Elif Koyutürk is renowned for her stunning visual storytelling and ability to capture the beauty and complexities of nature and the human experience.
Elif Koyutürk is a Turkish photographer and filmmaker based in Bend, Oregon. She has received multiple awards and recognitions for her talent and contributions to the field of photography, including the "Commended Photographer" title at the World Sony Photography Awards, the Nature Photography Award from Blue Green Earth Foundation, and the ARTPil Tokyo's "30 Under 30 Women Photographers" selection.
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Jonathan Yeo’s Portrait of King Charles III
Jonathan Yeo’s portrait of King Charles III aims to capture the significance of the monarch’s position and the hidden complexities of his life story. Strikingly contemporary, the bold color scheme has been both praised as daring and criticized as polarizing. The portrait’s debut at Buckingham Palace demonstrated Yeo’s skill at portraying his subjects’ inner depth as well as their outside
Phillips’s Evening Auction Sets New Records in New York
Phillips’s evening auction of Modern and Contemporary Art in New York garnered $86.3 million with fees, exceeding last year’s May auction results. Two Jean-Michel Basquiat paintings were the popular lots: “Untitled (ELMAR)” (1982) sold for $46.4 million, while “Untitled (Portrait of a Famous Ballplayer)” (1981) sold for $7.8 million. Out of 30 lots, two were withdrawn, including a $12 million
Photo London 2024: Iconic Images and New Perspectives on Display
Photo London’s 9th edition at Somerset House features 400 photographers from over 30 countries, showcasing big names like Steven Meisel, Martin Parr, and Lee Miller alongside emerging talents. Spanning personal to political, documentary to fashion, music, and travel, the fair highlights photography’s past, present, and future. Photo London keeps its familiar lineup, featuring Mick Jagger snapshots across various booths, though
Ibrahim Mahama’s Textile Transformation of the Barbican Centre
Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama has transformed the Barbican Centre in London with his large-scale public art installation. Purple Hibiscus, made of 2,000 square meters of woven cloth, envelops the lakeside facade of the brutalist building in vibrant shades of pink and purple. Ibrahim Mahama, inspired by the dull surroundings of grey concrete, decided to inject color into the landscape. More
Musician Nick Cave Sculpts the Devil
Nick Cave, Australian singer and songwriter, is making his debut in visual art. His solo exhibition in Brussels, titled The Devil — A Life, showcases a series of seventeen glazed ceramic figurines portraying the life journey of the Devil from childhood to death. The Devil, deeply ingrained in Western culture, has been portrayed in various forms throughout history, from scripture and literature
Remembering Frank Stella
Frank Stella, an artist who moved American art away from Abstract Expressionism to minimalism, passed away last week at the age of 87. Despite mixed reviews from critics, Stella’s work remains a cornerstone of post-war abstract art. Stella, who was born in Malden, Massachusetts in 1936, attended Princeton University. Despite his passion for art, Stella pursued a history degree at
