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Apr 25, 2016

Featured Artist: María García

At DADA, we have a lot of very creative people who are not professional artists, but who draw with a great innate sense of style. María is one of our most prolific artists. We believe she draws with her mouse, but her imagination and versatility are enormous. Her sense of…

DADA.art in DADA. Living Art.

Mar 24, 2015

Like A Rainbow

Imagine living without color. How sad and dull and dreary. Yet, we experience it everywhere and take it for granted. Check out this video in which people who are colorblind put on a pair of glasses and can see color for the first time.

DADA.art in DADA. Living Art.

Feb 11, 2015

Color My World

Have you ever wanted to rename the colors of the Crayola crayons? Do you go into a paint store and are mesmerized by the color swatches on the walls? Do you collect Pantone chips? All of the above? If that is the case, you must love color.

DADA.art in DADA. Living Art.

Jan 27, 2015

Artists On DADA: Ediz Evrenos

This witty illustrator from Istanbul always makes us smile with his quirky take on the world and his smart use of color. His drawings are a joy.

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Nov 24, 2014

Artists on DADA: Nicolás Manjón

This talented illustrator and graphic designer has a knack for naive art. He has a great sense of color as well as an edgy, playful sense of humor. Below is one of his digital illustrations:

DADA.art in DADA. Living Art.

Apr 4, 2013

Art on Vacation

We were in Mexico City for a week and ran into some fabulous folk art. This is traditional amate painting. Amate is paper made of tree bark. Amate painting, which ranges from the sublime, like the piece below, to the kitschy tourist crap, used to be mostly anonymous, but now some artists sign their…