I woke up to the wonderful news that I’m a Finalist in the Goddessarts Prize with the theme “Goddesses”! ✨ Thank you so much Goddess Arts Magazine.
My artwork will be featured alongside the other finalists in the Finalists’ Exhibition online, opening next week. I’m so excited to share this!
Goddess Arts MagazineによるGoddessarts 賞のファイナリストに選ばれたとのお知らせをいただき、とても喜んでいます！来週から、私の絵も他のファイナリストの方々と一緒にオンライン展覧会に掲示していただける予定です。ぜひご覧になってみてください。
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Hello, this is Nisreen! Welcome to the fourth episode of Season Three of my podcast.
As many artists and art lovers know, art is not only about aesthetic delight—it also offers profound insights into how we can face life’s challenges. Today, I’d like to share three paintings that explore loss and grief, and reflect on the lessons they can teach us. I hope you enjoy this journey.
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I drew quick sketches of little things I’ve found in supermarkets since moving to the US, and have grown fond of.
アメリカ合衆国に引っ越してから、スーパーマーケットで見つけてお気に入りになった小さな物をスケッチにしてみました。
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I made these goofy sketches, remembering the night our dogs piled on top of me.
犬に埋まるのは幸せなものです。そんな夜を記録するために緩い絵を描いてみました。
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Hello, this is Nisreen! Welcome to the third episode of Season Three of my podcast. It’s lovely to be speaking with you again.
Today, I’d like to talk about one of the most influential figures in music history: Michael Jackson. Even 16 years after his passing, he’s still widely recognised as a legendary entertainer.
So, the question is: Why is his work important from an artistic perspective? And as artists, what can we learn from him? In this episode, I’ll break it down into four key points.
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Hello, this is Nisreen! Welcome to the second episode of
Season Three of my podcast. It’s lovely to speak with you again. Please note
that there will be spoilers for the show Adolescence throughout today`s
episode.
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Hello, this is Nisreen! Welcome to the first episode of Season Three of my podcast. It’s lovely to speak with you again.
The other day, I was searching online for a definition of art. Even though I identify as an artist, it’s difficult to define art because it depends so much on cultural context. One theory presented in an Encyclopaedia Britannica article resonated with me, though. It states, quote unquote, “Artists past and present keep alive for us humankind’s natural potential for beauty and power and help future generations to examine the fundamental mysteries of life and death, which we both fear and desire to know.”
Today, I’d like to talk about three pieces of art that explore these mysteries in profound ways: one painting, one manga, and one piece of literature. I hope you enjoy it!
* The thumbnail for this episode is my study of painting ` Death and the Maiden` (1908) by Marianne Stokes.
I woke up to the wonderful news that I’m a Finalist in the Goddessarts Prize with the theme “Goddesses”! ✨ Thank you so much Goddess Arts ...
