Cristina Clarimon
Cristina Clarimon is the curator of ArtHaus66 Contemporary Gallery, specializing in the promotion of contemporary Spanish artists. She believes everyone should have the opportunity to view and collect quality, reasonably priced artwork. ArtHaus66 specializes in contemporary abstract art. For more information visit ArtHaus66 Contemporary Gallery
Articles by this Author
Quick Portrait of the New Art Collector
- By Cristina Clarimon
- Published 02/23/2010
- Culture
- Unrated
According to recent data released by the National Endowment for the arts, general participation in art related events has been severely reduced During 2008, most art forms saw a decline in the number of patrons supporting performances or exhibits
Woodcuts - A Cut Above Just Beautiful
- By Cristina Clarimon
- Published 02/23/2010
- Culture
- Unrated
The actual technique of stamping from woodblocks was used to print textiles before it was applied to paper It was known in Japan since the VIII century
Stone Lithography I - Alois Senefelder
- By Cristina Clarimon
- Published 02/23/2010
- Culture
- Unrated
While visual media are quite diverse, one of the most important turning points came with the invention of the printing press A true revolutionary creation, it opened up a whole new medium in the form of relief prints
Stone Lithography II - The Process of Preparing the Stone
- By Cristina Clarimon
- Published 02/21/2010
- Culture
- Unrated
Lithography quickly grew in popularity with artists because it was the first printmaking medium that allowed them to closely mimic the process of drawing or painting Quite spontaneously, the artist could draw onto a flat stone to later create an image
Budget Blues - Art Collecting on a Dime
- By Cristina Clarimon
- Published 02/21/2010
- Culture
- Unrated
What does art collecting looks like in times of economic downturn To be perfectly honest, it looks quite lifeless
Frances Melhop - The Enchanted Lens
- By Cristina Clarimon
- Published 02/21/2010
- Culture
- Unrated
At the other end of the rabbit hole, among the ferns of the New Zealand countryside, there sat a little girl by the name of Frances She really, really wanted to see the scurrying pink eyed rabbit come out of that little patch of darkness
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