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2016. január 23., szombat

© Le Café Soirée Saint-Tropez

... semmi extra, de így az egész együtt egy felejthetetlen est...

Egy kedves meghívás, aminek az ember ugye nem tud ellenállni és máris kiderül, hogy belecsöppent Saint-Tropez őslakosainak életébe. RETRO korszakból egy-két ismert szám vagy talán több, a francia pezsgő buborékaival vegyítve igazán egy különleges egyveleg. A Le Café esti fényáradatban is pompázatos és hívogató volt. Csevegés-csacsogás, táncikálás és máris úgy éreztem, hogy jó döntés volt ezt választani ma estére...

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Artist, filmmaker, and producer Andrew Warhola Jr., or simply Andy Warhol, was a founding father of the pop art movement. The connection between creative expression, commercialism, and celebrity culture in the 1960s is explored in his works. Campbell's Soup Cans (1962) and Marilyn Diptych (1962) are two examples of his silkscreen paintings, while the experimental films Empire (1964) and Chelsea Girls (1966) and the Exploding Plastic Inevitable multimedia events are also well-known. (1966–67).

Frank Stella (1936–2024)

A giant of post-war abstract art, Frank Stella (1936–2024) investigated the formal and narrative possibilities of geometry and color and the boundaries between painting and objecthood. Stella was born in Malden, MA in 1936. He attended Phillips Academy Andover, where he studied painting under Patrick Morgan, and Princeton University, where he studied history and painting under Stephen Greene and Willliam Seitz. In 1958, Stella moved to New York, rising to prominence in the early 1960s with his austere Black Paintings and innovative shaped canvases—his early work was included in a number of significant exhibitions that would come to define art of the postwar era, including Sixteen Americans at the Museum of Modern Art in 1959, Geometric Abstraction at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 1962, The Shaped Canvas and Systemic Painting at the Guggenheim in 1964 and 1966, respectively, and Structure of Color at the Whitney in 1971.

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I’m a self confessed ocean and travel lover. About 9 years ago, I quit my corporate job in sales and marketing, I took the leap and chased a dream. I’ve now been on the tools (of the camera variety) since. I create both photo and video for brands in both travel and lifestyle spaces all over the world. But I’m also known to create for anyone with an interesting project too. From time to time I’ll even share some sponsored stuff here on the gram too. But I’m pretty picky with who I work with. In general, the rule for me is I gotta love the project or think others would really benefit from it if I’m going to share it here. I also run my own print/frame store @oceanfeelsco where people can have a piece of my art for their own space. So far, it’s been one of the most rewarding things I ever did. Knowing people from all over the world, enjoy my art enough to have it on their walls is just insane. I’m also looking to open a gallery in the future where people could come and visit. But more on that another day. I’m a father of 3 beautiful little girls and married to the girl of my dreams. We live in Sydney at the moment, but we love exploring new places and are in the process of changing a few things too. It’s been an absolute blast sharing my art here with you on Instagram and although social media is a wild place, it’s my hope that my work brings you a little peace. I also want to thank you for following me here. I can’t even start to believe this many choose to follow along! It’s truly humbling. But I really do wish you the very best and only hope we can both help make this world a better place.

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Niki de Saint Phalle (1930-2002)

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2016. január 23., szombat

© Le Café Soirée Saint-Tropez