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Fall 2025: Where Past and Present Converge in Art
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On the Cover:
Victoria
Koursaros
"I’ve always been drawn to the past. The epitome of this for me is the late Baroque and Rococo era. Two eras that culminated in, what is for me, the height of beauty and harmony yet is generally overlooked and dismissed because of its feminine quality and embrace of beauty for beauty’s sake."
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INDUSTRY
Tamara Andjus:
"Suddenly, something I had created was recognized and appreciated beyond my immediate circle. That gave me a huge boost in confidence and made me realize that art had a power I wanted to keep exploring. From then on, art wasn’t just something I enjoyed—it became a part of how I understood myself and the world around me.
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ARTISTS TO WATCH
ART
Galal Ramadan
United States
ARTIST
Iryna Götz
Erfurt, Germany
ART
Kathryn Knightsby
United States
ART
Sean Bw Parker
Worthing, UK
TRENDING NEWS
Artist to Watch: Arash Mozhdekanlu
Gallery Feature:
Saenger Gallery
Gallery Feature:
Lenche Negra Gallery
Arash Mozhdekanlu (b. 1993, Iran) is a figurative painter whose work focuses on everyday life and human emotion. Through careful attention to light, color, and shadow, he captures intimate moments with clarity and restraint, emphasizing the quiet depth of ordinary experience.
This playful yet skeptical approach leaves room for visitor interpretation. In the context of "With a Pinch of Salt," it refers to her experience in Mexico—her usual technique combined with the unique "pinch of salt" of her residency and exhibition here. It was the "frosting on the cake" that made this particular project different and memorable.
ECOS: The exhibition arose from the need to generate a crossroads of perspectives between different generations and territories. Graciela Iturbide, with her close ties to the people of Juchitán, did not approach the community as an outsider, but rather from the trust and commitment she established with the community, which reinforces her position not only as a photographer but also as a sensitive witness to a shared reality.
Iran
Mexico City
Mexico City
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In this month’s issue, Modern Renaissance welcomes readers to drift through the liminal spaces created by our featured artists and galleries – thresholds where time slows and the ordinary is rendered extraordinary.
Rooted in the quiet grandeur of mundane, fleeting moments, their work blurs the line between past and present, acting as a portal to luminous dreamscapes. Each piece holds infinite visions: echoes of what was, what is, and what could be.
Romantic sensibilities expressed in the works of Victoria Koursaros, Rachel Farley, and Stephanie Nückel reinterpret art historical movements, rendering light, color and form to unravel the complexity of beauty in today’s cultural landscape. Inspired by dichotomies of change and stillness, beauty and chaos, these artists explore their intrinsic and instinctual quests for artistry in every corner of life.
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