Framing- Neil Jenney
🇺🇸 In a continuous effort to promote and celebrate art, Goya Travel & Art Summit Magazine proudly unites in an inspiring collaboration. This time, our journey takes us to the Continue Reading
Triptychs and Transformation: The Narrative Power of Leiko Ikemura’s Art
Leiko Ikemura was born in Tsu, Mie Prefecture, Japan. Her artistic journey spans continents, mediums, and cultural influences, resulting in a body of work that transcends boundaries and defies categorization. Continue Reading
Exploring Memory and Collective Consciousness: Zhang Xiaogang in Conversation
Zhang Xiaogang is a prominent figure in contemporary Chinese art, renowned for his exploration of identity, memory, and the socio-cultural landscape of China through his figurative paintings and sculptures. Born Continue Reading
Canvas Chronicles: Conversations with Pat Steir on Art, Life, and Liberty
Among the great innovators of contemporary painting, Pat Steir first came to prominence in the late 1970s and early 1980s for her iconographic canvases and immersive wall drawings. By Continue Reading
Code Conductor: Orchestrating Light and Motion with Leo Villareal
Leo Villareal’s artistic practice is an exploration of the fundamental elements that underpin complex systems. Through his work, he delves into the essence of systems, dissecting them to their most Continue Reading
Zhang Enli: Exploring the Essence of Life Through Abstract Portraits
Zhang Enli’s artistic vision transcends the mundane, elevating everyday objects into profound meditations on existence itself. Born in 1965 in Jilin Province, China, Enli’s journey as an artist is a Continue Reading
Tokyo’s Metabolism and Stateless Structures: A Conversation with Minoru Nomata
For over four decades, Minoru Nomata has dedicated himself to crafting a mesmerizing vocabulary of ethereal architectural and topographical forms, transcending temporal and spatial constraints within his paintings. Born in Continue Reading
Grids and Boundaries: Mapping the Cultural Landscape in Remy Jungerman’s Art
Remy Jungerman, born in 1959, resides and works in Amsterdam. Initially, he pursued his education at the Academy for Higher Arts and Cultural Studies in Paramaribo, Surinam, and later Continue Reading
Harmonizing Nature: The Architectural Philosophy of Kengo Kuma
Amidst his tightly packed itinerary, I had the privilege of meeting with Kengo Kuma. During his brief stopover in NYC, the interview, held at the Japan Society, offered a rare Continue Reading
Embodied Realms: An Interview with Izumi Kato on the Fusion of Tangible and Ethereal
Izumi Kato, born in 1969 in Shimane Prefecture, Japan, has established a distinctive presence in the art world, breathing life into a realm that exists on the border between the Continue Reading