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Monthly Top Picks: Best of October
Discover our monthly highlights, celebrating the rising stars who've made their mark this last month. This monthly collection features the best works from our Weekly Picks selection, all in one place. With mesmerising new art added weekly, there's always something fresh to discover.
Curated by Rise Art
Guest Curation: Karen Vidangos
In this curated selection of artworks, social media specialist and curator Karen Vidangos has chosen pieces by Latina artists who employ the female form, offering a diverse array of perspectives on what it means to be a woman. While some of these artists may not have explicitly set out to explore themes of femininity, their work, nonetheless, resonates with the complexities and nuances of womanhood. The intent behind each piece varies, yet they are all united by the distinct gaze of Latina creators—an underrepresented group in the art world. This collection is a celebration of their unique voices and the rich tapestry of experiences they bring to the depiction of the female form. Vidangos is the founder of Latinx Art Collective, the first nationwide database exclusively for Latinx artists in the United States and Caribbean. She is currently the Social Media Manager for the Guggenheim Museum in New York. Vidangos has created engaging strategies to support the National Portrait Gallery’s 2019 American Portrait Gala and the 2021 Obama Portraits Tour. In 2021, she was selected to lead the social media strategy and launch of the Smithsonian’s institution-wide initiative, Our Shared Future: Reckoning with Our Racial Past, a collaborative platform that explores the history and legacy of race and racism in the United States and beyond.
Curated by Karen Vidangos
The Hockney & Piero Edit
Two masterpieces by David Hockney (born 1937) that feature reproductions of Piero della Francesca’s The Baptism of Christ (Estimated 1437–45) will go on display at the National Gallery alongside the original Renaissance painting from 8 August until 27 October 2024. This collection is inspired by both timeless masters, presenting artists reminiscent of the figurative painter David Hockney and similarly drawn to 15th-century painting. The Art of Slow Looking This art collection draws inspiration from the profound dialogue between contemporary artist David Hockney and Renaissance master Piero della Francesca. Celebrating Hockney's enduring fascination with historical art, the collection explores themes of perspective, emotion, and observation through works that echo and reinterpret Piero's iconic "The Baptism of Christ." Emphasising the practice of "slow looking," it invites viewers to delve deep into the connections between past and present, reflecting on the timeless power of art to connect people across centuries.
Curated by Rise Art
Monthly Top Picks: Best of August
Discover our August highlights, celebrating the rising stars who've made their mark this summer. Join us in exploring the latest masterpieces from Sabrina Brouwers, Karl Bielik, Natasha Lelenco, Nova, Olivia de Saint-Luc, and more. Our curators have handpicked these works, each capturing the vibrant spirit of summer and offering a glimpse into a promising future. With new art added weekly there's always something fresh to discover. Don't miss your chance to find your next favorite piece.
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Guest Curation: Blessed Little Bungalow
Interior designer, content creator, and the founder of Blessed Little Bungalow, Amber Guyton is not shy about colour and culture. Since starting her blog-turned-brand and business in 2016, Amber believes that interior design should not be a luxury reserved for the privileged few and that everyone deserves to live in a place that brings them joy. As an award-winning, nationally known designer with an untraditional, collaborative approach to interiors and product design, she proudly designs colourful, affordable, and aesthetically pleasing residential and commercial spaces for clients across the country. This art curation explores and celebrates her love for soulful maximalism, African culture, bold and bright colours, texture, pattern, and intentionality when it comes to selecting and collecting art that makes an impact.
Curated by Amber Guyton