New Works by Epjey Pacheco and Egg Fiasco | Secret Fresh Gallery

New Works by Artists Epjey Pacheco and Egg Fiasco at Secret Fresh Gallery. 

The exhibition will run from September 26 to October 16

Visions of Disorder

2011

acrylic on canvas

Tormentor

2011

acrylic on canvas

Evil Empire

2011

acrylic on canvas

more photos after the jump

Bjorn Calleja's 'The Color Bringer" Exhibit | Photos

Bjorn Calleja's 'The Color Bringer" exhibit started last Sunday June 26, 2011 and will run until July 19, 2011 at Secret Fresh Gallery, RONAC Art Center.

 Limited to 20 pcs "The Color Bringer" Figure

Exhibited are Paintings and customized Color Bringer figures in each color of the rainbow spectrum.

 Yellow

 "The Color Bringer"

2011

oil on canvas

 "Snow White and the 7 Color Bringers"

2011

oil on canvas

 "Black and White Boy and his Rainbow"

2011

oil on canvas

 Hail to the Black and White Boy

 The Color Bringer's Behind

 Minions

 Customized Munny

 Red Color Bringer

Customized Figure

 Red Color Bringer

2011

oil on canvas

Orange Color Bringer

Customized Figure

Orange Color Bringer

2011

oil on canvas

 Yellow Color Bringer

Customized Figure

 Yellow Color Bringer

2011

oil on canvas

 

Green Color Bringer

Customized Figure

 Green Color Bringer

2011

oil on canvas

Blue Color Bringer

Customized Figure

Blue Color Bringer

2011

oil on canvas

 Indigo Color Bringer

Customized Figure

Indigo Color Bringer

2011

oil on canvas

 Violet Color Bringer

Customized Figure

 Violet Color Bringer

2011

oil on canvas

Me with The Artist Bjorn Calleja

 Vangie and Romeo Lee

 

 Sonny with The Blue Color Bringer

 The Color Bringer and his wooden box

Revisiting a Modern Classic | Pyramide du Louvre by I.M. Pei + Musée du Louvre

Also my second visit to the Louvre. This time my friends and I decided to enter the museum to check out the treasures and artifacts inside it.

Pyramide du Louvre was commissioned by the President of France François Mitterrand in 1984, it was designed by the architect I. M. Pei.

The pyramid and the lobby beneath it were created because of the problems with the Louvre's original main entrance, which could no longer handle an enormous number of visitors on an everyday basis.

"Of all the Grands Projets in Paris, none created such a stir as the Pei Pyramids in the courtyard of the famous Louvre Museum. Spectacular in concept and form, they provide a startling reminder of the audacious ability of modern architects to invigorate and re-circulate traditional architectural forms...The main Pyramid is basically a complex inter-linked steel structure sheathed in reflective glass. In fact it is an entrance doorway providing a long-overdue entrance portico to the main galleries of the Louvre. As one descends into the interior entrance foyer, the dramatic nature of the intervention becomes apparent. The main Pyramid, which certainly disturbs the balance of the old Louvre courtyard, is countered by two smaller pyramids, which provide further light and ventilation to the subterranean spaces." — Dennis Sharp. Twentieth Century Architecture: a Visual History. p407.

Collection

Thirty-Five Thousand Works of Art 
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