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LOCATING IN THE PAST, THE SICKNESS OF THE PRESENT

Posted on December 5, 2015 by Constantin Severin

“. . . I hope to expose both the moral horror and criminal injustices of the age and to speak to their persistence in our own.” CONSTANTIN SEVERIN’S INTERVIEW WITH NORMAN LOCK CONSTANTIN SEVERIN: Can we start with the beginning? … Continue reading →

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A Challenge: Archetypal Expressionism Art Gallery

Posted on February 26, 2015 by Constantin Severin

Probably the best international visual artists who represent the new awarded art concept/movement, Archetypal Expressionism, are now together in a virtual art gallery: http://archetypalexpressionism.com/ I hope this conceptual art group will be a challenge for the international art market and … Continue reading →

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The Archetypal Expressionism

Posted on December 21, 2014 by Constantin Severin

Archetypal Expressionism lies between the two major paradigms of contemporary art, the figurative and the abstract. It represents the spiritual quest for common cultural roots beyond the tragic accidents of history. It is a fascinating approach to rediscovering that Tahiti … Continue reading →

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Severin’s Choice: Devrim Erbil

Posted on December 19, 2014 by Constantin Severin

The Magician Creator of the Archetypal Istanbul To admire one of the most beautiful cities in the world, Istanbul, through a bird’s eye is a compelling experience, due to the worldwide famous Turkish artist, Devrim Erbil. He is very popular … Continue reading →

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