Bedor Alobaidi

( My Opinion but it can't be replaced as a criticism piece, please read with openly mind and analyze the main points that I have introduced in this opinion piece) Thank you By ( Sumerian Bedor ) America, could either make your dream come true or you may simply continue dreaming until unknown end, and then you end up seeing yourself that you haven't accomplished what you thought yo u were going to make someday, somehow! I'm still optimistic that our youth generation could make something out of their dreams, if they really work hard, love what they are doing, and go forward to discover whats beyond comprehension, something that we could share, and be thankful for, something that can make our Arab region and American society be proud of us! However, artistically, I guess the Iraqi artists aren't that lucky enough yet to have the best chances in displaying their art, we really have a good and such a great numbers of artists who most of them have not got...

Since the age of nineteen-the year of his first solo exhibition-Fernando Botero has delighted his audience with joyful rotund figures, the figures that we can tell how it populated his large scale canvases. Fernando Botero, like any great artist; he was compelled to paint the female. More than 100 of his greatest works devoted to the theme of women are collected in his oversize deluxe volume, the design of which was overseen and directed by the artist himself. One of the important elements that I have been searching and looking for to learn more about this artist style technique when I found out that most of the internet sites, books, articles and video sources were all saying that Botero have never worked from live models as he feels it limits from his "creativity". The women in his work are inspired by the women he has known throughout his life. Most of his women were selected to be more similar to what he has seen in his family members, relatives, and neighbor...

The Urban Vibe Newspaper Story Article Interview published at the Urban Vibe Newspaper/Powered by Des Moines Area Community College/DMACC. Officially Published on November 22, 2012 Interviewed by student staff writer: Bedor Mosa/Bedor Alobaidi Photography, as a hobby, typically lends itself to solitary wanderings, capturing any beauty that the hobbyist might encounter. Some people have the impression that there is a trick in taking well-developed and great pictures. Nevertheless there is nothing more enjoyable than capturing picture of wonderful moments in everyday life, from nurture and all the beauty around the atmosphere especially in Des Moines, Iowa. However, photography for Alexandra Borzo as it started with her in pastime has improved a lot and well-developed into a social- and highly lucrative-career path.  Who is Alexandra Borzo?  The twenty two years-old Alexandra Borzo was born and raised in Des Monies, Iowa. She grew up in such a...