Ian Davis Exhibitions and Paintings at Saatchi-gallery

Basic Supplies for Developing your Photographs

By: Kasan Groupe | 04/01/2010
If you are a photographer who uses film to capture photos, you may want to begin the process of developing your own photos. This can give you more control of your final image as well as increase your creative satisfaction. Of course, in order to do this with ease, at your own home or studio, you will need to build a dark room. But don’t fret this is a very easy and affordable process. You’ll be shocked at how cheap it is.

An Easel Isn’t Everything, Why some Artists Don’t Use Them

By: Kasan Groupe | 04/01/2010
Have you ever had a painting teacher that told you that you must come supplied with an easel? Did you ever get scolded for taking off your canvas and avoiding the use of your art easel during class? Who is to say that easels are right for every artist, after all, can’t they be limiting? This is a true fact, for some, an easel may keep one confined to rules that are simply made to be broken. For those rebellious, much less conventional artists, easels are an unnecessary tool for success.

Where to Get Creative and Unique Pictures of Tattoos

By: Walter Sigmore | 03/01/2010
Since many people have a hard time deciding what tattoo they want to get, they tend to look at pictures of tattoos. For this, they will either go online or read through some books which can give them an idea of the tattoo style they want to get inked with.

How to Write a Press Release, An Easy Template

By: Valerie Kent | 03/01/2010
A template to help you write your press release for any art event, an art show, or an art conference. A template makes it an easy starting point to get you writing fine press releases to increase the chances that the press will pick up your release and publicize your art event.

How to Write a Press Release

By: Valerie Kent | 03/01/2010
Guidelines for writing a press release that the press will actually want to publish and that will express who you are and what you are doing and why people should want to read about you, go to your art events and buy your art.

What your should do before your classical ballet class

By: Michel Yvonne Maling | 03/01/2010
Most classical ballet dancers know that although their ballet dancing class progresses slowly so that body is well warmed up before hitting the centre work, they will get a lot more out of their class if they arrive ten minutes early to warm up and stretch. Ballet requires long, lean and strong muscles to facilitate ballet technique. These same muscles that work so hard in ballet class can become tight, bunchy and overdeveloped if not properly stretched. It is also easier to coax your body in

An exciting way to promote and sell your art

By: nigel bellis | 02/01/2010
Video for Art offers a novel and unique way for artists to promote their paintings and drawings on the web. Using the latest technology VideoforArt.com can take a JPG image and place it in a virtual gallery or in some truly unusual environments - such as emerging from smoke and fire. The service is designed to solve the age old problem for artists of never having enough space to display their creations effectively. Now paintings and art can be marketed around the globe effortlessly.

How to Improve Your Artwork

By: Valerie Kent | 02/01/2010
A review of two of the most influential artist/writer/teachers' books. Whitney and Parramon taught many of the truly famous artists working today to become who they are, superb artists.

The Inventatech's Website Development Process

By: Saatchi-gallery | 07/11/2007 | Art
Inventa Technologies is specialist in providing web solutions, web application development and custom web development for small to medium size companies in the London (UK).

Importance of Search Engine Optimisation (seo) for your Website

By: Saatchi-gallery | 07/11/2007 | Art
We optimize your website to obtain a high search engine results position is what our SEO Techniques is all about. It is reported that most of all websites visited start with a search from major Search Engines like Google, Yahoo, MSN etc...

Silke Schatz Selected Artwork and Paintings

By: Saatchi-gallery | 06/11/2007 | Art
Schatz presents works based on the architect Otto Haesler and an installation relating to her grandparents who lived in Celle. In the late 1920s until 1933 Otto Haesler, who was a pioneer of the “Neues Bauen”, started building his suburban colonies such as the Siedlung Georgsgarten, 1927 as well as villas, such as The Direktorenwohnhaus, 1931-32.

Matthias Weischer Selected Artwork and Paintings

By: Saatchi-gallery | 06/11/2007 | Art
The main themes of Matthias Weischer's work is the interior. Almost all his paintings are views of interiors. They show closed interior spaces with neither windows nor doors, sparsely furnished and decorated, and without a person to be seen in any of them. In the art of the past decades the subject of the interior was mainly of importance for installation art, for example, the works of Ilya Kabakov, Gergor Schneider and Christoph Büchel.

Selected Works and History of Franz Ackermann

By: Saatchi-gallery | 06/11/2007 | Art
Franz Ackermann describes his paintings as 'mental maps'. Each kaleidoscopic canvas readily depicts his experience of place. Franz Ackermann. View art work,selected exhibitions and paintings of artist Franz Ackermann at The Saatchi Gallery - London contemporary art gallery.

Eberhard Havekost Selected Artwork and Paintings

By: Saatchi-gallery | 06/11/2007 | Art
Eberhard Havekost’s work explores the problems of painting in the media age. Painted from personal photos and video footage, his imagery is rendered to highlight the limits of its own mechanically reproduced distortion.

Thomas Scheibitz a German Artist at the Saatchi Gallery

By: Saatchi-gallery | 03/11/2007 | Art
Thomas Scheibitz's vast canvases can be an unsettling experience: the brightly colored surfaces of his paintings manage simultaneously to convey unbridled energy and leave one inexplicably cold. It is precisely this paradox that enables the German artist to so successfully evoke the malaise of contemporary culture.

Thomas Scheibitz a German Artist at the Saatchi Gallery

By: Saatchi-gallery | 03/11/2007 | Art
Thomas Scheibitz's vast canvases can be an unsettling experience: the brightly colored surfaces of his paintings manage simultaneously to convey unbridled energy and leave one inexplicably cold. It is precisely this paradox that enables the German artist to so successfully evoke the malaise of contemporary culture.