ARTisSpectrum Archive
Enjoy Past Issues
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ARTisSpectrum Volume 26
November 2011
Volume 26 of contemporary art magazine ARTisSpectrum features profiles of accomplished international artists, allowing art enthusiasts and collectors to keep an eye on developing talent. The cover article takes a look at the way new technologies like Augmented Reality and QR codes are influencing art and the way we see the world. Readers can also hear about one artist who works in a studio used by three generations of her family, learn how painting trips could contribute to their work and consider the similarities between ancient cave art and modern art today. You can discover how designers incorporate artworks in their projects and the ways that different collectors choose the piece they buy, as well as much more.
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ARTisSpectrum Volume 25
May 2011
Volume 25 of contemporary art magazine ARTisSpectrum features profiles of accomplished international artists, allowing art enthusiasts and collectors to keep an eye on developing talent. The cover article presents Lynda Pogue’s vision of life at Agora Gallery; this inspiring and multi-faceted artist was struck by the remarkable synergy between staff. Readers can learn about new art trend Social Practice art, the nature of art education and how Cubism has influenced modern art. In other articles, artists can learn how to use video to promote their work, hear other artists’ impressions of New York, and discover what characterizes the art community in cities around the globe, as well as much more.
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ARTisSpectrum Volume 24
November 2010
Volume 24 of ARTisSpectrum includes a reflection on the public art of the High Line and what it says about Chelsea, a piece on one artist's take on fashion meeting fine art, a look at how Japanese art has changed in the last century, and Art Beat, in which a number of Agora Gallery's talented artists give us a peek into what makes their city special when it comes to art. In addition it reviews the work of a diverse range of emerging and established artists from aroud the world.
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ARTisSpectrum Volume 23
May 2010
Volume 23 of ARTisSpectrum includes one artist's advice and experience of combining a career in art with other responsibilities, a look at the common mistakes artists make in pricing their work and some tips for how to price like a professional, and an article by Agora Gallery's own Gallery Director Angela Di Bello reflecting on the work of innovative Lego artist Nathan Sawaya. All this, in addition to a collection of profiles of established, mid-level and emerging artists that will be of considerable interest to art-lovers and collectors everywhere.
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ARTisSpectrum Volume 22
November 2009
Published in November 2009, Volume 22 of ARTisSpectrum contains, in addition to its selection of profiles of both established and emerging artists, a range of feature articles, including a fascinating account of the history of Modern art and the turbulent emotions and rivalries that helped to characterize this important stage of art history. It also combines an international flavor, touching on a photojournalist's journey to South Africa, with a very local one, discussing the development and character of New York's own art district, Chelsea.
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ARTisSpectrum Volume 21
May 2009
ARTisSpectrum Volume 21, published May 2009 includes a look at technology and development in art, past and present, advice about overcoming disappointment during an artistic career from Ira Goldberg, Executive Director of the Art Students League of New York, and a photographic celebration of receptions around the world, as well as profiles of both emerging and established artists and feature articles.
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ARTisSpectrum Volume 20
November 2008
Selected articles: A look at new developments in Far West Chelsea's gallery district, an interview with George Bolge, the director of the Boca Raton Museum of Art on judging works of art and a study into the relationship between musical art and the visual art world, through the work of Neil Young, alongside over one hundred artist profiles and feature articles.