Author Archives: jolanta
Robin Cameron
“Speaking of weird spaces how about Robin Cameron’s Monument to Pedagogy?” “Speaking of weird spaces how about Robin Cameron’s Monument to Pedagogy? It is rife with the classic signifier’s of the classroom: the books, the blackboard the… orange? An apples to oranges comparison machine. It is nonsense in the best sense. I smell the […]
Jim Lambie
Jim Lambie specializes in colorful sculptural installations made from everyday modern materials including pop culture objects, such as posters and album covers, and household accessories. Jim Lambie specializes in colorful sculptural installations made from everyday modern materials including pop culture objects, such as posters and album covers, and household accessories. The other trademark theme […]
Tyler McPhee
Born in Portland, Maine, Tyler McPhee received his undergraduate education in New Media and Philosophy from the University of Maine. Born in Portland, Maine, Tyler McPhee received his undergraduate education in New Media and Philosophy from the University of Maine. After living in Montreal under the U.S. Department of Education FLAS program, he completed […]
Luc Claus Closes Sept 10
Luc Claus Closes Sept 10Envoy Enterprises131 Chrystie St. New York, NY 10002btwn. Broome and Delancey
José Lerma & Eddie Martinez Closes Aug 29
José Lerma & Eddie Martinez August 10 – 29Halsey McKay79 Newtown Lane East Hampton, NY 11937
Used Photocopier Closes Sept 9
Used Photocopier Hotel, LondonJuly 7 – September 9, 2012Featuring: Will Benedict, Wolfgang Breuer, Gabriele Beveridge, Sara Deraedt, Marte Eknaes, Keith Farquhar, Jason Loebs, Charlotte Prodger, Matthew Smith
Suzanne Fortin
Suzanne (SÜ) Fortin’s inspiration comes mostly from her experiences around the world, particularly in Africa, her “second home.” In creating her 3 dimensional art on canvas, she feels like an instrument through which pictures and words are played out on the canvas, as if, like an orchestra, each color, paper, wire, and recycled object becomes […]
Cristina Arnedo
Combining the smoothness of oil with the coarseness of sand, Mexican artist Cristina Arnedo creates flowing canvases filled with rich colors and textures. Here, she searches for harmony among different materials and colors that frequently contrast, finding equilibrium between the hardness and softness of form, vibrant and subtle colors, light and dark elements. For […]
Allan Friis
During beginning of 2010 Friis got an idea to develop a kind of imagery, simplified to symbols like icons, which at the same time could be used to express a complex course of events and also drama, rich with associations. The specific pictures could not only be single symbols. They could also, through combinations […]
Bernard Britt
I am fascinated by spontaneous creating, by exploring and combining various techniques: 1. China ink, automatic drawing, often on home-made paper 2. Acrylic and Oil Painting (big size, gestual painting) 3. Ceramic ( mainly japanese ”Raku” firing) 4. Papiermâché, Glass, Silver, and Wood britt-bernard.lu *** This article was published by NY Arts Magazine, 2011. […]
