Exhibitions, United Kingdom, London, 05 November 2014
Debut Contemporary opened on october 1st 2014 incredibly special exhibition entitled ' Human Suffering at Times of Crisis' where the London art and business infleuneecers mingled with 30 partipating artists. The show was curated by a very established British artist Barry Martin and Samir Ceric, founder and CEO of Debut Contemporary. The title of the show could not be more relevant to the world current affairs and wars and sufferings happening all over the globe.
The current exhibition running until 21 October 2014 is a unique opportunity to witness a number of extraordinary works Debut artists have especially created for this exhibition including 2 masterpieces by one and only Barry Martin himself.
partecipating artists:
Sassan Bakhtiar, Crystal Fischetti, Michelle Hold, Lucy Namayanja, Lorenzo Belenguer, Klara Cecmanova, Hector Ruben Perez Sandoval, Chantal Gillingham, Caroline Lowe, Ireneo Frizzarin, Mary O Gallery, Daniela Raytchev, Toby Brown, Frederic Gedovius, Marina Shekel Ard, Emanuele Taglieri, Liran Fisher, Connor Teague, Christopher Dear, Ella Prakash, Gabriela Tolomei, Annie L Terrazzo Other artists include Guy Portelli , Surbhi Modi
Michelle Hold was born in Munich and grew up in Innsbruck, Austria where she began studying architecture. Then she amplified her growth in the artistic field and fabric design in various courses in Paris, New York, Hong Kong, Munich and London.
After pursuing successfully an international modelling career and a restaurant business in Hong Kong, Michelle is finally following her lifetime passion for art. She has shown in Italy and internationally, won prestigious awards, been selected by an award winning art incubator in London and is devoted and with the vision that art can and should make a difference in everybody's life, she is creating her abstract paintings that will inspire and invigorate you.
"I use Abstraction because for me it is a significant international language, to communicate about nature and reality in advanced manner."
Barry Martin says: ‘Human suffering and its remedy can create within the one image a way forward, albeit as a work of art. Perhaps, we as artists can express our outrage, concern and create works of art that give us expressive space and important ' voice speak' that will be poignant, not just for us, but prick the conscience of those who view them, and as an 'aide memoire' to those human values of life and universal stations of high ethical and moral standing that world civilisation aspires to!’
But, perhaps the moment has arrived, and of necessity our consciousness demands a reaction. This proposal invited all participating artists to specially create a piece of work in response to the human predicaments that prevail across the world in areas of calamity, causing human strife and denial of life itself. It was suggested that the work should focus on the human condition as the subject of the work, rather as for example, with wars and the causal politics that creates them.
The current exhibition running until 21 October 2014 is a unique opportunity to witness a number of extraordinary works Debut artists have especially created for this exhibition including 2 masterpieces by one and only Barry Martin himself.
partecipating artists:
Sassan Bakhtiar, Crystal Fischetti, Michelle Hold, Lucy Namayanja, Lorenzo Belenguer, Klara Cecmanova, Hector Ruben Perez Sandoval, Chantal Gillingham, Caroline Lowe, Ireneo Frizzarin, Mary O Gallery, Daniela Raytchev, Toby Brown, Frederic Gedovius, Marina Shekel Ard, Emanuele Taglieri, Liran Fisher, Connor Teague, Christopher Dear, Ella Prakash, Gabriela Tolomei, Annie L Terrazzo Other artists include Guy Portelli , Surbhi Modi
Michelle Hold was born in Munich and grew up in Innsbruck, Austria where she began studying architecture. Then she amplified her growth in the artistic field and fabric design in various courses in Paris, New York, Hong Kong, Munich and London.
After pursuing successfully an international modelling career and a restaurant business in Hong Kong, Michelle is finally following her lifetime passion for art. She has shown in Italy and internationally, won prestigious awards, been selected by an award winning art incubator in London and is devoted and with the vision that art can and should make a difference in everybody's life, she is creating her abstract paintings that will inspire and invigorate you.
"I use Abstraction because for me it is a significant international language, to communicate about nature and reality in advanced manner."
Barry Martin says: ‘Human suffering and its remedy can create within the one image a way forward, albeit as a work of art. Perhaps, we as artists can express our outrage, concern and create works of art that give us expressive space and important ' voice speak' that will be poignant, not just for us, but prick the conscience of those who view them, and as an 'aide memoire' to those human values of life and universal stations of high ethical and moral standing that world civilisation aspires to!’
But, perhaps the moment has arrived, and of necessity our consciousness demands a reaction. This proposal invited all participating artists to specially create a piece of work in response to the human predicaments that prevail across the world in areas of calamity, causing human strife and denial of life itself. It was suggested that the work should focus on the human condition as the subject of the work, rather as for example, with wars and the causal politics that creates them.
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