“艺术”在纸上打印
这是使用非常高质量的颜料墨水在美术纸上打印并以很高的清晰度打印的过程。它的保存水平非常出色（超过100年），其质量，深度和细微差别超过了在Argentic纸上的经典照片打印。
光面漆
纤维纸除了具有非凡的厚度外，还由不含酸的α-纤维素基底组成，并覆盖有硫酸钡和在印刷过程中具有微孔层吸收作用的颜料。这款纸色为纯白色，不泛黄，特别设计用于抵抗老化。它具有出色的分辨率，呈现深沉的色彩，因此已被世界各大博物馆所采用。
Art Print“美术”-在325 g纤维原纸上的光泽处理。
我们的高端印刷品和复制品
ArtMajeur仅使用从知名造纸商中精选的具有中性pH，耐性和高质量的天然纸！
无论是在色彩控制还是在图形链方面，我们的主打印机一直都在关注。我们对质量的高要求是ArtMajeur裱框艺术品的主要资产。
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Usage： 网络许可证
| 1299 px | ||
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1500 px |
| 文件尺寸 (px) | 1299x1500 |
| 全球使用 | 是 |
| 用于多点支持 | 是 |
| 用于任何类型的媒体 | 是 |
| 转售权 | 没有 |
| 最大打印数量 | 0 (Zero) |
| 拟出售的产品 | 没有 |
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艺术图片银行-
该作品是“开放版”
数字艺术,
GicléePrint / 数字打印
- 外形尺寸 几种尺寸可供选择
- 独家支持 (美术纸, 金属上的印刷, 画布上打印)
- 是否含画框 有框架 (浮动框架+玻璃下, 框架+在丙烯酸玻璃下)
- 艺术品状况 艺术品完好无损
- 分类 观念艺术 时尚
- (‘broken’)
An Homage to Gianni Versace.
I acquired this Versace tie just before his death in 97’.
I was about two blocks away eating brunch when he was tragically shot by Andrew Cuban. It was quite scary, be once sirens were heard, we walked over to find out what was going on. (People spoke to each other prior to phone screen addiction, so news spread slower.)
Ironically, I happened to work in a luxury hotel that was across the street from where Andrew C. had been hiding out in a boat. I remember helicopters and loud amplified cops telling him what to do before he shot himself but I didn’t hear the gunshot. I lived and worked on South Beach, just a few blocks from the Versace mansion (Casa Casuarina) and everyone was on edge that week.
The second tie belonged to my father circa 1975.
Photography and digital detail work as homage to Gianni Versace and the Baroque designs the house of Versace made famous. The designer of the second fabric on a tie has likely been forgotten as it was made in the early 1970s.
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Blame Mr Ken is a mixed media artist whose work blends photography, digital and analog painting, drawing, collage, and pixel manipulation. His pieces, both originals and editions, often explore satirical themes, particularly how beauty is perceived across cultures, shaped by class, race, and status. Through his lens, the idea of ‘ugly’ becomes just as captivating as traditional beauty, reflecting his broader interest in the contradictions and curiosities of modern society. The notion of blame, and how it drives cultural narratives, is another recurring theme in his art.
Raised in Central America within a family of artists and adventurers, Mr. Ken’s upbringing in Panama, with summers filled with travel, profoundly influenced his artistic journey. School later brought him to Austin, where the mid-eighties counter-culture scene and underground alternative music clubs allowed him to experiment with art, fashion, and persona creation. Introduced to photography and art early on, he began painting and later attended art classes in Austin, Texas, alongside RTF (Radio, TV, Film) studies at UT Austin.
Encountering diverse ideas about art and the influence of other artists in Art School, Mr. Ken transitioned into a creative career in hospitality. As Director of Catering for luxury hotels, he shined creatively, designing social events. Simultaneously, he delved into graphic design and continued self-learning in various visual arts and sound design.
After years of conceptualizing and producing special events in major cities like Austin, Dallas, Houston, and Miami, he found a home in Miami Beach just after the opening of The Albion Hotel. He played a pivotal role in establishing Rubell Hotels’ special events department, overseeing venues throughout the hotel, the iconic pool and garden, the Sony Building rooftop, and the family’s RFC contemporary art collection, now the Rubell Museum.
Renowned for his creative happenings and events blending installations with performance art, he embraced his identity as a ‘Fence Straddler Artist,’ fusing personal and global influences to critically examine human behavior and societal constructs. Growing up in Panama as an American citizen, he experienced culture shock upon relocating to Florida after the death of his grandparents and faced a tumultuous ride navigating life in the USA as someone ‘different.’
Utilizing a glass ‘canvas’ and a variety of applications, Mr. Ken’s work often starts with a master pigment ink giclée, produced on museum-quality paper, canvas, or metal. He then adds layers of paint or collage to complete the original piece. Mr. Ken creates without limitation, exploring diverse methods and styles. Despite challenges like a brain abscess in 2016, his dedication to being a full-time artist has only deepened, infusing resilience and depth into his creations.
