Author Archives: jolanta
Larisa Golubeva
“I want my paintings to convey the anxiety of the modern world and eternal tenderness.“ Courtesy of the artist. LARISA GOLUBEVA www.larisa-golubeva.com My work includes a special, original style indicating my strong, private inner world. I want my paintings to convey the anxiety of the modern world and eternal tenderness. Vibrations of […]
Konnie Laumer
“ Like chocolate is to some, I crave working with metallic paint.“ Courtesy of the artist. KONNIE LAUMER www.artbykonnie.com You can’t place my work into any one category as I love to mix it up to keep it fresh and diverse. When I paint abstract paintings I tend to incorporate bold, bright, […]
Francesco Siclari
“As a child I had an innate facility for painting“ Courtesy of the artist. FRANCESCO SICLARI www.siclarifrancesco.com I was born in Campo Calabro (RC) July 2, 1940. In 1952, my family moved to Piedmont, on the outskirts of Torino. As a child I had an innate facility for painting. I have always […]
Anne Darby Parker
“It is my passion to capture and express the beauty and depth of the human spirit” Courtesy of the artist. ANNE DARBY PARKER HTTP://ANNEDARBYPARKER.BLOGSPOT.COM I am an award winning photographer and painter. It is my passion to capture and express the beauty and depth of the human spirit, and I try to […]
pinta 2012
PintaJune 7-10, 2012 PINTA is a unique event in London to discover the best of contemporary and modern Latin American Art. Over fifty art galleries from the Americas, Europe and London will be showcasing an exciting range of works by established and emerging Latin American artists. This is an opportunity to experience the sophisticated, international […]
One Hot Street In Soho
In the history of New York City culture, there have been fertile locations, sometimes a single building or a pair of buildings, other times a single street, in which several major people happened to reside at a certain time. 51 W. 10th Street was such a building in the late 19th century; so were the […]
Performance Culture: A Trip To Bucharest
Perhaps most encouraging about Bucharest is the attitude towards its cultural icons. Few other countries so boldly champion their contemporary artists. One can never underestimate the necessity for humanism in an age so overly consumed with money in relation to art. Leaving NYC for a moment put the arts in perspective, albeit only briefly. That […]
Art As Instinct: In Conversation With Anne Percoco
Anne Percoco: The title comes from the Maintenance Art Manifesto by Mierle Laderman-Ukeles. She wrote that manifesto when she was pregnant or just after she had had her baby and she realized that she was spending her time taking care of this baby and of their house. She didn’t have time to make art, so […]
Four Shows To See During Bushwick Open Studios
BOS 2012 is an open and inclusive event that benefits the neighborhood by sharing artistic projects and encouraging community interaction and dialogue. BOS brings the neighborhood’s thousands of artists and performers out into the streets and in view of each other, other community residents, and the general public. Some of the highlights this year include […]
Historical Boxing in London
On 23 May, Hauser & Wirth opens ‘The Historical Box’ in its Piccadilly gallery in London, following the exhibition’s critically acclaimed presentation in Zurich. Curated by Mara McCarthy, director of The Box, Los Angeles, this exhibition showcases key pieces by influential American artists including John Altoon, Judith Bernstein, Simone Forti, Wally Hedrick, Robert Mallary, Barbara […]
