In the February 2017 Issue we feature Maxwell Hartley, our cover artist, as a “visitor from a parallel universe…charged with the task of delivering humankind in this universe from its own demise.” We also had engaged in great discourse with contemporary portrait painter, Rima Jabbur, and Robert Read More …
Sponsored Content. Opening January 27, 2017 at the Mennello Museum of American Art, BO BARTLETT: AMERICAN ARTIST helps kick off a fantastic new year of impactful and unprecedented art shows in Orlando. This solo exhibition of large-scale oil works by the American realist painter is Read More …
Some months fly by, with little hindrance, and others drain you and your resources. As the days in November passed, it became obvious December’s issue would be no small feat. In the midst of a struggle, the idea of success becomes elusive, yet looking back Read More …
1st edition of Artborne Annual in collaboration with Gallery at Avalon Island. Opening Night December 15, 2016. December’s issue of ARTBORNE Magazine features the works of Gary Bolding, Matt Roberts with Poems by Terri Witek, Lesley Silvia, Kyle, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz, Scott Scheidly, and the collaborative Read More …
October’s issue of Artborne features the works of Gary Bolding, with a focus on his new collaborative series Vaselina Springs. Rachel Simmons discusses her Antartica series, and global warming with Time Waste Management curator; Vanessa Andrade. Asaan ‘Swamburger’ Brooks speaks on art, activism, and music in Read More …
The Mennello Museum of American Art announces Grounds for Exhibition; a series of large scale sculpture exhibitions by nationally renowned American artists and from American institutions on a rotating basis. Grounds for Exhibition will be inaugurated with two large-scale works by nationally renowned American sculptor, Alice Aycock. The sculptures will travel from Read More …
Accidental Music Festival is no stranger to the stranger things in avant garde music and composition. Their season kicked off last night at Will’s Pub with performances by The Living Earth Show and Ensemble AMF, with spoken word via Cole NeSmith of the Creative City Read More …
Our September 2016 issue of Artborne Magazine features: Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz, a Bronx native who explores the concept of ‘otherness’ through her portraits. Victor Quino, a Peruvian Immigrant who copes with adversity through his surrealist paintings. And Julian Chambliss, who discusses academics, comics, and burning the Confederate flag. Subscribe to Artborne Read More …
Our August 2016 issue of Artborne Magazine features: Boy Kong, a self-taught artist and Orlando native, the hyper-realistic landscape paintings of Matthew Cornell, and Forrest Lawson’s series; Closeted, an ongoing sculptural body of work exploring the LGBTQ community. Subscribe to Artborne Magazine’s e-newsletter to learn where to grab your copy of Artborne, or how to discover the Read More …
Summertime can be compellingly drab in Orlando, specifically in the art world. With summer rains, temperatures high enough to melt you off the bone like a s’more on a stick, and an exodus of vacationers, it’s no wonder common misconception pegs Orlando arts as Read More …