Author Archives: jolanta
Nathan Abels
My work is primarily realistically based paintings and drawings. They explore the landscape and its inhabitants. “My work is primarily realistically based paintings and drawings. They explore the landscape and its inhabitants. Many of my images depict a paused narrative, such as a parachutist in free fall or an encounter with a bison in […]
All The Money Is In The Label
Mike Weiss Gallery is pleased to present “All the money IS in the label” by Brooklyn based artist Alex Gingrow. For her first solo exhibition, Alex Gingrow presents dozens of obsessively rendered drawings on paper loaded with cutting, antagonistic humor and a quick trigger figer pointed at the heart of the art world. […]
A Vital Retaliation: Malka’s Petit Paris
Since the last century, Malka Architecture has devoted itself to neglected urban spaces and their reappropriation through alternative implantations. Stéphane Malka has recently completed an experimental work entitled Le Petit Paris which proposes dozens of projects around Paris. In this open call to publishers, Malka Architecture offers an exclusive sneak preview of this chronicle of […]
Hisham Bharoocha
Hisham’s newest works deal with the melting together of images that happens in the mind when one is meditating, dreaming, day dreaming, or going about their daily lives. Hisham’s newest works deal with the melting together of images that happens in the mind when one is meditating, dreaming, day dreaming, or going about their daily […]
Matt Connors
Matt Connors, a painter working in Los Angeles, CA roots his abstraction in real world experiences. “I don’t particularly see my own work in a purely ‘abstract’ way. My work has always had specific origin points in the real world, but I have slowly made a kind of inward progression so that materials, processes, […]
In Conversation: Noah Becker Interviews Nadja Sayej
Nadja Sayej: Popularity, to me, should never be the end goal, but the side dish you get along the way (if that). I just got back from dOCUMENTA (13) where people were recognizing me left and right and I thought I should make footage of that, but it was too self-congratulatory. Something I’ve learned about […]
What The Hell Are You Doing? The Essential David Shrigley
David Shrigley, a sculptor, photographer, cartoonist and illustrator has created a dark comic collection of his best work, both old and new. His unique talent in balancing text and images comes together with his childlike, scratchy line drawings to create a surreal world that is skillfully crafted and playfully satirical. Through this collection, “What The […]
Mickalene Thomas
Since graduating her painting MFA from Yale in 2002 Mickalene Thomas has established herself among the most engaging individuals in contemporary art. Since graduating her painting MFA from Yale in 2002 Mickalene Thomas has established herself among the most engaging individuals in contemporary art, at once intelligent and provocative. And her art is among the […]
Robert C. Morgan
Robert C. Morgan is an internationally renowned art critic, curator, artist, writer, art historian, poet, and lecturer. Robert C. Morgan is an internationally renowned art critic, curator, artist, writer, art historian, poet, and lecturer. He holds an MFA in Sculpture from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst (1975), and a Ph.D. in contemporary art history from […]
Rachel’s
They have often worked with filmmakers, dance companies, stage productions, printmakers, and photographers. Rachel’s is a collective of musicians based in Louisville, KY. Since releasing their first Quarterstick Records cd in 1995, the group has performed in libraries, churches, rock dungeons, ballrooms, gardens, bowling alleys, and movie theaters across North America and Europe. They have […]
