The Best Contemporary Artists and Art Collectors
Artist Bio Born in Osaka, Japan (1972), lives and works in Berlin. Confronting fundamental human concerns such as life, death and relationships, Shiota explores human existence throughout various dimensions Continue Reading
Artist’s Biography Jairo Alfonso is a Cuban-born artist living and working in Hudson County, New Jersey. He was born in Havana, Cuba, in 1974. He graduated from the Instituto Superior Continue Reading
Artist’s Biography José Camacho was born in 1968 and raised in Puerto Rico. Camacho pursued communication at the University Sagrado Corazón in 1985. Encouraged by his teacher, he then studied Continue Reading
Artist’s Biography Hernan Javier Muñoz–Havier, a self-taught artist and painter, was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1983. His artistic journey began at a young age when he discovered Continue Reading
Grimanesa Amorós Peruvian-born American artist Grimanesa Amorós crafts monumental light sculptures that invite reflection on cultural heritage, communal bonds, and the interplay of humanity with technology. Seamlessly merging the past Continue Reading
Artist’s Biography Manhattan based mural and studio artist Tony “Rubin” Sjöman (b.1975) has painted all over the world and his works have been shown in galleries throughout the US Continue Reading
Artist’s Biography Alexander Yulish (b. 1975, New York) works within an unfolding narrative of improvisation and abstraction in paintings that convey the inner psychology of both human and external forms. Continue Reading
Artist’s Biography Contemporary artist born in Buenos Aires on April 3rd 1957, belonging to the intermediate generation, Eugenio has been exhibiting for more than 30 years in galleries, museums and Continue Reading
Artist’s Biography With few shared images of his work, choppy interviews and a series of underground exhibitions, Jet Le Parti remains a ghost in the formal art world. The Continue Reading
Artist’s Biography Contemporary glass artist Simon Berger speaks a singular plastic language by exploring the depth of his material, the glass that he pounds, or cracks with a hammer. The window becomes Continue Reading