Linda Mariano
Managing Editor at Art Business News
Marketing and Licensing Business Consultant at Freelance
Articles
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Jan 14, 2025 |
artbusinessnews.com | Linda Mariano
Sustainable — the buzz word impacting many industries — is a description you could give the artwork of four brothers hailing from Ghana. Born in Accra, Ghana, Alfred, Frank, James, and Ivan Addo inherited their passion for art from their father, James Addo Sr., a masterful wood sculptor. From an early age, the brothers were immersed in their father’s craft, often surrounded by sawdust — the byproduct of his artistry.
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Jan 14, 2025 |
artbusinessnews.com | Linda Mariano
An unlikely story and yet, when it’s Einar and Jamex de la Torre it’s absolutely expected. Growing up in Mexico and today living on both sides of the border in San Diego and Baja California, they have inherited their own unique vision of the Latinx experience and American culture. Their work is visually complex and infused with humorous elements exploring art, history, and material culture.
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Oct 25, 2024 |
artbusinessnews.com | Linda Mariano
Tamara de Lempicka—the first retrospective exhibition in the U.S. dedicated to the artist’s full oeuvre—reveals a new perspective on her life and design practice. It’s easy to see how her paintings, combining a classical figural style with the modern energy of international avant-garde, have cemented Lempicka as one of Art Deco’s defining painters, with an enduring influence on today’s pop culture landscape.
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Oct 7, 2024 |
artbusinessnews.com | Linda Mariano
Emerging neo-expressionist, post-pop, and multimedia artist Matt Smiley says he’s always been captivated by neo-expressionism’s raw power and profound emotion. The movement, centered on individual perspective and emotional experience, has left an indelible mark on the art world and inspired countless artists—including Smiley—to delve deeper into the human condition and the vivid tapestry of our inner lives. “In my artistic journey, I’ve found a kindred spirit in neo-expressionism,” Smiley says.
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Oct 7, 2024 |
artbusinessnews.com | Linda Mariano
Crushed glass, mirrors, jewels and pearls, dried flowers, seashells, lotería cards—these are just some of the myriad objects that multimedia artist Amalia Mesa-Bains incorporates into her immersive installations. This fall, the San Antonio Museum of Art (SAMA) will host Mesa-Bain’s first retrospective, Archaeology of Memory, to celebrate her many valuable contributions to contemporary art over her 45-year career.
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