on paper.

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Michael Rampa.

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Angelica Mesiti, Citizen Band (4 channel video installation, high definition video, 16:9, PAL, surround sound; duration : 21mn 25s) SHORT CLIP HERE ----> http://vimeo.com/55522269 "The video installation Citizens Band (2012) offers a subtle, poignant portrait of the musical culture of four immigrants: two in Australia and two in France. Filmed by an attentive camera, the performances of a Cameroonian, an Algerian, a Mongolian and a Sudanese capture our attention with their dignity and the uncommon richness of the faraway worlds they bring us. One after the other, they introduce us to: a traditional technique of water drumming performed by women, songs that have come out of rai music, throat singing accompanied by horse-head fiddle and a demonstration of a great whistling tradition – all executed in various ordinary public places, from a public swimming pool and the Paris metro to the streets of Australia. Citizens Band is an ode to those who, even in exile, manage not only to keep up their connection with their culture, but also to share it with others." (Source : Macmtl.org)

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Jake Longstreth

Small Town In-Ground, acrylic on canvas, 24" x 24" 2008 Lake Chambers, acrylic on panel, 48" x 48" 2006

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Beth Hoeckel, Digital series