Posted by: artsyareah on: November 19, 2009
Posted by: artsyareah on: September 2, 2009
The whole issue of September of Yareah magazine is dedicated to Avant-Garde authors and artists.
The issue is illustrated by Bogdan Ater’s photos.
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Posted by: artsyareah on: July 29, 2009

"Mihai Eminescu's Seven Sins" by Martin Cid inspires Isabel del Rio
The Romanian great poet, Mihai Eminescu (1850-1889), finished his days in a hospital. He had psychological problems, perhaps a depression, and doctors injected him mercury. In that romantic and extreme atmosphere, the phantoms of other previous or future writers: Cervantes, Joyce, Borges, Calderón, Holderlin or the mystic nun Teresa de Jesús enter in their nightmares to built or destroy his life, a life which belonged to Art and Literature.
“Mihai Eminescu’s Seven Sins” is a poetic and plastic novel which inspires Isabel del Rio several paintings that everybody can see these days (August/2009) in Madrid, Espacio Niram (C/Independencia, 2).

"Mihai Eminescu's Seven Sins" by Martin Cid inspires Isabel del Rio
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Posted by: artsyareah on: July 28, 2009

It is always fantastic to see John Nolan’s works. He participated in the issue 1 of Yareah magazine and collaborated in the issue 2 dedicated to James Joyce, another Irish man.
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http://www.yareah.com/magazine/index.php/issue-1-numero-1/72-1-arts-arte/216-what-is-art-for-me
Do not forget to enjoy his gallery.
Posted by: artsyareah on: June 29, 2009
… All along the history, masters have dedicated flowers to sensitive people who walk through feelings and not only through materialistic thoughts.
See Francis Pipe’s works:
Posted by: artsyareah on: June 5, 2009
This is a photo of the Spanish painter, Sabela Baña, with the writers Martin Cid and Isabel del Río in her las exhibition in Madrid
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Posted by: artsyareah on: May 15, 2009

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http://www.yareah.com/magazine/index.php/arts-arte/299-the-brontes-home-museum
Posted by: artsyareah on: May 15, 2009

The assymmetry in my art work is a way to stop the continually moving dance of life, to capture what the movements would look like, as if time had frozen.I believe assymmetry to be more of a challenge, and therefore a greater satisfaction to build and explore.
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http://www.yareah.com/magazine/index.php/arts-arte/292-interview-ole-krongaard
Posted by: artsyareah on: May 2, 2009
The issue 7 of Yareah magazine is dedicated to Romanticism. A lot of artists show their works. I specially like the designs of:
Ana Paula Rimoli:
http://www.yareah.com/magazine/index.php/arts-arte/294-amigurumi
June Gilbank:
http://www.yareah.com/magazine/index.php/arts-arte/295-amigurumi-june-gilbank-
Armina:
http://www.yareah.com/magazine/index.php/arts-arte/297-romantic-amigurumis-by-armina
and Helga Escobar:
http://www.yareah.com/magazine/index.php/arts-arte/296-el-romanticismo-de-helga-escobar
***The little bear has been made by Armina
Posted by: artsyareah on: April 13, 2009
Some might accuse me of being biased. I did hatch and grow up at the Tyrrell. Yet my love of the place goes beyond my childhood memories. Having now travelled around the world and seen many of the other great museums out there, the Tyrrell still stands out. At least for its Palaeontology and fossils… Which I’ll admit is what I usually am looking for in a museum.
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