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 Contemporary Art Curator is a top online magazine promoting and supporting contemporary artists.  Contemporary Art Curator has established its name by curating the best contemporary art worldwide.

Founded in 2014, the magazine has a long history of championing the work of emerging and established artists magazines.

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Circle Foundation for the Arts was created in 2017 and functions as an international arts platform. They annually represent a unique, juried selection of visual artists in an online gallery. Artistic Excellence was awarded to 5 artists who participated in the Artist of the Year contest that included over 600 artists around the globe.

  "I'm Afraid of America,"  dives deep into the intricacies of the American consciousness. This work grapples with the pervasive apprehension towards the unfamiliar and disquieting aspects of society. The artwork resonates through its minimalist elegance, daring to challenge and transcend the boundaries of comfort in the American psyche.  

Circle Spotlight Magazine presents a unique selection of remarkable contemporary artists from around the world. The publication introduces readers a wide variety of perspectives, techniques and approaches to visual art.

December 2021 Issue. 

 "These 30 randomly selected, incredibly-gifted but perhaps under-recognised artists will satisfy your ROI objectives and inner voice.”             World Biz Magazine

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 Interview

Honored as top artist of 2020

January 2021 Issue

Van Der Plas Gallery. New York, NY

Group Exhibition

November 23 to December 2, 2020

Group Exhibition

December 10, 2020

Nard Lee presents Minority Report,   

and explores the intricate dance of duality - manifesting in the stark contrast of black and white, the oscillation between loss and hope, and the eternal struggle between protest and conformity.

Delving into the potent themes of race and class, the work also offers an introspective examination of his upbringing. The exhibition is at once a bold confrontation and a warm invitation, deftly using subtlety to amplify the tension inherent within each artwork.

It is Nard's attempt to capture life's complexities and contradictions through the language of art.