Yesterday, 15th May, the real Olympic Spirit was installed within the Olympic Village at Stratford, London. The eighteen-foot hight bronze sculpture stands on a solid base of marble in the athletes accommodation area. It looks across to the Orbit Tower and the Olympic Stadium as final preparations are made for the opening of the London … read on
“Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity, and I’m not sure about the universe” is a famous saying of Albert Einstein. In the Orphic cosmogony Chronos/Time produced Aether (pure,fresh air and clean sky) and Chaos, thus giving humans a choice. In the beginning it looked promising. Aether/Oxygen had increased over two billion years … read on
The Olympic village in London is preparing for the arrival of The Olympic Spirit by Anna Chromy. This fifteen foot tall bronze sculpture is remarkable not only for its transcendental magic, but also because its magnificence and beauty embodies the true spirit of the Olympics. The longevity of these celebrated games bears testament to the gravitas … read on
Anna Chromy spoke at the opening of her exhibition in Foshan, China and gave an articulate description of what is meant by ‘Spiritus Mundi’. Spiritus Mundi, the title of this exhibition, means the spirit of being that unites us all. It is the universal consciousness independent of the country where we live or the culture … read on
Meaning “Spirit of the World” in Latin, and from a poem by William Butler Yeats, Spiritus Mundi Refers to Yeats’ belief that each human mind is linked to a single vast intelligence, and that this intelligence causes certain universal symbols to appear in individual minds. Anna Chromy’s Exhibition in Fushan, China opens on 30th December … read on
Following a 20 year period of sculpture exclusively, and with her finest work now complete (The Cloak), Anna Chromy has just released two new paintings: The Door and The Violoncello Each are commented with Anna’s own words below: Anna Chromy – The Door (2011) The Door See The Door in the Image Gallery Follow the … read on
The long-awaited new image Gallery for Anna Chromy went live today with over 400 images uploaded to it. The gallery is broken into the following sections: Prestige Sculptures Lifesize sculptures Small sculptures Paintings Drawings Further galleries will be added soon, to display the various stages of creation for The Cloak, for instance. Registered users can … read on
Following popular demand, we have grouped together the collection of Anna Chromy’s videos from YouTube into one place. Some have been created by Anna and her husband, others by supporters of her art. See below for the full collection. Anna Chromy 2011 in Saint Tropez TitleAnna Chromy 2011 in Saint Tropez Runtime5:43 View count851 TitleAnna … read on
The recent wedding of Qiao Hua, owner of Grandfather Art Gallery, and Ai Jing was attended by Anna Chromy and her husband Wolfgang Stein. There is a growing following of Chromy art in China, and further to her hugely successful exhibition there in 2009, she will be exhibiting at Fuchan in December 2011, sponsored by … read on
At a time like this, when the World is in such financial instability, I am touched by the story of Tomiko Shoji (pictured left), who was 18 years old when the bomb exploded over her in Hiroshima. This year marks the 66th anniversary of the nuclear bombings, and even though such weapons have not been … read on
Since August 1 2011 a Ulysses, by Anna Chromy, overlooks the Port of Monaco. Installed by the Monaco Yacht Club in a dominant position overlooking the harbour, it is visible from most points of the Principality. Ulysses is now the third sculpture of Anna Chromy to be installed in Monaco, but it is the first … read on
After Fernando Botero last year, the works of artist Anna Chromy dotted around Saint-Tropez have won the hearts of the Tropéziens. After Paris, Athens and Beijing, Anna Chromy has brought her “Myths of the Mediterranean” to the peninsula for an exhibition inaugurated on July 1st in the gardens of the Musée de l’Annonciade. In a … read on
Today is the celebration of the first anniversary of John Paul II since his elevation to sainthood. It also marks the presentation of my painting “Misericordia” at the Vicolo Valdina Complex of the Italian Parliament, organised by Fondazione Duc In Altum. Under the the wonderful blue sky of Rome, on my way to the morning … read on
On May 15th 2002 Anna Chromy was received by John Paul II on Saint Peters Square in Rome. She presented the Holy Father with the “Heart of the World”, a sculpture commissioned by the Archbishop of Salzburg for the 82nd anniversary of the Pope. This encounter marked Anna for her life. It was also the … read on
St. Tropez will play host to a wide range of Anna Chromy’s sculptures for the summer months this year. Such works as Sysiphus, Ulysses, Olympic Spirit and more will be on display in the exhibition which covers the whole town. St. Tropez is known for its famous and wealthy summertime guests. It has been dubbed … read on
In recognition of its global significance, “A Cloak for the World” has been created depicting two hundred Cloaks, each one dressed in a different national flag. With a variety of applications, this work of art is likely to become a collector’s item as recognition and popularity of The Cloak of Conscience gathers pace. Click on … read on
Anna Chromy has completed the Cloak of Conscience following five years of continuous sculpting in the Michelangelo Studio, Cararra. The Conscience Institute have hailed the completion with an article on the secret Code of Michelangelo, in which it suggests this vast piece of sculpture has more worldly significance than even Anna Chromy herself had imagined. … read on
Anna Chromy’s Wikipedia page has now been translated into 16 other languages besides English. This signifies the global importance of Chromy and of her art on an international scale. Users may now read of the life and inspiration of Chromy, the famous sculpture artist and painter, in any of these other languages just by clicking … read on
Anna Chromy was the only non-chinese artist commissioned to create 50 of the world’s leading scientists in sculpture for Guangzon University. The 200cm high sculpture is in bronze and depicts the revered scientist and mathematician, Galileo Galilei. It is to take a place of prominence in the University which is located in the vicinity of … read on
In a frank interview, Anna Chromy has revealed the thinking and purpose behind the Cloak of Conscience, and relayed some startling observations by Albert Einstein on the “third stage of religion”. For the full transcript of the Chromy Interview, Click Here
A selection of Anna Chromy’s art has been uploaded and is currently featured on the homepage of the print-on-demand service, Tailcast.com At tailcast you can buy wall art and greetings cards, plus more print on demand products coming soon. To see Anna Chromy’s portfolio on tailcast click the logo below:
The “Olivier d’Or” trophy – created by Anna Chromy for Pax Medicalis – was, on October 31st, awarded to the Palestinian doctor Izzeldin Abuelaish, better known as the Gaza Doctor. Following is the introduction to his book, “I Shall Not Hate”: Dr. Izzeldin Abuelaish – now known simply as the Gaza doctor – captured hearts … read on
Anna’s rate of production has meant she no longer has room in her studio. As with several of the famous sculpture artists, so large are her pieces, and in such abundance, that she has had to increase her floor space just to accommodate them. However, it was not to a regular warehouse or simple studio … read on
Anna Chromy presented a reproduction copy of The Cloak of Conscience to the best pupil of the Masterclass of Diplomatic studies at Paris University on September 16th 2010. The ceremony took place in the prestigeous surroundings of the Military Governor’s room in Paris, the site of Napoleon’s tomb. Click an image for full size slide-show:
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