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Vishal Misra

My process begins with a faithful realistic image, capturing the idea in form and flesh. Then I represent my internal conflict by attempting to make it abstract within the illusion of the figures. The lines symbolize echoes of the past, the present line of vision or the future desires – which resonate for all.  Figures threatening to […]

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Lucienne Gürtner

  Courtesy of the artist.     Lucienne Gürtner www.art-gallery-lucienne.com   My series of paintings with the lyrical title “Hidden Worlds Under Water” exudes amazing movment and sublime qualities. Selected and fixed collage elements on the substrata are alienated, painted over and revealed, like nature itself; always influenced by constant change during the process of […]

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Gisela Isking

Courtesy of the artist.     Gisela Isking www.gisela-isking.com/   Einstein proved that the world has more than three dimensions. Yet even that was only the beginning of further exploration into space, time, energy and higher dimensions. Modern quantum physics now points to an infinitely-dimensional universe. As I have always looked at art as an […]

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Elinor Carleton-Smith

Courtesy of the artist.     www.elinor.co.za   My interest is in color and tone and I paint still life and landscapes in oil-using brushes and palette knife.  I studied for four years at the Heatherley School of Art in London during the 1960’s; since then, I’ve had solo and mixed exhibitions in London and […]

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3rd Generation, From Rome to LES

As a new gallery that is exploring the New York scene we wish to stay open to these new trends and conceptual ideas, rather then to follow a specific thematic program. However, several of our artists touch on the ideological issue of identity. Marta Jovanovic is a performance and video artist who, often through lightness […]

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Fresh Blood at Mason Murer

The Mason Murer Gallery showcases the work of Atlanta’s upcoming talent. “ Inevitably some works stand out more than others in such an immense show, but a unique level of maturity and engagement with the audience is visible throughout—qualities often lacking in graduate work ” Courtesy of the artist Julie Sharpe. Fresh Blood at the […]

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Glasgow’s Gastronomic Performance Art

An atmosphere of live experience prevailed at this year’s GI Festival.  This is the 5th year of the biennial event and under the direction of Katrina Brown, the festival has expanded to include 130 UK and international artists showcasing work across 50 venues in Glasgow with more than 90% of the work newly commissioned or […]

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Alex Katz

Alex Katz is a figurative artist from Brooklyn who is well known for his simplicity and bold drawings. Alex Katz is an American figurative artist who is mainly known for his paintings and sculptures and his connection to the Pop movement. www.alexkatz.com

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Taryn Simon

Taryn Simon is an American photographer whose work has been featured in a variety of magazines and newspapers, such as The New York Times and is currently exhibiting at the MoMA. Taryn Simon is an American photographer, and one of her most famous series ‘The Innocents’ documents wrongful convictions in American jails and her most […]

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Sarah Lucas

    Visual artist Sarah Lucas focuses on puns and observations, often with a feminist spin to her pieces. British artist Sarah Lucas is part of the ‘YBA’ generation and her work often features visual puns and observations through a variety of mediums, from photography to collage and even found objects.    

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