Archive for the 'Artists' Category

Mon 10 Apr 2006

Arthur Conway Hubbard must be considered as a very rare occurrence in today’s confused world of figurative art. Even though born in the United States, Arthur spent the early part of his childhood in the south of England receiving a well groomed European education in a variety of subjects that span from contemporary literature to […]

Sat 12 Feb 2005

1991-1999- Studies fine art at Cardinal Carter Academy for the Arts, Toronto, Canada.
Starts acting regularly for television and films.
1999- Group show of drawings, Queen Street Gallery, Toronto, Canada.
Inspired by the works of Egon Schiele, Rembrandt, Carravagio, Whistler and John Singer Sargent she starts her first series of portraits in oil pastel.
2000- Moves to Los Angeles […]

Sat 10 Apr 2004

Antonio de Curtis is born to Naples, in the ward “Sanità”, 15 February of 1898. His mother was Anna Clemente, from which he will acquire the last name that he will hold until the paternal acknowledgment of Giuseppe de Curtis, heir of marquis de Curtis. The first years he passes them in the city alleys. […]

Fri 20 Feb 2004

Charles Bukowski, born in 1920, began writing at a young age and was first published in the 1940s. Then Bukowksi gave up writing for the world of work and bars, not publishing, not writing, so the myth goes, for nearly twenty years. Ten of those years were spent roaming from odd job to odd rooming […]