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Agnes Nedregard
Agnes Nedregard is a Norwegian performance artist, committed to the live engagement with an audience through images and actions. Agnes Nedregard is a Norwegian performance artist, committed to the live engagement with an audience through images and actions. She makes costumes, sculptural objects, drawings and videos, for use in performative encounters or as works […]
Carmen Rantzuch-Doll
Painting for me is the presentation of a joyous balance of color and experimentation with various materials. My painting process involves many layers and sometimes combating emotions. It takes a long time to look at one of my works as complete. But each painting is unique; each brushstroke is imbued with a high-voltage-like-expression as well […]
Malini Parker
Whilst not intending to realistically depict the Australian landscape, my paintings are inspired by Australia’s red centre, endless skies and edgy dependence on rainfall for its very survival. As a migrant, I have developed a deep, passionate love for this country. And its beauty, peacefulness, majesty and grace have been both a comfort to me […]
Giorgio Gost
STOP THE TIME! Is a way to save items that we use every day for the next millennium (closed and full of liquid or solid as we drink or eat ) and is a way for people to remember to begin, from art, a journey that can ”slow” things a little. Slow the art, the stock […]
In Conversation: Joshua Abelow Interviewed By Jason Brinkerhoff
JB: Your paintings are made inside a system of rules. How does the act of painting influence these rules? JA: My systems are more like guidelines that help me maintain control of the painting. Most of the time, I take a piece of linen or burlap and I stretch it over a store-bought canvas—I gesso […]
Sylvia Netzer
For the past six years I have been exploring what clay does. I have been pushing the boundaries by making … For the past six years I have been exploring what clay does. I have been pushing the boundaries by making work using ceramic casting slip and by carving common brick. These not-very-plastic […]
Jennifer Mills
Giving away or selling small works at prices as low as a penny, I work to create a new system of defining… Giving away or selling small works at prices as low as a penny, I work to create a new system of defining value in the art world. By disseminating thousands of […]
Chuck Bowdish
Chuck was born in Ohio on May 26, 1959. His father was a Vietnam era Air Force fighter pilot and electrical… Chuck was born in Ohio on May 26, 1959. His father was a Vietnam era Air Force fighter pilot and electrical engineer. Therefore, Chuck traveled often affording him many interesting experiences. His […]
Deborah Farnault
The convergence of art, architecture, and landscape-based research is the foundation of my work… The convergence of art, architecture, and landscape-based research is the foundation of my work, while showing a very strong interest in popular culture and collective practices. I develop my work on the border of social documentation mainly through the […]
Liz Curtin
My tools: collage, gesso, watercolor crayons and pencils, inktense pencils, rubber stamps, found papers… My tools: collage, gesso, watercolor crayons and pencils, inktense pencils, rubber stamps, found papers, acrylic and watercolor paints, stencils, found objects that make marks or leave impressions, transfers, any surface that works…. My inspiration: anything & everything! lizcurtin.blogspot.com
