Digital art to talk about social distancing

a new issue of the 44DEGREES online art magazine offers a review of artists and artworks

Posted on: 22 July 2020

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NEW issue from 44DEGREES online art magazine. The subject of this issue is SOCIAL DISTANCING, which we all have been asked to respect and follow due to the COVID-19 crisis.

The issue presents contemporary Israeli and international artists, from various fields such as painting, sculpture, mixed media, digital media (photography, computer painting, who have chosen to discuss about social distance “through the languague of creation, which allows expression of the feelings of chaos, loneliness, anxiety, inspiration and pain”.

The issue is published as interactive item on issuu, and can be viewed with the mouse and arrows. It is highly recommended to view via computer and enlarge to full screen: https://issuu.com/44degrees/docs/social_distancing-44degrees-2020

44DEGREES is an online art magazine, founded to promote contemporary Israeli and international artists. The magazine provides a platform for many artists such as digital media artists, painters, sculptors, mix media and curators, with each issue dedicated to a different theme that unities the works.

Magazine’s website:  https://www.44degrees.net/

 

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