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WEB EXHIBITION
A new item.
Here you have the opportunity of having your own web exhibition.
Pictures, paintings, photographs, statues and design, there are many,
many possibilities.
You will be able display your own art works, or the
works of other artists that you admire, make your own choices, compose a
mini exhibition (of about 10 favorite works of art), and write a short,
arresting introduction. The possibilities are limitless, and all
submissions will receive serious consideration.
Make your mark on the
internet, express your tastes, have your works, or the works of your
favourite artist, displayed on one of the internets most interesting and
often viewed web galleries. We look forward to your
participation.
This page will change every now and then, dependent on the suggestions
and supply.
Send your exhibits to: cedars@live.nl
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Amie Dicke, Christy (2002)
Niki de Saint Phalle, Nana health (1998)
Alexej von Jawlensky, Girl with peonies (1909)
Hanny Korevaar, Woman in town (1922)
Elisabeth Varge, Lorelai (1996)
J.A.D. Ingres, La grande Odalisque (1814)
Guus Hellegers, The committee (1973)
Unknown
Johannes Vermeer, Lady with scales (1664)
Pablo Picasso
Auguste Rodin
Boris Vallejo, Weema Detail (1994)
I like to further introduce three of the artists to you.
Gustaaf T.M. Hellegers (1937), sculptor and
medallist,
lives in The Netherlands. Graduated with honor in sculpture at the Royal
Academy of Plastic Arts The Hague (1964), scolarship at the National
Higher Institute for Fine Arts in Antwerp (1964).
He executed many sculptures in commission through The Netherlands and
his works are represented in many privat and public collections.
He works both in bronze and stone.
Amie Dicke (1978)
is an artist from the Netherlands. She started cutting away fashion
posters when she was on a residency in New York. ‘I started to project
my loneliness on the city where the most familiar faces were those of
the supermodels on the buildings and in the magazines,' she has said.
Dicke turns the familiar images of advertising into something rare and
strange, revealing the dark, gothic structures that lie beneath their
surface. Images intended to project desirability, are exposed as empty
and hollow. These are very interesting cut-outs, like the one in this
exhibition.
Dicke completed her degree in Fine Art from the Willem de Kooning
Academy of Fine Arts in Rotterdam.
Her work has been shown internationally at galleries and museums such as
the Schirn Kunsthalle in Frankfurt, Germany, Tate Modern and Project
Space 176 in London, FLAG Art Foundation, New York, and Art Centre
Silkeborg Bad in Denmark.
Boris Vallejo (1941), painter,
is born in Lima, Peru. He frequently works with Julie Bell, his wife,
painter and model.
Vallejo attended the National School of Fine Arts in his native country
before immigrating to the United States in 1964.
He has since done a great volume of work for the Fantasy field, having
worked for virtually every major publishing house with a science
fiction/fantasy line. Boris has also illustrated for album covers, video
box art and motion picture advertising.
Vallejo works almost exclusively in the fantasy and erotica genres. His
hyper-representational paintings have graced the covers of dozens of
science fiction paperbacks and are featured in a series of best-selling
glossy calendars. Subjects of his paintings are typically gods,
monsters, and well-muscled male and female barbarians engaged in battle.
Some of his male figures were modeled by Vallejo himself, and many of
his later female characters were modeled by his wife. His latest works
still retain heavy fantasy elements, but lean more towards the erotic
rather than pure fantasy themes.
http://www.imaginistix.com/borisbio.cfm
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Starting in the
mid-1960s, London became a centre for the worldwide youth
culture, exemplified by the Swinging London subculture
associated with Carnaby Street.
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Colors like red, orange, yellow, green, light
blue, blue, and violet, what do they do to us? |
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'Red light' U2 |
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Pictures above: Does it make a difference, a red or a white 'wall'? |
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The three decades of development China is
experiencing – building to a crescendo with the Olympics – are
unparalleled in history. The colour red, which I use to
highlight specific parts of the photograph, can elicit different
responses in people from different countries or cultures – at
times, it can even have opposite meanings for people. I want my
work to be interpreted differently by people depending on their
response to the symbolic meaning of red. In this sense, the work
has the potential to reveal international perspectives to common
subject matter. Zhou Jun |
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'Orange sky' Alexi Murdoch |
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Schmidt-Rotluff 'Bursting of a dike', 1910 |
J.W. Waterhouse 'Circe' |
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'Mellow Yellow'
Donovan |
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What color do you see here? YELLOW? The titles of the paintings tell us, that yellow is the color... This is Campendonck's Yellow Animal (1914) |
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And this The Yellow-black Leotard, painted by Pechstein |
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'Green Light' John Legend |
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<<< THE COLOUR EXPERIENCE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION >>> |
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'Blue eyes crying in the rain' Willie
Nelson |
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'Purple Rain' Prince |
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Works of art are the property of their respective owners.
Cedar Gallery is a non-profit site. Works of art are published on this site purely for educational reasons, for the purpose of information and with good intentions. If you have a copyright ownership of a work of art and you ask us to remove a picture from the site, this will be done immediately. We guarantee to fulfill such demands within 72 hours. (Cedar Gallery reserves the right to investigate whether the person submitting that demand is authorized to do so or not).
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