Author Archives: jolanta
Teressa Valla
Reflecting on my creative process I see a need to visually “interconnect,” the world in which I live; the interrelationships of humanity with each other and in both the physical and spiritual planes. “Reflecting on my creative process I see a need to visually “interconnect,” the world in which I live; the interrelationships of […]
Miriam Castillo
Born in Mexico City, Miriam Castillo is a freelance graphic designer and illustrator based in New York. Born in Mexico City, Miriam Castillo is a freelance graphic designer and illustrator based in New York. Her hand-drawn illustrations are creative whimsy, fantasy, and exploration: from wooded creatures and frocked damsels to lacey loops in repetition. […]
Mario Trejo
My work features extensive accumulations that visually explore eternity and struggle through manic mark making. “My work features extensive accumulations that visually explore eternity and struggle through manic mark making. Considering the concepts of time, space and number, I create hundreds of thousands of marks, exhibiting his conscious and sensitive attention to both detail […]
Stephen Talasnik
Stephen Talasnik was born in Philadelphia where he developed an early interest in engineering and architecture. Stephen Talasnik was born in Philadelphia where he developed an early interest in engineering and architecture. He was intrigued with the exposed infrastructure of bridges, sports stadiums, aviation design, the architecture of amusements, and transmission towers. Attracted to […]
Lauren Seiden
My ink and graphite drawings, balance a minimalist aesthetic with an expressive concept. “My ink and graphite drawings, balance a minimalist aesthetic with an expressive concept. I manipulate specific images to create atmospheres that explore the relationship between light and line. I use this base to map out compositions that allude to natural forms, […]
Gary Petersen
I am interested in geometric abstraction that reflects our vulnerability and uncertainty in the world. “I am interested in geometric abstraction that reflects our vulnerability and uncertainty in the world. I’ve always been interested in the line, how it contains, defines and suggests. Color is very important in my work. It allows the somewhat […]
Rob de Oude
My work exists of composing a multitude of meticulously placed and repeated lines to reveal geometric shapes and patterns. “My work exists of composing a multitude of meticulously placed and repeated lines to reveal geometric shapes and patterns. Particularly the repeated use of a single unit, like a straight line, to reveal a synchronized […]
Charles Hinman
Charles Hinman was introduced to the New York art scene in 1964 in a show at the Sidney Janis Gallery titled SEVEN NEW ARTISTS. Charles Hinman was introduced to the New York art scene in 1964 in a show at the Sidney Janis Gallery titled SEVEN NEW ARTISTS. His work, which escaped the rectangle […]
Magnolia Laurie
Within my paintings and installations, the structures and systems created are illogical; they are delicate and makeshift in a way that may not endure their own weight, let alone the impending disruptions. “Within my paintings and installations, the structures and systems created are illogical; they are delicate and makeshift in a way that may […]
Hugo Crosthwaite: Carnivorall
Pierogi’s latest exhibit presents recent drawings by Hugo Crosthwaite. Included in this exhibition is a series of small notebook-size drawings in ink and wash that explore the artist’s process of visually consuming his surroundings like a predatory carnivore. He stalks images and feelings with a wryly humorous bent. He then recomposes them into a personal […]















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