26.07.25

SKYFALL INTO THE SEA

posted by Rina Ritzi

“Skyfall Over the Sea” explores the moment when light breaks through a turbulent sky, touching the sea with both drama and grace. It’s a painting about contrast — storm and stillness, chaos and calm — and the emotional landscapes we carry within us. #ContemporaryArt #OriginalPainting #AbstractLandscape #ModernArtCollector #ArtForInteriors #EmotionalArt #OceanPainting #SkyPainting #ArtWithSoul #RitziArt #LightInArt #ArtCollectorsOfInstagram #MixedMediaPainting #DramaticArt #BuyOriginalArt

Skyfall Into the Sea

25.07.25

UPCOMING SOLO EXHIBITIONS

posted by Marilyn Henrion

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Marilyn Henrion marilynhenrion@mac.com. 917.359.4621 https://www.artworkarchive.com/profile/henrion and/or marilynhenrion.com Marilyn Henrion: 93 at 93 - Selected Works Parts I / & II Two Solo Exhibitions Celebrate the Creative Legacy of a Textile Art Pioneer Richardson, TX / Irving, TX — In celebration of her 93rd year, acclaimed textile artist Marilyn Henrion will be honored with two solo exhibitions in Texas, showcasing 93 of her original hand-quilted and mixed-media textile works. Titled "Marilyn Henrion: 93 at 93 - Selected Works Parts / & Il," the exhibitions highlight the extraordinary breadth of Henrion's creative journey-from geometric abstraction to digitally manipulated photographs-capturing nearly a century of vision, experimentation, and mastery. Part I will open at the Eisemann Performing Arts Center, Green Mezzanine Gallery, October 1-26, 2025, with a public reception on Friday, October 3, from 6-8 PM. Part II will follow at the Irving Arts Center, Carpenter Lobby Gallery, November 8, 2025-February 28, 2026. Reception date to be announced. Henrion's innovative fusion of traditional hand quilting and contemporary digital technology reflects a lifelong passion for both craft and concept. Her works are grounded in photography—urban landscapes, architectural forms, and abstract compositions-which are then digitally manipulated and transformed into evocative quilted artworks. Whether geometric or representational, each piece is a tactile meditation on memory, place, and perception. "Although all of the images I create from my original photographs are manipulated in the computer before I commit them to a work," Henrion reflects, "I am often conflicted about how much abstraction I want to employ. A fascination with detail vies with the emotional component conveyed in the abstraction." This duality—between the real and the reimagined—echoes Wallace Stevens' poetic dilemma: "The blackbird whistling / Or just after." It is precisely this tension that brings her works to life, inviting viewers into a richly layered world where line, color, and texture vibrate with feeling. The featured image, a hand-quilted cityscape captured at sunrise, encapsulates the artist's signature style: photographic precision enveloped in abstract rhythm, with quilting lines animating the surface like ripples across memory. Henrion's work is included in prestigious museum collections including the Museum of Arts & Design in New York, the International Quilt Museum, the Central Museum of Textiles in Poland and Newark Art Museum in Newark, New Jersey. She is also represented in the Smithsonian Institution's Archives of American Art. She was a member of the riginal Manhattan Quilters' Guild of the 1970s and a lifelong New Yorker, her influence has shaped the discourse on fiber as fine art for more than five decades. In her latest series, Chromatic Geometry, begun in 2024, Henrion returns to her roots in geometric abstraction. These works celebrate the interplay of order and emotion, structure and spontaneity— rendered with bold color, elegant form, and the unmistakable touch of the artist's hand. Exhibition Details Marilyn Henrion: 93 at 93 - Selected Works Part I October 1-26, 2025 Eisemann Performing Arts Center, Green Mezzanine Gallery 2351 Performance Dr, Richardson, TX Reception: Friday, October 3, 2025 | 6-8 PM Marilyn Henrion: 93 at 93 - Selected Works Part II November 8, 2025-February 28, 2026 Irving Arts Center, Carpenter Lobby Gallery 3333 N MacArthur Bivd, Irving, TX Reception Date: TBD High-Resolution Images Available Upon Request For media inquiries, interviews, or additional information, please contact Marilyn Henrion at marilynhenrion@mac.com.

Upcoming Solo Exhibitions

24.07.25

BIBLICAL STORY OF PASSOVER

posted by Daniel Hasbani

This painting is a visual interpretation of the biblical story of Passover. Executed in oil on canvas, the work captures iconic symbols and characters from the Exodus narrative — including Moses in the basket, Pharaoh Ramses, and Miriam, Moses’ sister — embedded within a complex and layered composition. The style merges figurative abstraction with symbolic elements, evoking themes of exile, deliverance and spiritual transformation. By referencing ancient stories in a modern visual language, the artist bridges tradition with contemporary ecological and cultural concerns — a hallmark of Hasbani’s multidisciplinary approach. Medium: Oil on Canvas Dimensions: 900 × 1200 mm Artist: Abraham Daniel Hasbani

biblical story of Passover

23.07.25

TEARS BEHIND THE BLOOM

posted by ajnabi kumari

IT IS A PAINTING ABOUT THE WOMWN WHO CAN NOT EXPRESS HER FEELING .EVEN HAVING LOTS OF TRAUMA SHE STILL SHOW THE BLOOM ON HER FACE NO ONE CAN THINK SHE IS DEPRESS AS HELL BECAUSE SHE NEVER LOOKS SAD NOT BEACAUSE SHE IS HAPPY .....

TEARS BEHIND THE BLOOM

22.07.25

"ACT-1",YOURI CHASOV-CATEGORY:4-5THPLACE-TIE,CATEGORY:11-6TH PLACE-TIE THE 2025 WORLD ART AWARDS

posted by Youri Alexander Chasov

"ACT-1",YOURI CHASOV-Category:4-5thPlace-Tie,Category:11-6th Place-Tie The 2025 WORLD ART AWARDS