OCTOBER EDITION

@2019

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GLOBAL ART MOVEMENT STIGMA : HUSH GALLERY INTERVIEW PIA KINTRUP

RUSSIAN AVANT-GARDE AT SAKIP SABANCI MUSEUM LET'S MEET NATURAL MYSTIC

METAMORPHOSIS ART FESTIVAL

THE GENIUS OF GIO PONTI

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GLOBAL ART MOVEMENT : STIGMA ART RESIDENCY PROGRAM WILL REALIZED IN ISTANBUL WITH PLUME PACOTILLES AND TANIA BOHUSLAVSKA

BY BIPOLAR ARTNESS CONTEMPORARY PROJECTS.

THE SAKIP SABANCI MUSEUM IS HOSTING THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE EXHIBITION IN TURKEY FEATURING RUSSIAN AVANTGARDE, WHICH SHAPED THE ART WORLD IN THE 20TH CENTURY.

MADE INTERVIEW WITH PATRICIA BORGES. TALENTED ARTISTS ALSO SHARED NEW SERIES ON ARTNESS SYSTEM.

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GLOBAL ART MOVEMENT : STIGMA ART RESIDENCY PROGRAM WILL REALIZED IN ARTNESS INVITES YOU ISTANBUL WITH SYSTEM PLUME PACOTILLES JOIN TO GLOBAL MARKET ANDTO TANIA BOHUSLAVSKA BYART BIPOLAR PROJECTS. WITH THEIR DINAMIC FAMILY !

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THE SAKIP SABANCI MUSEUM IS HOSTING THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE EXHIBITION IN TURKEY FEATURING RUSSIAN AVANTGARDE, WHICH SHAPED THE ART WORLD IN THE 20TH CENTURY.

NEW FASHION ESSAY ABOUT 2020 TRENDS. WHEN SAINT LAURENT IS SHINING, GUCCI WILL LEAD CREATIVITY AGAIN AND AGAIN.

METAMORPHOSIS ART FESTIVAL IN THE COLLABORATION WITH ARTE AURORA. ISRAEL BASED PERFORMANCE ARTIST ELA SOLOMON WILL PERFORM AT THE OPENING !

INTERVIEW WITH PIA KINTRUP A look from the Saint Laurent Spring 2020 collection. Photo: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images

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SOLO EXHIBITION REPORT: “THE CATS”

Following Kobe, Taipei and Osaka, my 4th and final solo exhibition for 2019 — “THE CATS — was open till 10th Nov at WORLD TIMES in Shukugawa, a quiet and beautiful area in Ashiya, Hyogo prefecture, Japan. Let me tell you a little bit about the show, full of pretty cat artworks and goods.

The venue, WORLD TIMES, is an art gallery, café and a furniture showroom of Karimoku, the biggest Japanese furniture brand. Some international artists including Ahhi Choi, quite a few artists from Tokyo and many local artists exhibit at this gallery and is loved by many locals and fans around the Kansai region.

Two 89.4x145.5cm (M80 size) big pieces were hung on one wall. “Dedication of gratitude” is a portrait of a woman playing the organ, practicing for next week’s Sunday service. Beside her sits the cat in comfort. “Dear”, is of 2 neighbor girls adoring the new cat art panel their mother has bought for the house.

The vertical composition has a sort of religious bent. The former is of Christianity and everyday life, and the latter piece can, in a way, be interpreted as remembering a late pet. The model, Japanese tabby cat Mi-chan, is now 15 years old, quite old but so far in good health. I love her so much.

Small pieces were allocated to the opposite wall.

The main piece of the show, “Philosopher cat” (size 28x38cm, mixed media), 15-year-old Japanese cat in contemplation, sold on day 3, along with a few more. Other pieces include simple ink on paper/panel works, those with the golden / dripping / black background.

Non-cat pieces and commission works were exhibited on the wall at the back of the gallery, including 2 teddy bears, 1 cat, 1 dog and 1 mouse (hamster). I mainly specialize in cats but also draw other mammals, birds, furry things and sometimes people.

Along with original drawings/paintings, I made some goods such as the 2020 calendar, pigment print cushions, notebooks and mug cups. 2019 was my first year of producing goods and I would like to keep testing ranges of items, expanding routes domestically and maybe overseas outside Japan.

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HISTORICAL STYLE Alessandro Michele choose Capitoline Museum in Rome in the inspire of drawing from a place reminiscent of his childhood.

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MENTAL HEALTH IS NOT FASHION

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Patricia Borges INTERVIEWÂ

Rio de Janeiro based talented artist Patricia Borges is founder of PATRICIA BORGES ARTE CONTEMPORANEA Ltd.

PATRICIA BORGES

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INSTALLATION ART LIKE A MAGIC

Hello Dear PATRICIA BORGES. What is your

In 2018 my work was part of Le Salon des Artistes

background and what is art for you?

Français at the Grand Palais in Paris, were displayed at Tokyo Art Fair in Japan and Clio Art Fair in NYC. In 2019 I was shortlisted at Arte Laguna Prize in Venice,

In 2002 I abandoned my Architecture practice in

I took part of Life Framer Photography Prize

Brazil to follow my true calling, I moved to Sydney to

Exhibition in London and Milano, exhibited my

study photography at the ACP - Australian Centre for

works Circuito de Arte Contemporanea at Muma

Photography. In 2013 I was awarded the Lorenzo Il

museum in Brazil, at Galerie Etienne de Causans in

Magnifico first prize in photography at Florence

Paris, Luxembourg Art Fair, Photo Israel and at The

Biennale. In 2014 my photographic work displayed at

Royal Scottish Academy.

La Biennale D'Arte di Roma also won the First Prize. In 2016 I got a Cinematographer degree from AIC -

My works result from an attempt to understand the

International Academy of Cinema, followed by a

world we live in and to say something about it. I

Screenplay degree in 2017. Since then my work

believe the artist is someone unsatisfied with the

evolved

world as it exists, for that reason we create our own

from

pure

photography

to

installations and three dimensional objects.

movies,

world and bring it to the public. Art is the language that makes this possible.

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PATRICIA BORGES

Which role the artist plays in the society and contemporary art?

Artists are very brave. They offer their sensibility to the world, teach and learn new ways of seeing life, of dealing with “reality�. Artists create new worlds that would not otherwise exist. And most of all, we ask questions. New questions for old problems. I find it wonderful when we come across an ancient work of art that speaks of our time: a truly contemporary achievement.

Which art themes do you pursue?

I aim to create images that explore the ephemerality of art history, art, its reception and circulation. The image

itself

will

disappear.

Physically

and

metaphorically speaking. As I give images a body, the divisions between media become increasingly blurred, elastic, less hierarchical. Sculpture and the idea of sculpture are explored in photographic works, and vice versa. The film defies the screen plane, which becomes a mirror, or a slit through which the image escapes. Cyanotypes become paintings,

iron

oxides

become

pigment,

photographic paper is replaced by a tissue that absorbs the image, the sun is no longer reflected light but an alchemical brush.

All of my works are born as photography to then put the genre in check. The image wants to jump out of the paper somehow. My printed matter doesn't want to be just a representation of something else. It acquires a life in its own.

I often combine black and white images of nature, body parts and architecture, as well as everyday matter. My personal photographic essays will very often contemplate a feminine narrative. Our bodies and our feelings are common themes. Poetic fictions, having the sea as a recurrent element.

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PATRICIA BORGES

What are your goals in the near future at global art market?

I guess we photograph in an attempt to understand the impermanence of life, the transience of all things that cease to be despite our desire to retain them, to keep them. But not even the photographic image is

permanent

or

eternal.

Something

new

is

physically created at the moment I photograph. I feel that I move from techniques of reproduction of reality to techniques of production of reality in a post-photographic era.

My goal now is to be able to exchange our impressions of contemporary art production on a larger scale. To show my work to the widest possible audience and talk to others about what I am thinking and doing. About what they are thinking and doing. To take my artwork to increasingly diverse and distant audiences. To broaden so called art market.

What is your idea about Artness Contemporary Art Magazine? Did you enjoy collaborate with us?

I would like to thank you for this opportunity. It has been a pleasure to work with Artness Contemporary.

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Gloria Keh Born in Singapore, Gloria Keh, 67, has been painting since childhood. Her late father, the oil painter, Martin Fu, was her first art teacher. She studied mandala art and symbolism in Melbourne, Australia for over 10 years and also attended a short course in art therapy at La Salle, Singapore. In 2008, Gloria founded Circles of Love, a non-profit charity outreach programme, using her art in the service to humanity. All her paintings are sold 100% for charity. Gloria has participated in over 50 exhibitions, both in Singapore as well as internationally. Her first overseas solo was held at the Gallery Steiner in 2018 in Vienna, Austria. She has also won 11 international art awards.

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MĂœBERRA BĂœLBĂœL

Born in Istanbul/Turkey, she graduated from the Painting Department of the Fine Arts Department at Marmara University and received her master's degree in Graphic Design. She is doing her PhD in Yildiz Technical University, Institute of Social Sciences, Art and Design Department and Istanbul Arel University in Graphic Design. During this period, he opened two personal painting exhibitions, participated in many national and international group exhibitions and participated in symposiums and workshops. She is currently working as a lecturer at a private university in Istanbul and working as a Visual Arts Teacher at MEB Schools. Since his high school years, he has made various press, advertising, graphic-web designs and continues his painting works actively. The artist uses mythological characters as a symbolic language in his works. Although myths from the past to the present day vary from society to society, they continue in the same way in different cultures and beliefs. The artist has established a connection between past and present and has placed these legends with various archetypes in his works. In her many works she has done canvas works with collage and mixed technique. Recently, he has been writing articles on the development of technology and the importance of artificial intelligence in art and producing works on this subject.

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SIGNIFICANT CONTEMPORARY APPROACH

Hello MÜBERRA BÜLBÜL. What is your background? What is the experience that has influenced your work the most?

My talent, which was noticed at my primary school age, continued spontaneously. I had a quiet and withdrawn childhood. My father supported me during my high school as a faculty member at the

What is the art for you?

Academy of Fine Arts. While working as a graphic designer, I started painting and learned a lot. I started shouting against injustices and saw that this was of no use and made a sound in my paintings.

Art is to exist. To be yourself. Exploring the world and self. Breathing, laughing, crying, shouting, is to be happy. Art is inseparable from human, society, world. It is an excellent means of expression, guiding, voicing everything.

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You was selected for Artness Contemporary

I participate in art biennials, fairs, festivals, workshops

Interview Artist. Where do you find your

and exhibitions in many parts of the world. In 2020,

inspiration?

we will have an international exhibition in Istanbul, sponsored by Korea, Iran and the Netherlands. Thanks

I am very happy to meet you. I appreciate your work.

to these studies, we know the culture, lifestyle and

I've seen interviews and exhibitions with some of the

perspective of various countries. We invite foreign

best artists I've ever met, and I've had advice from

artists

them. When making art, inspiration firstly comes from

invitations. We come together to produce new

the artist. Feelings and thoughts are eager to emerge.

projects and make joint works.

to

our

country

to

interact

and

receive

Then artists want to share it, want to announce it to the world. You know other people who have many different cultures, languages and beliefs, you interact.

So the artists want to produce more. To connect with

Could you please share your messages to

different artists in different countries pushed me to

global art market in your approach?

work harder. The artists are beautiful people. I want to produce more as I get to know them. I prefer painting when I feel, ponder and feel emotion.

Art has been a phenomenon since human existence.

Art should not be the tool of a businessman, nor of politics or bad ambitions. The art itself and the artist should be respected. Today, the art world is returning

Would you talking about your upcoming

with a lot of money. Artists do not make any financial

projects? What issues do you plan to produce?

gains today as they used to. Some commercial entrepreneurs who use the artist make money. Still, we're trying to do good. Art lovers strive to take it to

Recently, we participated in the Italy&Netherlands Art Biennial with the artists selected by me as the representative of Turkey. I'm also an art teacher. I also

the best places. The heads of each country should provide the artists with all kinds of support to develop themselves and to take part in world art.

enlighten my students in terms of world art and guide them. I have included them in many international projects. We are working with my students in EU and Erasmus projects. I'm negotiating for our international projects called Children and Arts.

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VIVIAN STEARNS KOHLER

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1. Hello VIVIAN STEARNS KOHLER. Congrats to

2. What experience has influenced your work the

being selected as an interview artist. Could you

most?

please talk about your artistic background?

Focusing on creation during the last decade plus, has My inspiration comes from an admiration of Asian Culture and my designs reflect that influence in contemporary fused glass pieces for home décor, jewelry as well as paintings. Other mediums I enjoy

given me the experience to have confidence in my self- expression. Creativity cannot be forced; it comes from within and finds an outlet in a chosen medium.

expressing myself with are oil, acrylic and pastels.

Favorite subjects include landscapes, flowers and

3. Are your works focused on a specific theme?

animals and abstracts.

There is no basic theme or style to my work. The one Happily, my luminous hot glass designs and

constant, however, would be my love of color. I only

paintings are enjoyed by private collectors from

create artwork that pleases my artist’s eye and don’t

around the world.

follow trends or constant repetition.

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4. In which way does your works connect with audiences?

6. Did you enjoy the cooperation with us?

The use of color and form has a visceral effect on viewers. Visceral as relating to deep inward feelings I feel very honored to be selected for an interview with

rather than to the intellect.

Artness Contemporary and have felt respected and appreciated. Thank you!

5. What do you think about ARTNESS CONTEMPORARY ?

It is exciting to part of a bigger artist family and learn about international opportunities to share my vision.

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BILAL SIDDIQUI

There is something incredibly refreshing and exciting about the artwork from upcomingartist Bilal Siddiqui from Pakistan. His strong, well -defining abstract piece ‘Amour-Drinkin Love’, beautifully illustrates the roughness one feels when experiencing the feeling.The bold brush strokes of the dramatic red magnificently portray the real essence of thepassion and submissively shows the meaning behind this painting. Even the thin strokesof black elegantly balance the severity. Through these strokes a gentler and calmer sidecan be seen of what one may shout out the impression of love. The choice of coloursused by Bilal superbly complements one another. When looking at the overall painting,a real depth of sorrow can be felt as the brush strokes overall are quite striking. It’s as ifthey symbolize the final stage of love (a feeling often associated with pain).

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