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Talking Hospitality and Business with David Stanley Hewett

by Agora Experts | Jul 5, 2016 | Agora Artists, Art Facts & News, Artist Opportunities, Behind the Scenes

These days, art is not limited – not in style, medium, technique, and certainly not in where it can be shown and enjoyed. Many of Agora Gallery’s artists have taken full advantage of the various opportunities available to contemporary artists, and we...

Exploring the Social Persona: The Figurative Portraiture of Fanny Horowitz

by Agora Experts | Jun 28, 2016 | Agora Artists, Artist Interviews, Behind the Scenes

Fanny Horowitz’s figurative paintings focus on the social persona that women take on in their every day lives. Using technical skills and a love of color, Fanny creates intimate and mysterious worlds in which the viewer can take part. Leaving the context...

Art for Photography Lovers: New to ARTmine

by Agora Experts | Jun 23, 2016 | Agora Artists, Behind the Scenes

“In photography, there is a reality so subtle that it becomes more real than reality.” – Alfred Stieglitz Fine art photography is different from rivaling art forms in terms of the fact that unlike other mediums, which have been practiced and developed since the...

The Language of Color: Art Through the Eyes of Chris Brandell

by Agora Experts | Jun 21, 2016 | Agora Artists, Behind the Scenes

Using her personal experiences and a social perspective, artist Chris Brandell seeks to “interpret the complexity of the human dynamic” while also expressing her passion for color. Hue, intensity, texture, and composition are all crucial to her artistic...

From CEO to Artist: The Emotional Journey of Kelley Millet

by Agora Experts | Jun 14, 2016 | Agora Artists, Behind the Scenes, Here & Now

A Manhattan CEO-turned-artist is not something you hear about very often, but that is the story of Kelley Millet. After working in the business community for over 30 years, Millet discovered his passion for art as a way to express himself and the emotions he has...

Banjerd Lekkong: Creating Stories with Sculpture

by Agora Experts | May 25, 2016 | Agora Artists, Behind the Scenes, Gallery News, Here & Now

In Thai, the name “Banjerd” means creativity, and “Lekkong” means durable metal. “I believe I was born to be an artist who creates “Lekkong” art,” says sculptor Banjerd Lekkong. He was born in the Phimai district, Nakhon Ratchasima, which is where the...