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ARTiST Portfolio Magazine, issue 39
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Broken Roots: The Labyrinth and the Thread
The thread has been lost; the labyrinth has been lost also. Now, we no longer even know whether these corridors that encircle us are those of a labyrinth, a secret cosmos, or a chaos of pure chance. Our beautiful duty is to imagine that there exists a labyrinth and a thread. We might never come
Aimee Pérez: Mapping the Heart
Aimee Pérez: Mapping the Heart And the Lord God formed man of the dust of the ground. Literally, dust from the ground. (Genesis 2:7 Commentaries. Ver. V. asah; LXX., Xdorirw) By Janet Batet Terracotta (”baked earth”) is one of the earliest forms of expression in the history of civilization. Used as burial offerings, votive
Gnarly ceramic sculpture, dubbed “Dalí on BRAD”
This gnarly ceramic sculpture, dubbed “Dalí on BRAD,” comes from the mind of Miami sculptor Aimee Perez Sculptor l. Tell us what you think.
The Sun Sentinel Newspaper – A mother’s stories are reborn
“Ceramic artist Aimee Perez exhibits works inspired by tales her parents told her in Cuba.”
Summa Cum Laude Magazine Honors Joins the American Art Scene
“An honors college is expected to be many things – an advanced educational laboratory , a small community within a huge university, a factory for outstanding young leaders. No one expected it to be and art museum.”
ArtDistricts Magazine Nestgen and FIU a Synergistic Meld
“Florida International University campus located on the site of an abandon airfield is appropriately the first to fly Nest-Gen’s inaugural exhibition adeptly identifying the increasingly urgent ecological implications of our modern world.”