Gallery M&Art agents international digital art magazine No.4

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Gallery M&Art agents history begins with a physical private gallery in Lund in 2012 and later in Ystad, Sweden that Marcus Carlsson owned for five years. Gallery worked with contemporary art and many talented artists asked about promotion because they didn’t know how to be more recognizable, to sell art-works, and to communicate with collectors and galleries. This is the starting point of his mission to help out other artists with promotion.

Front cover: Nicola Barth Website: www.nicola-barth.de

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Founder of Gallery M&Art agents Marcus Carlsson works as an artist since 2011. He’s got a number of art shows and solo exhibitions on the world stage. Today he works mostly with social media. You can find more information at artbymac.se.

"Art is an international language that everyone understands.

It doesn't matter where you come from.

What color you have on your skin.

What religion, politics, what language you speak, all this connects people.

That's why I love working with art.”

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Oleg Nourpeissov Sweden

Title: Gin with a little of bad weather Size: 61x55 cm Medium: oil on linen Price: 2,700 USD Year: 2021 Website: https://www.saatchiart.com/nourpeissov

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Oleg Nourpeissov Sweden

Title: Spectaculum delicatum Size: 100x80x4 cm Medium: oil on linen Price: 12,200 USD Year: 2011 Website: https://www.saatchiart.com/nourpeissov

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Dominique Weiss Switzerland

Title: Semi-Silhouette Size: 150x83 cm Medium: ultraHD alu-dibond Price: 3597 € Year: 2019 Website: https://www.saatchiart.com/wildalps

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Dominique Weiss Switzerland

Title: Mood II Size: 180x122 cm Medium: ultraHD alu-dibond Price: 4179 € Year: 2019 Website: https://www.saatchiart.com/wildalps

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Zhanna Podobed Ukraine

Title: Self-discovery Size: 100x85 cm Medium: ultraHD oil on canvas Price: 800 $ Year: 2021 Website: https://www.saatchiart.com/zhannetpodobed

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Zhanna Podobed Ukraine

Title: Sleep Later Size: 95x75 cm Medium: Acrylic on canvas Price: 680 € Year: 2020 Website: https://www.saatchiart.com/zhannetpodobed

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Mari Getta Russia

Title: Inner Storm Size: 120x100 cm Medium: Oil and enamel on canvas Price: $4000 Year: 2021 Website: https://www.mariegetta.com

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Mari Getta Russia

Title: Meditation Size: 120x200 cm Medium: Oil and enamel on canvas Price: $9000 Year: 2021 Website: https://www.mariegetta.com

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Mari Getta Russia

Title: Nude Poem Size: 120x200 cm Medium: Oil and enamel on canvas Price: $9000 Year: 2021 Website: https://www.mariegetta.com

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Mari Getta Russia

Title: Tired Size: 120x100 cm Medium: Oil and enamel on canvas Price: $4000 Year: 2021 Website: https://www.mariegetta.com

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Adam Starr USA

Title: Carry Me Home Size: 6x20 in Medium: Oil on Canvas w/ Calligraphy Pen Price: $1000 Year: 2021 Website: https://www.adamstarrart.com/

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Adam Starr USA

Title: Connecting Two Sides Size: 20x16 in Medium: Oil on Canvas w/ Calligraphy Pen Price: $1000 Year: 2021 Website: https://www.adamstarrart.com/

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Adam Starr USA

Title: The Music of the Movements Size: 12x16 in Medium: Oil on Canvas w/ Calligraphy Pen Price: $1000 Year: 2021 Website: https://www.adamstarrart.com/

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Cecilia Grensner Sweden

Title: Sail away Size: 30 x 80 cm Medium: Acrylic on wooden board Price: 300 EUR Year: 2020 Website: www.saatchiart.com/ciccisfärggladaakrylmålningar

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Cecilia Grensner Sweden

Title: Water lily Size: 70 x 62 cm Medium: Acrylic on wooden board Price: 500 EUR Year: 2020 Website: www.saatchiart.com/ciccisfärggladaakrylmålningar

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Sabine Kay Luxembourg

Title: Somewhere in the sea Size: 105x85x5 cm (framed) Medium: Oil on canvas Price: 1.500,-EUR Year: 2021 Website: https://www.sabinekay.com

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Sabine Kay Luxembourg

Title: Earth Song I+II (Diptych) Size: 140x50x4 cm (two times) Medium: Oil on canvas Price: 1.500,-EUR Year: 2021 Website: https://www.sabinekay.com

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Aneta Kvedaraviciene Lithuania

Title: No. 228 Size: 105x155 cm Medium: Acrylic on canvas, mixed media Price: 1.000,-EUR Year: 2021 Website: https://www.anetakvedaraviciene.com/

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Aneta Kvedaraviciene Lithuania

Title: Time and Beauty Size: 100x150 cm Medium: Acrylic on canvas, mixed media Price: 900,-EUR Year: 2021 Website: https://www.anetakvedaraviciene.com/

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Article by Gavriella Abekassis | The Artist Entrepreneur Club Instagram: @gavriella.sell.your.art.online Join the Artist Entrepreneur Newsletter: https:// outofthecube.substack.com/ Dear Artist Entrepreneur, How are you?

Today, I am off! A year ago, I wouldn’t have been able to at all. So I wanted to share this win with you. If having freedom when it comes to your time is something you want, I want to encourage you to get to a place where you actually have more freedom, and where you can organize your time as you wish.

Today newsletter’s title is not as fully positive as I like them to be.

It’s tough love! The good news is that if you improve these, you will improve your online sales.

Ready? Let’s get started!

The rst reason which is preventing you from selling is: lacking consistency on social media.

It just won’t work if you show up once a month. I would recommend posting on social media once a day. However, it’s just a recommendation. If that’s too much for you, start smaller. Twice a week, and then, once you feel more comfortable, increase your presence.

A good way to stay consistent is to plan in advance. No more I don’t know what to post today! In the Artist Entrepreneur Club, I also help you with the types of posts your clients need to see.

The second reason is that you don’t know who are your potential clients.

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If you’re selling to everyone, you’re selling to no one. Everyone buys art, but not everyone is going to buy the same kind of artworks. Or everyone would be buying your artworks. It’s important – no, essential – to know who you want to sell art to. Then, you can adjust your content and your messaging, and when they discover your account, they know that it’s a place for them. They know that you are here to help them.

How am I helping people by selling art?! That’s exactly why you need to define who you want to sell to, so you also define why they want your artworks. When people buy your art, it’s never to allow you to have more room in your house. It’s because they want it, for a specific reason. Once you decide this, you implement it in your marketing. This way, people for who it is true, will feel like you have read their mind.

If you are in the Artist Entrepreneur Club, we now have a Trello Board called Define and find your ideal client, which you can use to define who you want to sell to, but also take action and implement it in your marketing. I am so excited about it!

The third reason is that you are trying to sell to your screen.

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react is… Well, it’s not a person. It’s your screen. And that’s not who you want to sell your artworks to. So let’s improve this!

People might – they will actually – want to get to know you first, before buying your artworks. You can introduce yourself via your posts. The best way for them to know you is to have conversations and a relationship with them. They know that they are not buying from an Instagram account but from a human being. They need this person to make themselves known. Write personally to your followers and potential buyers. It’s not salesy, it’s important so your efforts to sell get results.

If you knew the number of time having a conversation has changed the deal. I don’t even mean a tricky conversation. Just a hello to a potential client who you can see has been looking around, can make a big difference. But again, don’t forget my first point, just like posting, you shall interact consistently.

So now, this newsletter might have been harsh, and I’m sorry if this has offended you – definitely not what I’m trying to do here! Try to read my advice from a positive point of view. Don’t feel discouraged, it’s the opposite that I wish for you. I hope that now you know more about how to make a change in your marketing, so you can sell more artworks online.

Can you feel the sale, almost tangible between your hands? Yes, you can. It’s in your hands. You can do this!

Have a beautiful week Gavriella GAVRIELLA ABEKASSIS | THE ARTIST ENTREPRENEUR CLUB If you would like me to support you with your sales, this is the best way at the moment: Artist Entrepreneur Club You can join the Artist Entrepreneur Club, in order to grow your sales of artworks online, by having access to weekly business training, and support from me and from a wonderful group of around 70 business-minded artists, for £25 / month. ©

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I love the Artist Entrepreneur Club and its members, and if you think that the club would be the right fit for you, I’d love to welcome you there. You can join and find more information here: Join the Artist Entrepreneur Club I love an occasion to offer more gifts. When an artist invites another artist to join the club, you earn gifts each time you reach a level.

Learn more about the Artist Entrepreneur Club’s referral system here.

Written by Gavriella, founder of The Artist Entrepreneur Clu

Instagram: @gavriella.sell.your.art.online Join the Artist Entrepreneur Newsletter: https:// outofthecube.substack.com/

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Aomi Kikuchi Japan

Title: Step Forward Size: 260cm x 80 cm Medium: Silk Organza, Mohair Yarn, Embroidery Price: ?

Year: 2021 Website: https://www.aomikikuchi.com/

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Aomi Kikuchi Japan

Title: Infinity War Size: 28x16x11 cm Medium: wall paint, silk organza ribbon, toy soldier Price: ?

Year: 2020 Website: https://www.aomikikuchi.com/

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Sumali Piyatissa Sri Lanka

Title: Enchanted Size: 91.5cm(H) x 91.5cm(W) x 3.8cm(D) Medium: Mixed media on canvas Price: USD 1500 Year: 2021 Website: https://www.saatchiart.com/account/artworks/817812

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Sumali Piyatissa Sri Lanka

Title: Palms Size: 91.5cm(H) x 91.5cm(W) x 3.8cm(D) Medium: Mixed media on canvas Price: USD 2200 Year: 2021 Website: https://www.saatchiart.com/account/artworks/817812

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Patricia Spoon USA

Title: Hedge Size: 18x24in Medium: Oil on Canvas Price: ?

Year: 2021 Website: https://www.facebook.com/Patricia-Spoon-Colorful-AbstractArt-101873661574659/

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Patricia Spoon USA

Title: City Size: 5x7in Medium: Oil on Canvas Price: ?

Year: 2021 Website: https://www.facebook.com/Patricia-Spoon-Colorful-AbstractArt-101873661574659/

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Patricia Spoon USA

1, Why you start work has an artist?

I started work as an artist, to express my passion and unique vision.

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2,What do you select your subject matter?

My subject matter, consists of inspirational concepts of geometric lines, angles , colors ,and movement. These are all in cooperated in to my Art along with colors that express feelings and emotions 3,How do you create one of your works/What's unique or unusual about your technique/ process?

My technique is most definitely time consuming. It takes me time to complete projects, as it requires a difficult painting style.

4, Did you begin with this style or was it an evolution?

My style is definitely shows a beautiful abstraction of movement, angles and lines. I compose Art with knowledge of individualism and express my 5, How would you describe your work?

In ways I would describe my Art ,I would say , most definitely unique, tranquil, and a self expression of individuality, My Art is a harmonious composition of abstraction.

Title: Element Size: 11x14in Medium: Oil on Canvas Price: ?

Year: 2021 Website: https:// www.facebook.com/Patricia-SpoonColorful-AbstractArt-101873661574659/

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Patricia Spoon USA

Title: Elemental Size: 18x24in Medium: Oil on Canvas Price: ?

Year: 2021 Website: https://www.facebook.com/Patricia-Spoon-Colorful-AbstractArt-101873661574659/

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Patricia Spoon USA

Title: Elemental Box Size: 11x14in Medium: Oil on Canvas Price: ?

Year: 2021 Website: https://www.facebook.com/Patricia-Spoon-Colorful-AbstractArt-101873661574659/

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Patricia Spoon USA

Title: Elementals Size: 11x14in Medium: Oil on Canvas Price: ?

Year: 2021 Website: https://www.facebook.com/Patricia-Spoon-Colorful-AbstractArt-101873661574659/

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Nicola Barth Germany

FrontPage Title: Neo Cosmu Size: 100 x 100 x 2 cm Medium: Oil on Canvas Price: 4600 Euro Year: 2020 Website: www.nicola-barth.de

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Nicola Barth Germany

Why you start work as an artist?

"There is indeed a world behind this world. And it's constantly moving.

As a philosopher without words, I try to make milk glass permeable."

I studied german literature (and theatre, film and television, and psychology) and wanted to write myself at some point. I was thinking of poetry and prose and novels and not yet paintings, sculptures, and digital photography.

But then I realized, that I had to exchange the pen with the brush because what I want to understand and explain is so complex that I cannot express it in words. We can not think the world to the end, it is not to be grasped by the mind.

Language is usually unambiguous, is controlled by the mind and lifts us to a conformist level. Painting, on the other hand, deviates from the norm. It leads from the deep into the depth of an experience of being, it is a more open form of communication, which is grasped with other senses and leaves more room for manoeuvre and freedom. Here it is about experiencing and not understanding.

What do you select your subject matter?

"When everything is loose and in constant movement, everything reacts with everything else, everything finds itself constantly in a process, there is nothing really finished, and when time and space are only fixed ideas, then deception and change are confusion and chance.“ There is a big theme over all my works and that is morphology, transformation and development processes. This development, transformation and shape change in turn often takes place "invisibly" for us in rooms and worlds behind, on meta-levels, in spaces that are none (in the actual sense). And then there might be a form of communication (language and written language) that could be quite different from anything we know.

This thoughts can sometimes make you dizzy. I paint against the dizziness, because "being one with" (resonate) is a way to resist the chaos. This thoughts, the fast pace in our society and the rapid digital progress demands a stop, a standstill, a contemplation to get behind.

I remain to stopp and make visible. My analog answer is painting/making art.

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How do you create one of your works/ What´s unique or unusual about your technique/process?

In painting I do what others do., I work with pens, brushes, fingers and everything you can dip in paint on canvas and paper.

But this happens according to very individual subjective criteria - as a painter you constantly have to make decisions - which color? Which brush?

Which stroke to use, to discard, to paint over, to take out, to overlay?

This is a subjective choice of means and each time a very individual decision.

The multitude of decisions made within the creation of a painting sometimes intuitive, sometimes deliberate - make it distinctive and also unrepeatable.

Unique expression of a period of time in which an artist devotes himself to a work.

It is always about input and output and the individual „in-between“ that manifests itself in an artistic result. To my mind, an image or a sculpture or even music is a living organism that grows out of itself accompanied by the hand of the visual artist.

In that sense, I'm not doing anything special, I'm just doing my thing. And I try to do it as authentically, presently, unadulteratedly and well as I can.

DId you begin with this style, or was it an evolution?

Accordingly, my painting has also been a development, so it is not only a matter of development processes in terms of content, but also formally my painting has developed further, it has become more multi-layered over the years.

In the origin I am a painter, these are my roots and there I always move back again and again. But as soon as the given frame gets narrow I have to leave and move three dimensionally in space. Then I make sculptures, photograph them, edit the photos digitally and bring them back into a two-dimensional plane. It´s like a trip.

I always want to try something new, if I know how a picture or a technique “works” then it get´s boring for me. After all, I want to develop further. This does not mean that don´t take into account everything I´ve learned. Certain well-functioning techniques are incorporated into new work.

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These excursions away from the canvas always end up feeding back into my work. (For example, fort wo years I created unique pieces of fashion with four other dreative women. That was a great experience, a bubbling kitchen of ideas and the preoccupation with fabrics, leather, skins does not let me go today and is always found in rudiments, either in my sculptures, or in sewn papers.)

Many of my works have to do with transformation also in the process of creation, but that is also logical and conclusive for me, because that's what I'm all about in terms of content.

How would you describe your work?

In my non-objective painting I can show a part of understand but desire to understand. I don´t know it as a small subjective section of a large whole constantly in morphological change and I take the cut-out.

what I do not what I paint, but I see process that is liberty of making a

I see my images as an arbitrary frozen still image of something that is in a permanent morphic process.

Maybe like a cutout from a single frame in a film reel but even that is not quite right, you still have to imagine the film rolls extended upwards and downwards - and sliced from front to back... and now it´s getting complicated to imagine again and we´re back “On air in the OFF space“ – head turned off...you do not have to understand my painting, best to experience.

That's why I also often use cryptic names as titles for my pictures like HONO BADI NISS and DULUSCH ET IGANI they are rather to be understood as a sound or a frequency and are meant to point to the inner idea of things.

Do you learn from critisism of your work?

But of course!

The artist depends on someone critically examining his work. Art needs a response. I get to know my art a anew through the eyes of others and that is very exciting.

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How has social media affected your work?

I experienced great intercultural networking among creative people and a movement from I to WE. Borders are falling, the art world is becoming more transparent, and it's much more about the collective idea, collective wisdom. I found some new international sparring partners and I am involved in multicultural projects and networking. I am excited and curious and looking forward to what is coming.

What´s your future plan?

I am currently observing the digital art scene....Blockchain, NFT's, multidisciplinary work with partly moving images...exciting! Possibly this could be an add-on to my analogue work - there is a lot to learn here, new horizons and territories are opening up and I am looking to see if and how my work fits in without losing authenticity. With the series "Beings in spaces that aren't spaces", which I started in 2017, the theme of shape-shifting and morphing, I'm already well on track, at least in terms of content.

In addition, I have just received a grant from the Hessian Cultural Foundation about which I am very happy and will realize my project "DAS Zwischen Raum Sein"- (The interspace being) . Here it is about the location of the individual between here and there, real and virtual, analog and digital and is thus in the context of my great themes Metalevels, space, Transformation. I will try to work out with a symbiosis of artistic means.

I also have several fairs and exhibitions planned for this year, the Swiss Art Expo, Kunstmesse Kassel and MAG Montreux in Switzerland, the Travel Exhibition Water Path by Art Europa in Italy and I am very happy that one of my paintings is selected for the London Art Biennale this year.

I have just been invited by the European Cultural Centre to exhibit parallel to the Venice Biennale next year on the theme of "Personal Structures". If I could find financial support and realise a project there, that would be great and a big step forward. I hope so much !!! that it will work out.

I am excited and curious and looking forward to what is coming next.

Thank you for your interest in my artistic work !

Nicola

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Nicola Barth Germany

Title: Noo Anno Dia Size: 59 x 73 cm Medium: Oil on old bookpages Textiles, stiched and glued Price: 2100 Euro Year: 2021 Website: www.nicola-barth.de

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Nicola Barth Germany

Title: Klani Mo Nunito Size: 100 x 100 cm x 2 cm Medium: Oil on canvas Price: 4600 Euro Year: 2019 Website: www.nicola-barth.de

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Nicola Barth Germany

Title: Raumfahrerkönig Size: 140 x 100 x 2 cm Medium: Acrylics, shellac and oil on canvas Price: 4900 Euro Year: 2021 Website: www.nicola-barth.de

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Nicola Barth Germany

Title: It takes the whole world in it´s hands Size: 65 x 50 cm Medium: Oil on printed paper Price: 1700 Euro Year: 2018 Website: www.nicola-barth.de

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Nicola Barth Germany

Title: IT- the emerging artist Size: 140 x 150 x 2 cm Medium: Acrylics and Oil on canvas Price: 5200 Euro Year: 2020 Website: www.nicola-barth.de

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Nicola Barth Germany

Title: Ein Hirngespinst Size: 70 x 100 cm Medium: Acrylics and oil on paper Price: 1800 Euro Year: 2020 Website: www.nicola-barth.de

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Nicola Barth Germany

Title: Eni Hungosch Sinn Size: 65 x 50 cm Medium: Graphit and oil on paper Price: 1900 Euro Year: 2016 Website: www.nicola-barth.de

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Nicola Barth Germany

Title: *MOS* from Morpheus Mosquitos Size: 65 x 50 cm Medium: Genesis NFT series, collection 50 Price: 99 Euros Year: 2021 Website: www.nicola-barth.de

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Jasmina Van Doorn Luxembourg

Title: Old Oak Size: 24 x 32 cm Medium: Watercolor on natural white paper 300 g/m² Price: EUR 560 (unframed) Year: 2021 Website: https://www.instagram.com/jasmina_artandmore/

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Jasmina Van Doorn Luxembourg

Title: Urban Escape Size: 36 x 48 cm Medium: Watercolor on natural white paper 300 g/m² Price: EUR 840 (unframed) Year: 2021 Website: https://www.instagram.com/jasmina_artandmore/

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Gallery Artplu China

1, Tell us a little about yourself and your background?

I’m David Rosh, the founder and owner of Artplu Gallery.

As a gallerist, I have more than 10 years of experience in the art industry. For our art business, we have a gallery, an art media and an art hotel.

2, Why do you start art gallery?

Firstly, I am an art lover and collector. For my own, I have collected more than 100 artworks.

Before I build an art gallery, I have a design company which often collaborates with international designers and artists.

I often contact artists from various countries and communicate with them. During this process, I came up with the idea of building a contemporary art gallery.

When I shared this idea with artists, I got a lot of

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support.

So in 2015, with the support of some capital companies, I established Artplu Gallery.

3, How do you see the market today for artists and what does the market look like in China for artists because of Covid-19?

China’s art market is the world’s second largest art market after the United States. Because China has been very effective in responding to the Covid-19 in 2020, the Chinese art market has maintained rapid growth and surpassed the United States to become the largest art market.

At the Art Basel Fair in Hong Kong, we saw a strong demand for international artworks, and Chinese buyers were very active. This is very rare under the current Covid-19.

4, What to think about now in this situation Covid-19?Do you have any tips for artists?

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The Covid-19 has affected the circulation of international artworks.

Longer international shipping time, stricter international customs clearance, etc.

Even in China, we cannot normally participate in various art fairs as in previous years.

We can only hold art exhibitions and art events on our own.

During this period, we increased the promotion and sales of artworks online, while investing in the new art media.

We hope that artists will work with us to use new technologies and new media to promote their artworks and

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rebuild a new artwork platform. This is a very efficient method in the current harsh environment.

5, How is your collaboration with Gallery M & Art agents?

We maintain a long-term partnership with M&A. M&A has selected many outstanding artists for us. At the same time, we also carry out extensive cooperation in art magazines and other fields.

6, What kind of projects do you have for 2021?

In 2021, our new art hotel will be completed and put into operation. Around our art hotel, we will carry out a series of art exhibitions.

At the same time, our new art gallery has also completed the site selection, and has started the design work, and will complete the preliminary decoration within this year.

So in 2015, with the support of some capital companies, I established Artplu Gallery.

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MCA cooperates with about 100 artists from all over the world. It includes American Hall, British Hall, French Hall, Spanish Hall, North European Hall, and Asian Hall. It is free for visitors.

Museum of Contemporary Art, Artplu Address: 4F, Coastal Art Center, Coastal City, Wuxi, China.

Open Time: 10:00-21:30 www.artplu.com

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Vonne van der Meulen Netherlands

Title: Abstract landscape 8 Size: 50x60 cm Medium: Acrylic mixed media on canvas Price: 550 euro Year: 2019 Website: www.vonnevandermeulen.nl

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Vonne van der Meulen Netherlands

Title: Untitled 16 Size: 60x60 cm Medium: Acrylic mixed media on canvas Price: 695 euro Year: 2020 Website: www.vonnevandermeulen.nl

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Vonne van der Meulen Netherlands

Title: Untitled 22 Size: 60x60 cm Medium: Acrylic mixed media on canvas Price: 695 euro Year: 2021 Website: www.vonnevandermeulen.nl

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Karla Milne-West Netherlands

Title: Greece Size: 30x24 cm Medium: Acryl on canvas Price: €800 Year: 2021 Website: https://www.saatchiart.com/account/profile/96875

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Eileen Olimb Luxembourg

Title: Let’s celebrate Size: 60 cm x 60 cm x 2cm Medium: Acryl on canvas Price: ?

Year: 2020 Website: https://www.eileen-delux.com

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Eileen Olimb Luxembourg

Title: In my garden Size: 120 cm x 120 cm x 2cm Medium: Acrylic and markers on canvas Price: ?

Year: 2021 Website: https://www.eileen-delux.com

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Katrin Kübler-Xanthopulos Germany

Title: In the center of light Size: 70 x 70 x 2 cm Medium: Acrylic and glitter on canvas Price: € 650 (plus shipping) Year: 2021 Website: https://en.artwerk.online/

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Katrin Kübler-Xanthopulos Germany

Title: The cycle of life Size: 50 x 50 x 4 cm Medium: Acrylic, texture paste and glitter on canvas Price: € 450 (plus shipping) Year: 2020 Website: https://en.artwerk.online/

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Catarina Diaz UK

Title: So Pop Size: 45cm x 50cm Medium: Analog collage and oil-sticks on canvas Price: £2000 Year: 2021 Website: https://www.catarinadiaz.com/

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Natalia Schaefer Germany

Title: GENESIS / GAIA Size: 80 x 80 cm Medium: mixed media, metal on canvas Price: 3 200€ Year: 2020 Website: https://www.natalias-art.de

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Natalia Schaefer Germany

Title: Go with the Flow - Week #II Size: 70 x 100 cm Medium: Acrylic on canvas Price: 1 800 € Year: 2020 Website:https://www.natalias-art.de

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Natalia Schaefer Germany

Title: Anima Size: 60 x 60 cm Medium: Ink on wooden board Price: 1 500€ Year: 2019 Website:https://www.natalias-art.de

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Hella Ridder Germany Artist́s statement: To me the abstract landscape as the individual's ability to turn to the souĺs inner light was the first starting point for artistic considerations.

Out of this developed my curiosity about the penetration of emotional states and experiences to which the individual is exposed in the constant confrontation with his environment.

To give this emotional being an intuitive expression and to give the viewer access to this respective emotional state in a magical moment of interaction with the work of art and thus a deep penetration of their own individuality is currently the creative drive and inspiration of mine.

01/2021: Azaro Artspace, Hamburg/Germany 03/2021: M.A.D.S., Milano/Italy 04/2021: Radison Blue, Hanover (Solo)/Germany 04/2021: World Art Fair/ Dubai 04/2021: Stage Gallery, Köln/Germany 06/2021: Focus Art Fair, Paris/ Frankreich 06/2021: Galerie Makowski, Berlin/Germany 07/2021: ART MUC, München/Germany 08/2021: Affordable Art, Hongkong/China 09/2021: Volta Basel, Basel/Schwitzerland

1. Why did you start working as an artist?

Studying landscape, harmony, proportions by taking photos lead to aiming at a deeper understanding of composition.

Fascinated by those images, that we as observers consider attractive, resulted in some first footsteps of mine into the wide and unknown world of painting.

In the beginning I used watercolors gifted by my granny, and somewhat later got my first instructions by my grandfather, who had been a studied artist himself.

I then got myself be taken away by colors and playing with them.

At the age of sixteen I took part in my first group-exhibition, already painting my first abstract pictures. Some of these first tries got the attention of the German artist H. Rötter, who then accompanied my personal development as an artist until around 2001.

2. What do you select your subject matter from?

The abstract landscape as the individual's ability to turn to the souĺs inner light was my starting point for artistic considerations.

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Out of this developed my curiosity about the penetration of emotional states and experiences to which the individual is exposed in the constant confrontation with his environment.

To give this emotional being an intuitive expression and to give the viewers access to this respective emotional state in a magical moment of interaction with the work of art and thus a deep understanding of their own individuality is currently the creative drive and inspiration of mine.

3. How do you create one of your works/What's unique or unusual about your technique/ process?

I don`t think that there is something unique or unusual about my technique or my painting process.

But at the same time I am convinced, that this isn`t what is needed for the painting to be very special and touching to the observer.

The uniqueness of the painting is a quality that mostly arises from my personality as an artist, from the message I am able to deliver with my paintings, from my ability to create a link between painting and observer.

Therefore my painting process is nothing out of the ordinary... I start by choosing size an coloring, doing a background and then move on in many layers, until finally I judge the result to be a composition, that’s in true balance of colors, structure and ductus while at the same time is filled by a spirit of emotions that may create this special link between painting and observer, that I aim for.

4. Did you begin with this style or was it an evolution?

I turned to abstract painting as an emotionally and intuitively guided means of expression at the age of sixteen.

On the solid foundation of artistic training given by my teacher, an individual style and ductus developed quickly, which I geared towards the continuous development of new forms of expression and experiences with the aim of a constant change in artistic creation in abstraction.

I am convinced that a constant further development of my style is an absolute must for a lively creativity of my artistic work.

5. How would you describe your work?

It is about visualizing emotional status, it is about us as emotional beings, telling this tale of humankind in a language of abstraction 6. Do you learn from criticism of your work?

I truly think, that it is impossible to grow as an artist without honest feedback and criticism.

At the same time it is about keeping the balance between your own style and identity as an artist and the suggestions for change and development, that arise from criticism.

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7. How has social media affected your work?

It is much easier to get in contact with other people all over the world, who are dedicated to art themselves, most of whom you would never meet in all your live, art-lovers and -buyers, gallerists, art critics and professors of art among them. That́s an amazing and inspiring basis for an exchange about art.

It́s so easy to view the artwork of other artists on social media, to learn from them just by observing there artwork.

But since feedback on social media is often driven by the need to gain more followers, one should always keep in mind, that the praising you get on your artwork might not so much be dedicated the work itself, but might instead aim for your reaction, your return-feedback and your following back...

8. What are your future plans?

An exciting time after the artistic silence in the corona lockdown is coming up. Life is finally starting all over again.

In June there are two group exhibitions in Berlin and the Focus Art Fair in Paris in my calendar, followed almost seamlessly by another group exhibition in Berlin, ART MUC, "Affordable Art Hongkong" and Volta/Basel.

In December 2021 I also have Volta/Miami and the art fair at Barcelona on my list. Followed up by Singapore and a solo exhibition in Bonn/Germany next year...

But what́s surely more important to me, is to be inspired over and over again and to paint as much as possible.

I want to develop myself further as an artist and really hope to achieve that. Keep your fingers crossed.

Biography: Born 1974 in Daun/Eifel and discovered as a teenager, Hella received individual support at an early stage and was accompanied in her personal development by the German artist H. Rötter until around 2001.

The artist turned to abstract painting as an emotionally and intuitively guided means of expression during this first creative period.

On the solid foundation of artistic training, an individual style and ductus developed quickly, which is geared towards the continuous development of new forms of expression and experiences with the aim of a constant change in artistic creation in abstraction.

After spending some years in Istanbul, Rheinbreitbach and Bonn, the artist now lives in Bergisch Gladbach.

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HELLA RIDDER City: Bergisch Gladbach, Germany Instagram: @painted_lights_hr Saatchi art: https://www.saatchiart.com/hella_ridder

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Hella Ridder Germany

Title: Focused on lightness Size: 70cm x 100cm Medium: Acrylic on canvas Price: ?

Year: 2021 Website: https://www.saatchiart.com/hella_ridder

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Hella Ridder Germany

Title: Focused on visions and dreams Size: 70cm x 100cm Medium: Acrylic on canvas Price: ?

Year: 2021 Website: https://www.saatchiart.com/hella_ridder

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Hella Ridder Germany

Title: ENERGIZED BY EXPERIENCES AND FOCUSED ON NEW HORIZONS Size: 100cm x 120cm Medium: Acrylic on canvas Price: ?

Year: 2021 Website: https://www.saatchiart.com/hella_ridder

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Hella Ridder Germany

Title: FOCUSED AND SEARCHING Size: 100cm x 120cm Medium: Acrylic on canvas Price: ?

Year: 2021 Website: https://www.saatchiart.com/hella_ridder

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Hella Ridder Germany

Title: POWERS OF A NEW SPRING RISING Size: 100cm x 100cm Medium: Acrylic on canvas Price: ?

Year: 2021 Website: https://www.saatchiart.com/hella_ridder

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Hella Ridder Germany

Title: BEING REBORN IN A NEW DAÝS DAWN Size: 100cm x 100cm Medium: Acrylic on canvas Price: ?

Year: 2021 Website: https://www.saatchiart.com/hella_ridder

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Hella Ridder Germany

Title: SELF-PERCEPTION AND REALITY Size: 80cm x 40cm Medium: Acrylic on canvas Price: ?

Year: 2021 Website: https://www.saatchiart.com/hella_ridder

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Hella Ridder Germany

Title: DECISIONS AND CONSEQUENCES Size: 80cm x 60cm Medium: Acrylic on canvas Price: ?

Year: 2021 Website: https://www.saatchiart.com/hella_ridder

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Luiz Carlos Martins Brasil

TITLE: Tor SIZE: 56x18x6 cm MEDIUM: Material perforated stainless steel sheet curved manually and randomly. Automotive painting.Square white granite 2020 WEBSITE: https://www.vivemosarte.com.br/luiz-campoy

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Anna Kostritskaya Ukraine

TITLE: Portrait of an imperious man SIZE: 50x40 cm MEDIUM: Oil on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.kostritskaya.com/

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Andrea Elles Scotland

TITLE: Green Vibrations SIZE: 30x30 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on wood 2019 WEBSITE: andreaelles.com

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Alexandra Marx Germany

Title: Underneath the Layers of Noise and Smoke There is Fracture and Emergence of the New Size: 75x115 cm Medium: Mixed Media on canvas Price: 6000

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Year: 2020 Website: http://www.fraumarx.eu/

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Alexandra Marx Germany

Title: Abstract Size: 99x159 cm Medium: Acrylic on canvas, textile border Price: 9000 USD Year: 2020 Website: http://www.fraumarx.eu/

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Call for artist https://gallerinijenkamp.dk Galleri Nijenkamp is a Danish fine art gallery, which opened for the first time in March 2013.

The gallery, which has been closed since March 2015 after two exceptional years of permanent artists, 1000 square meters and changing exhibitions year-round, re-opened on 01.02.2018.

Galleri Nijenkamp is still visionary about the art industry, and the gallery's goal is - in a creative and accessible way - to reach out and enrich people's lives with the world of art and possibilities.

We are therefore looking forward to welcoming you to Galleri Nijenkamp anno 2018.

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Karl W. Lu Australia

TITLE: Talking about future AI of WWW.COM SIZE: 60x45 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic & oil on canvas 2018 WEBSITE: http://www.kwluart.com/

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Karl W. Lu Australia

TITLE: Talking about future AI 001c SIZE: 60x45 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic & oil on canvas 2017 WEBSITE: http://www.kwluart.com/

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Mirek Struzik Poland

TITLE: Bubble Forest SIZE: 454x454x570 cm MEDIUM: Electropolished stainless steel 2019 WEBSITE: https://struzik-art.com/en

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Katie Willes USA

TITLE: Window Shopping SIZE: 91x91cm MEDIUM: Acrylic and mixed media on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://katiewillesart.com

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Katie Willes USA

TITLE: Congruence SIZE: 51x51cm MEDIUM: Acrylic and mixed media on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://katiewillesart.com

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Bianca Turner USA

TITLE: Anthropology SIZE: 51x41cm MEDIUM: Ink on canvas 2020 WEBSITE: www.biancaturner.com

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Ella Gud Russia

WEBSITE: https://www.artpal.com/Artbygud

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Ella Gud Russia

Ella left her native home of Russia at 17 years old, hungry for adventures. She found those adventures living in an exotic country that was full of surprises - China. Growing into an adult in a foreign place brought a diverse set of challenges and complexities. Ella lived about 10 different lives while building herself as an individual - losing everything and picking herself up, fighting for her place in this world, and falling again. She never gave up and always found her own strength to fight, learn, adjust, and win. Losing and building yourself again from scratch, no matter what, regardless of what anyone else thinks, becoming the your true self and relishing in it - that's the main theme which you can see in Ella's art.

WEBSITE: https://www.artpal.com/Artbygud

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Christina Bilbili Greece

WEBSITE: https://www.saatchiart.com/christinabililbiliart

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Truue Russia

Title: “Lugo” Size: 60x80 cm Medium: Mixed media on canvas Price: 1500€ Year: 2021 Website:

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Petra Reissmann Germany

Title: Gentle Balance 2 Size: 80x60x7,5 cm Medium: oil and structure plaster on canvas Price: 2700 USD Year: 2020 Website: https://www.petrareissmann.com

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Yana Kantsel Russia

TITLE: Manifestó I SIZE: 30x30 cm MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas 2019 WEBSITE: https://www.instagram.com/yana_kantsel/

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Marcus Carlsson Sweden

Title: The Rockstar No.4 Size: 95x75x2 cm Medium: oil on canvas Price: 2500 Euro Year: 2021 Website: https://www.saatchiart.com/account/artworks/343003

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Marcus Carlsson Sweden

Title: The Flow No.6 Size: 141x71x2 cm Medium: oil on canvas Price: 3460 Euro Year: 2021 Website: https://www.saatchiart.com/account/artworks/343003

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Marcus Carlsson Sweden

Title: H2O Project No.21 Size: 205x140x5 cm Medium: oil on canvas Price: 7658 Euro Year: 2019 Website: https://www.saatchiart.com/account/artworks/343003

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María Isabel de Lince Colombia

Sensations My work is based on the direct observation of elements of nature and phenomena that take place in various areas of the planet.

Beyond an objective reading, what I do is perceive sensations originated in these phenomena and translate them into a visual language, impregnated with my own experiences.

People evolve and are influenced by what happens around them; as our environment changes, our perception of it also evolves. Through the shapes and colors of my painting I seek to eternalize the subtle nuances generated by this wonderful process of human interaction with nature.

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María Isabel de Lince Colombia

María Isabel Salazar de Lince, is a colombian artist.

Studied Art & Arquitecture Design and Psychology, Javeriana University, Bogotá Colombia. Drawing and painting in Cooperartes Workshop, and with Masters David Manzur, Fernando Dávila, and Miguel Moyano.

Has participated in several exhibitions, here are some of them: Museum of Hispanic and Latin American Art. Florida - USA, Euroamerica Galleries.

New York - USA, Beijing Art Fair - China, Carousel of Louvre. Paris France, 1st International Modern Art Austria Biennale. Viena - Austria, International Fine Art Masters. Viena - Austria, International

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Prize Colosseo. Brancaccio Palace. Rome - Italy, Attimi di Luce. MXM Arte. Pietrasanta - Italy, Leonardo Da Vinci Award. Galleria La Pigna.

Rome - Italy, Casanova Award. Flangini Palace. Venice - Italy, The best modern and contemporary artists. Palais Sternberg. Viena - Austria, I Segnalati. InArte Werkkunst Gallery. Berlin - Germany, Small is beautiful II. Alliance Francaise. Dubai - United Arab Emirates, International Biennal of Flanders. Bruges - Belgium, International Prize Velásquez.

MEAM Museum. Barcelona - Spain y III Bienal de Arte de Barcelona. MEAM Museum. Barcelona - Spain.

Has obtained several awards like: Honorable mention Women in the Arts.

Museum of the Americas. - USA, Honorable mention Rotary Club. Bogotá Colombia, Honorable mention International Print Festival. Bergamo Italy, First Prize Homage to Xavier Carbonell. Museum of the Americas.

Houston - USA, Honarable mention Women in the Arts. Museum of the Americas - USA, International Prize Colosseo. Brancaccio Palace. Rome Italy, Prize Shakespeare in Art. Palaexpo. Verona - Italy, Casanova Award. Flangini Palace. Venice Italy, Premio Contemporanei nella Cittá degli Uffizi. Florence Italy, Stylistic value. The best modern and contemporary artists.

Palais Sternberg. Viena - Austria, Prize Internazionale Arte Milano.

Teatro dal Verme. Milan - Italy, Biennale Internzionale d’Arte Contemporanea. Museo Gonzaga.

Mantova - Italy, International Prize Andrea Mantegna. Teatro Sociale of Mantova - Italy, The Best Modern and Contemporary Artists 2017 - Italy, I Segnalati Berlin. InArte Werkkunst. Berlin - Germany, 2º.

International Prize Leonardo Da Vinci. Borghese Palace. Florence - Italy, Honorable mention. Women in the Arts 2016 y 2021. Museum of the Americas.

Impulse Art Gallery. Houston - USA, International Prize Artist of the year 2019. Effetto Arte. Roma - Italia, International Prize New York City Effeto Arte 2020. Rome - Italy and David Michelangelo International Prize. EA Editore 2021. Rome - Italy.

In 2014 he was awarded the Moments Lifetime Award.

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Margarita Kerimova-Sokolova Germany

Title: Mosaic of the Silk Road Size: 120x200 cm Medium: Acrylic on canvas Price: ?

Year: 2018 Website: https://www.facebook.com/margarita.kerimovasokolova

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Margarita Kerimova-Sokolova Germany

Title: Secrets of Zoroastrianism Size: 70x80 cm Medium: Acrylic on canvas Price: ?

Year: 2018 Website: https://www.facebook.com/margarita.kerimovasokolova

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Margarita K Kerimova-Sokolova Germany

Title: Secrets of Zoroastrianism Size: 70x80 cm Medium: Acrylic on canvas Price: ?

Year: 2018 Website: https://www.facebook.com/margarita.kerimovasokolova

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Margarita Kerimova-Sokolova Germany

Title: Secrets of Zoroastrianism Size: 70x80 cm Medium: Acrylic on canvas Price: ?

Year: 2018 Website: https://www.facebook.com/margarita.kerimovasokolova

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Kathleen Margaret Philippines

Title: Ambrosia Size: 70x80 cm Medium: Photography Price: 30,000 EUR Year: 2021 Website: http://www.facebook.com/creobyladykatutz

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Kathleen Margaret Philippines

Title: Ipil-Ipil Size: 70x80 cm Medium: Photography Price: 30,000 EUR Year: 2021 Website: http://www.facebook.com/creobyladykatutz

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Amilia Wuerz is a self thaugt, intuitive mixed media artist from Germany who finds inspiration throughout nature and her surrounding environment.

She’s known for her unique vibrant textured paintings with beautiful metallic highlights.

Her unconventional style of using her hands, tools like palette knifes and paint scrapers most of the time, allow her to build layers and structures with an aesthetically pleasing quality.

Her passion for art began at a young age, but she just began to share her works via social media. Her art quickly gained the attention of galleries and art collectors around the world.

Amilia enjoys creating unique abstract art for home and office interiors, she creates custom paintings and large commissions as well.

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Titel: BRIGHT VIBE 1 Medium: Mixed media on canvas Size: 24 x 24 cm Year: 2021 Price: 250,00€ (frame include)

Titel: BRIGHT VIBE 2 Medium: Mixed media on canvas Size: 24 x 24 cm Year: 2021 Price: 250,00€ (frame included)

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Titel: BRIGHTER DAYS Medium: Mixed media on canvas Size: 140 x 70 cm Year: 2021 Price: 1500,00€ (no frame / frame is possible)

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Titel: BRIGHTER DAYS Medium: Mixed media on canvas Size: 140 x 70 cm Year: 2021 Price: 1500,00€ (no frame / frame is possible)

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Max Smolov Russia

Title: Kimberlite pipes №2 Size: 30x40 cm Medium: Oil on canvas Price: €300 Year: 2021 Website: https://smolow.ru/

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Max Smolov Russia

Title: Balcony view Size: 40x50 cm Medium: Oil on canvas Price: €300 Year: 2021 Website: https://smolow.ru/

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Max Smolov Russia

Title: Alexandra Koka Size: 40x50 cm Medium: Oil on canvas, cardboard Price: €800 Year: 2020 Website: https://smolow.ru/

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Max Smolov Russia

Title: Tangled story with unknows Size: 70x100 cm Medium: Oil on canvas Price: €1000 Year: 2021 Website: https://smolow.ru/

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Max Smolov Russia

- The interest in drawing was motivated by the desire to depict unusual images or states and, at the same time, to experiment with color. Over time, the images began to take recognizable forms close to the material world. Looking at these images, the viewer has the right to establish the plot and its development, even in spite of the name. For the artist, first of all, it is important to find in the picture the connection between energy, color and texture. The result of this search is Spectator Emotion...

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The next edition of art magazine will be released Sept, 2021.

Deadline for submission is Sept, 2021.

Submit at www.gallerym.se

We mainly want in painting artists and photographers and collage, sculpture artists to the magazine.

Even galleries and art fairs and arts events and cultural organizations can advertise in the art magazine.

The magazine goes out to art buyers and galleries and the magazine will be free for everyone, even those who are not interested in art!

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