HUMBERTO AQUINO

By Daniel Johnson | July 2022

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Humberto Aquino is a true, historical figure in the art community with an impressive background dating back to the 60s, who still retains his relevance today. Unlike many artists who usually claim to be artists from youth, Aquino’s interest in art came a bit later, at the age of 14.

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Check out the Humberto Aquino written Interview Recap.

yigal ozeri

By Daniel Johnson | June 2022

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Yigal Ozeri is a master photorealist painter living in New York, USA. This 63 year old artist has too many accolades to list, but his reputation speaks for itself, as he has shown work internationally, from Mexico, Spain, China, France, Germany and so many other places. His latest conquest is being part of a massive collection of work in Flint Michigan composed of the finest photorealist painters in the world, both alive and deceased.

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Check out the Yigal Ozeri written Interview Recap.

Louis K. Meisel

By Gene Szucs | March 2022

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When history looks back on the fine art retail renaissance that took over SoHo and much of New York City in the 60’s and 70’s, with names like Warhol, Pollack, Rothko, and deKooning, one name will stand out – Louis K Meisel. Meisel is synonymous with SoHo fine art royalty that single handedly built the multi billion dollar international trade empire that constitutes fine art.

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Check out the Louis K. Meisel written Interview Recap.

Mario Mcdonald

By Daniel Johnson | January 2022

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Mario McDonald, the owner of I Get M$ney LLC was on Vibe2Vibe TV with Tori Indeed. Tori Indeed lists the many areas of influence that McDonald operates in, helping others with things like entrepreneurship, mindset, lifestyle, and healthy living. I Get M$ney is much more than simply an apparel brand, rather another way of articulating the process with which we should conceptualize our workout regimen and our body as a whole.

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Check out the Marc Dennis written Interview Recap.

Marc Dennis

By Daniel Johnson | January 2022

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Hyperrealism is considered an advancement of Photorealism by the methods used to create the resulting paintings or sculptures. An artist that pushes the genre to its limits while also masterfully embodying the core of the discipline is Marc Dennis. Beyond just creating beautiful pieces of hyperrealistic art, Dennis also applies his unique twist to the already bold genre by bringing old masters' works into the modern-day, allowing the current generation to find a new appreciation for classic art.

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Check out the Marc Dennis written Interview Recap.

daniree

By Daniel Johnson | October 2021

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Few artists in the industry today are as prolific and well-roundedly creative as Daniree. This singer-songwriter is much more than meets the eye, dabbling in journalism, acting, event hosting, and even philanthropy. Though she has an extensive, creative background, music is the primary language she chooses to speak through, a passion she developed at a young age.

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Check out the Daniree written Interview Recap.

Julia
s. Powell

By Danielle Debley | August 2021

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At first glance, one would expect Julia S. Powell had been painting her entire life. Her serene, abstract pieces give you a sense of intentionality and talent that have always rested within the artist, now coming to life on the canvas. The reality is, this tenacious lawyer-turned-artist taught herself the techniques she uses today, all while practicing law.

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Check out the Julia S. Powell written Interview Recap.

Teresa
Oaxaca

By Tori Indeed | August 10th, 2021

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Tori Indeed gave a grand introduction to welcome Teresa Oaxaca, fulltime Painter. She’s recognized and rewarded by museums and institutions including the American Museum of the Cowboy, The former Corcoran Gallery of Art, The Art Renewal Center, The Elisabeth Greenshields Foundation, the Posey Foundation, The Portrait Society of America and the Museu Europeu D’Art Modern in Barcelona.

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Check out the 

Teresa Oaxaca written Interview Recap.

DAniel
aka Mr. J

By Danielle Debley | June 8th, 2021

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“Art is such a conversational kind of medium; there’s an infinite amount of interpretations to it – visual contemporary art is especially unique in that way,” Daniel Johnson, a self-made, multimedia artist, comments on the experience that viewing art brings to both individuals and the masses.

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Check out the 

Daniel Johnson aka Mr. J written Interview Recap.

Vincent Desiderio

By Victoria A. Quiroz | May 5th, 2021

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Tori Indeed introduces viewers to Vincent Desiderio, Painter from Pennsylvania. His studies consisted of Art, Art History, Philosophy, and Literature. He graduated from Haverford College in 1977, attended the Accademia di Belle Arti in Florence, Italy followed by four years at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts.

He actively is a Senior Critic at the New York Academy of Art.

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Check out the Vincent Desiderio written Interview Recap.

brian booth craig

By Ashleigh S. Wilkerson | March 10, 2021
 

A dim yet radiant energy surrounded the cozy corner of the room and shifted between screens while Tori Indeed, and Brian Booth Craig discussed sculpting, and art. 

“You start off with this raw material,” said Craig. “Shapeless, formless and you suddenly can make something that has a presence to it. That’s what I think sculpture does.”

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Check out the Brian Booth Craig written Interview Recap.

Kate Birch

Tori Indeed and Ashleigh S. Wilkerson hosted the Kate Birch interview recap.

Kate Birch is an Artist, Writer and even a day dreamer! You may have seen her work in galleries worldwide, in movies and TV Shows like 21 Jump Street, Glee, Medium, and others. Tori and Ashleigh congratulated her for being on the latest cover of the MOST iNFLUENTIAL ART Magazine. They talked about her presence, live interview, display some of her art and closed with snippets of her live interview responses.

Check out the Kate Birch written Interview Recap.

Vincent Zambrano

By Ashleigh S. Wilkerson | November 23, 2020 

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Artist and filmmaker Vincent Zambrano spoke with Tori Indeed about his cover feature on MOST iNFLUENTIAL ART Magazine, transitioning from life in Ecuador, and his art obsession.

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“I got here at age 14,” said Zambrano. “We landed in queens in a very small apartment.” 

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Check out the Vincent Zambrano written Interview Recap.

Kervin Andre

By Ashleigh S. Wilkerson | September 26, 2020

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Kervin Andre virtually sat with Vibe2Vibe Creator, Tori Indeed to discuss the need for knowledge, community awareness, and history when producing his powerful bodies of art. 

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“I always loved history,” said Andre. “I’ve always questioned things. I’ve always wondered about the beginning of things, like how did we get here?” 

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Check out the Kervin Andre written Interview Recap.

Sarah Kasserman

By Ashleigh S. Wilkerson | August 23, 2020

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Tori Indeed spoke with Mr. J of 1000 Words Art Group, and Sarah Kasserman about the magazine launch, creativity, and their collaboration.

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“It’s super exciting,” said Indeed. “We get to connect with other creatives and artists thanks to Mr. J.” Mr. J said the first issue launched on August 10th and it’s now available on their site. Another treat is the demand of physical copies, and new content already in the works. He exclaimed it feels pretty amazing. He’s humbled by the support, and he appreciates everyone that had a hand in the process including Sarah who happens to do a bit of everything.

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Check out the Sarah Kasserman written Interview Recap.

rOHAIL uLLAH

By Ashleigh S. Wilkerson | August 27, 2020

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Tori Indeed and Rohail Ullah talk about storytelling m, social media and more.

Rohail is an entrepreneur based out of Houston, TX who has a knack for marketing and social media. He graduated as a Petroleum Engineer from LSU, works as a full time engineer, and created his real estate company of Houston Property Guys through the power of social media.

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Check out the Rohail Ullah written Interview Recap.

sHAVANDA cHANTE

By Ashleigh S. Wilkerson | July 12, 2020

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Tori Indeed and Abstract Expressionist Shavanda Chanté discuss her recent feature in 1000 Words Art magazine, her musical preference while creating art, and why having feeling is more important than having inspiration.

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“I try not to get hung up on inspiration too much but more of a feeling,” said Chanté. “I want to feel that moment, be in that moment, and express it.” 

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Check out the Shavanda Chante written Interview Recap.