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William Atkinson: Mixing Imagery with Multi-media

by AgoraExperts | Sep 8, 2020 | Agora Artists

Contemporary artist William Atkinson has been active in the art world for over a decade working as an independent artist and gallery worker. Labeled under the pseudonym ‘Insurgency Inc.’, Atkinson’s work first took the form of street art in Los Angeles. As his artwork...

Carlo Proietto – Reverie of Fire

by AgoraExperts | Aug 4, 2020 | Agora Artists

Italian artist Carlo Proietto is from the town of Foggia, Italy. According to the legend, the city was named after the Greek word “fotia,” which means fire, after 11th-century settlers discovered a panel portraying the Madonna, on which three flames had burned. Here...

Danny Johananoff – Photography In Motion

by AgoraExperts | Jul 6, 2020 | Agora Artists

by Chava Krivchenia As a world traveler, Danny Johananoff is continually fascinated by the distinct combinations of landscapes and cultures. His photography seeks to share stories from his journeys and allow audiences to be transported, if only for a moment. Born in...

Safaa Kagan

by AgoraExperts | May 8, 2020 | Agora Artists

by Margaret Carpenter Safaa Kagan’s work highlights the beauty of cultural differences. Her goal? To send a message to modern “melting pot” cultures that it is essential to embrace the diverse backgrounds from which their citizens originate, in order to move forward,...

Cesar Rodrigues Overcomes Adversity Through Abstract Expression

by AgoraExperts | Nov 21, 2019 | Agora Artists

by Barry Dougherty Painting is not just Cesar Rodrigues’ passion; it is also a testament to overcoming disabilities and showcasing artistic adaptability. Suffering from Spinal Muscular Atrophy, Rodrigues learned at an early stage in his career to continue his work,...

Sahar Khalkhalian’s Journey Through Raw Emotions Play Out On Her Canvases

by AgoraExperts | Sep 20, 2019 | Agora Artists

by Barry Dougherty “I truly believe that artists and their artwork are as unique as fingerprints–if the artist and their feelings are raw and genuine, it shows through their work,” says Iranian-born artist Sahar Khalkhalian. Her words sum up her own works that reflect...