Historically, cabaret is a political art form disguised in fun. Through satire and social commentary, cabaret can reflect and criticize the dominant politics, while being a spectacular theatrical show. Originated in the 19th century, the art form acted as a foil to mainstream amusements, providing a refuge for artistic and political dissent.
The Iran-born artist Hadieh Afshani’s first Chelsea exhibition explores the theme of immigration and finding your place. On view through January 19, 2020.
Implementation of creativity as a tool to train people in diverse thinking that makes it possible to search for new solutions, renewable energies, and ecological sustainability is now a pressing need for our survival. – Beatriz Glez Sa
We are parts of nature – we are nature, the elements of the environment. Are we a joy or damage to our habitat, planet Earth?
“While being so sick I was also very embarrassed… almost like I had failed as a human,” – Carol Scavotto about her video art piece, “Going Blonde”.
Does it matter where we’re from,
Where we’ve been…
Only who we become,
Our hopes and dreams. – Rochana Dubey, artist, poet
“A glorious or a horrifying future is in the viewfinder.” – Maureen Burns-Bowie reviews RE:ARTISTE’s art show “Transformation”
Immerse into the atmosphere of our 2nd International Juried Exhibition “Show Your World”. We felt like we hosted an art festival. Grateful to all participants!
We asked three New York female artists – originally from Ukraine, Iran, and Brazil – to create Holiday Cards for the fellow artists and our followers. HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
Art can never exist without naked beauty displayed. – William Blake
View pictures from the show “Naked”curated by RE:ARTISTE at Soho Photo Gallery, NYC.
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