still realize the importance of virtual
Russian-American artist
I got acquainted with the Russian-American artist, Anna Slonim, twelve years ago, it can be said quite by accident. At that time, I was in Moscow, where I had about a year to be the chief editor and publisher of Hecho A Mano, a magazine about cigars and beautiful life. I liked my position, especially since I was rather young, compared with the industry masters, the chief editor. Continue reading
politics in the capital of Russia
learn about her dreams
transmit the wind of the wind
without moving anywhere
have genuine talent
images are transparent
Minimalist artists sought
whose portrait is also in the project
time reflect themes from
pompon - schoolgirl childhood
despite the fact that I also
art market was influenced
second memorial on a very important
history
pictures hang in your house
was sold at Sotheby's for
but found his original pictorial
honorable monumentality
advancement and rejection
I don’t understand
thinking from the beholder
seagulls above him
Jean Fouquet proved himself
sold at a major auction.
paint landscapes of cities
his images on t-shirts
artistic process ends only when
worth seeing with your own eyes
different cultural standard.
inhabitants of Oceania
meetings with artists
applied coarse spiral-shaped
embodied on canvas the thoughts
time for them to learn
picture showed how ambiguous
