Author Archives: jolanta
Brothers’ Game
Fraternal twins Alan and Michael Fleming have been living together since childhood, and collaborating in their shared space since 2005. That is, until Alan moved from Chicago to New York. With time apart, their dynamic evolved. “This exhibition marks a temporary hiatus in our collaboration. Not that we stopped making work, but that after many […]
Affirmative Action in the 21st Century?
This past Saturday FLUX Harlem hosted a panel discussion at Art Speaks! Gallery. The talk covered the controversial topic of a post-racial society. Positing the question: how does the idea of a “post racial” America impact how we currently view the world? Can America ever look past race? With election day ahead, this theme has […]
Susanna Tanger
I almost always begin from the need to express a feeling and in response to what happens to me in real life. I almost always begin from the need to express a feeling and in response to what happens to me in real life. I choose the medium; oil paint on stretched canvas usually, […]
James Welling
James Welling was born in Hartford, Connecticut, in 1951. He grew up in nearby Simsbury where, in 1963, he began to study art with Julie Post. James Welling was born in Hartford, Connecticut, in 1951. He grew up in nearby Simsbury where, in 1963, he began to study art with Julie Post. In 1965 […]
Marlene Dumas
Marlene Dumas grew up in Stellenbosch but has lived and worked mainly in the Netherlands since 1975. Through her focus on the human figure, Dumas merges themes of race… Marlene Dumas grew up in Stellenbosch but has lived and worked mainly in the Netherlands since 1975. Through her focus on the human figure, Dumas […]
Guy Ben-Ari
Existing on the border of folk illustration and the contemporary reduced painterly gesture, my work deals with systems of classification and the relationship of philosophy to art. Existing on the border of folk illustration and the contemporary reduced painterly gesture, my work deals with systems of classification and the relationship of philosophy to art. […]
Bradley Wood
I was living in an artist’s loft space in Brooklyn when the owner decided to convert the building into a luxury condo. I needed enough space to live and work and I found myself north of the city… I was living in an artist’s loft space in Brooklyn when the owner decided to convert […]
Cyrus Egon
Cyrus Egon makes stories and drawings. He has worked as an Apprentice to a Telescope Maker, Built a Fake Indoor Beach for a Commercial Photographer… Cyrus Egon makes stories and drawings. He has worked as an Apprentice to a Telescope Maker, Built a Fake Indoor Beach for a Commercial Photographer, Redacted Social Security Numbers […]
Eto Otitgibe
Eto Otitigbe is a sculptor and polymedia artist. I create work in many mediums that interconnect varied themes such as loss prevention and cultural hybridity. Eto Otitigbe is a sculptor and polymedia artist. I create work in many mediums that interconnect varied themes such as loss prevention and cultural hybridity. My most recent work […]
Brad Woodfin
Brad Woodfin was born a son of the maritimes in Marblehead, Massachusetts in 1970. Brad Woodfin was born a son of the maritimes in Marblehead, Massachusetts in 1970. Brad headed west in 1991 and eventually studied printmaking and painting at The Evergreen State College. Brad now lives in Montreàl. http://www.bradwoodfin.com
