Shaya Weinberger

Every artist, no matter what form of art he does, should have a blog that showcases his work. Nowadays there are many great blogging platforms as blogs are a great way to tell your story and share content to social media channels, and thus keep your followers engaged. Shaya Weinberger utilizes different social media platforms to display his work of art. As he says, the internet is a great opportunity for both emerging artists and buyers, because they can enter the visual art market and even shape its development. Social media platforms offer benefits that can help artists get started in this rapidly expanding online visual art market. The first and primer purpose of social media is to be social. That's why Shaya encourages aspiring artists not to use these platforms merely to talk about themselves, but rather to engage with others as much as possible. Joining a community and collaborating with other artists is the best way to achieve that. Shaya Weinberger recommends following ar

Shaya Weinberger is an American artist, who celebrates the creative life and the creative act, by showcasing the best work in all media and in all styles. This artist reminds us that great works of art can come from anywhere, and be made from anything. For him, there doesn’t have to be a specific background story or a theory about drawing or painting. Each of his work is created based on his everyday thoughts and feelings. He creates art to meditate on himself and others, and to be able to see the whole story of the series in the end. As an artist, he is always looking for new ways to spark the creative juices. It’s never been easy to become a professional artist, but where there is will, there is a way. So if you want to become one, here are a few things that Weinberger recommends. Successful artists understand the business aspect of making a living as an artist. They know the value of relationships and network in person and through social media. Shaya has used orcid.org extensivel

Developing into a professional artist indeed takes talent, but more importantly it also takes discipline, effort, and willingness to sacrifice. Shaya Weinberger is an already established artist who has successfully taken the road towards becoming a professional artist. His rich experience has given him valuable lessons that now he is willing to share, hoping to serve as inspiration and guidance for other emerging artists. Becoming a professional artist requires more than simply being blessed with natural reading talent or ability, as you still have to grow and develop these talents. Artists constantly need to develop skills and discipline in drawing, conceptualizing, and direct observation. Becoming a professional artist and getting an artistic job, is both exciting and challenging, so Weinberger had to learn how to navigate the legal, technical and social elements that come with the profession. An artist who sells a piece of art is primarily selling a piece of himself. So let

New York residents recently got a new place where they can view art for free, whenever they like. Thanks to artist Shaya Weinberger New Yorkers can now enjoy art while parking their cars. The “Park inside the Box” project was initiated by Weinberger, art professor at Jackson Heights High School in Bronx, NYC, who changed the look of the monotonous parking booths and turned them into real pieces of public art. Targeting lowly places for public art projects brings more interest than any usual beautiful place. Shaya strongly believes that it is possible to do creative and inspiring things even in uninteresting places. By reaching for something that is usually considered unworthy, and by giving it attention and creative energy, you transform that architectural object and it functions on lots of levels. The main idea of the project is to combine public art with utilitarian functions. The purpose of the project is to find mundane, dull places of public character and transform them into pl

As part of the recently completed expansion of O’Hare International Airport in Chicago, around 15 established artists, including Shaya Weinberger, had the opportunity to install their new public art works. The purpose of this project was to research and hopefully enhance the customer experience, and at the same time create a positive impression of Chicago for travellers. For artist Shaya , airports are not only physical but cultural getaways also. The renewed artist is also glad that the city officials allowed artist to do their job and make their statement about Chicago. Three important projects have already been installed while the fourth one is expected to be ready for opening by the end of the month. The projects designed by Weinberger were selected from a large number of applicants, after a long process that included several reviews and panels. The look they’re going for stretches beyond showing Chicago as a place of cultural style. When put together these art pieces

New York-based artist Shaya Weinberger has put an effort into discovering what could happen when public art meets renewable energy. The enthusiastic artist has proposed several public art structures designed to generate power while inspiring and educating the viewers at the same time. Hundreds of designers have so far shown interest to join the initiative. Inspired by the great turn around, the state of California has decided to organize a competition, scheduled for May, 2016 in Pasadena, where entrants will compete for designing the best structure that will use renewable energy or generate clean drinking water.  According to Shaya Weinberger who is also one of the contestants, public art can possibly bring us closer to finding the solution we’re all looking and steer us away from the effects of climate changes. The structure proposed by Shaya is designed to generate power by using wind and solar energy. He is currently testing his design, making sure that everything is prepare

Courage, merger and constant questioning of your own perception through new challenges are the basic prerequisite for advancement in the world of contemporary art for renewed artist Weinberger S . Without your own unique concept and vigor to openly show your creative work to other artists, in today's world of information flow and ultimate creative competencies you might end up stuck somewhere between birthday cards and personal orders. The artist-work-spectator relation has always been an inevitable process of art regardless of the positive or negative outcome. Art itself is a factor that enhances or surprises the world, and without observers the story is simply incomplete. It is the same with Shaya Weinberger , just like every other observer, his impression and feelings have their own meaning and impact. In his case positive impression makes him quite happy while negative stimulate the formation of new ideas. His work is currently part of the setting "Autonomy indi

The unique exhibition of the multi-talented artist Shaya Weinberger named “People and Touch”, was presented yesterday at the Museum of Arts and Crafts. This season’s first in line exhibition is part of the project “A Look in the Dark”. The exhibition presents an entire section of the young artist Shaya creative work, with an emphasis on the human figure, shape and motion.  Weinberger painted most of the models in nude act or portraits, and it’s the first time that he directly paints on somebody. The composition of the body in a certain position, apparel and white paper, it all seemed a little confusing to him in the first few minutes, but soon he managed to find his focus. Once he started to work, the compositions came spontaneously in a manner in which its abstraction will adapt to every situation. Weinberger, Shaya prefers a world where you can feel abstractions on yourself or at least to some extent create your own impression. For him the best personal inspiration comes from

This Monday, New York hosted the first edition of the unusual street art festival, where around 200 artists from different fields, got out of their workshops, ateliers, studios and joined forces in an open- air creation, together with the citizens of New York. Shaya Weinberger was one of the artists who contributed and left his mark, in the creation of New York’s unusual image. We sometimes forget that in fact art began somewhere in the open, from ancient Greece onwards, and even earlier, if we talk about the first man and the first need for artistic expression. According to Weinberger people together with the modern way of life and perception, have made art imposed by an artificial framework, an settled art institution trying to make her way, where the importance of art has nothing to do with its essence. Art does not lose its own values depending on where it is showcased. For Shaya displaying art on the street makes it more accessible to its consumers, as it lowers the ba