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Vincenzo Busa

  “Most everything assaults my senses, stirs up me and breaks my retina.”   Courtesy of the artist.   VINCENZO BUSA My painting comes from my interest in everything that is color. Most everything assaults my senses, stirs up me and breaks my retina. For this reason I love the German expressionistic masters. In my […]

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Malgorzata Korenkiewicz

  “This is the truth about life. “   Courtesy of the artist.   MALGORZATA KORENKIEWICZ www.korenkiewicz-zen.pl My artwork is figurative; I like to capture moments of life in movement. Life is happening by chance all the time; and I like to freeze moments when people do not think someone watching them. This is the […]

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Elena Sirtori

  “This gives the paintings a quality that isreal, concrete, but dreamy”   Courtesy of the artist.   ELENA SIRTORI www.12rosesandbubbles.com My works are full-color brushstrokes born by the deepest impulses and passions, along with the magic and the rapture of the childhood put on a canvas and other surfaces. I feel that hand-painting can […]

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Clarice Goncalves

  “My paintings are about human feelings”   Courtesy of the artist.   CLARICE GONCALVES www.claricegoncalves.blogspot.com I paint merging a de ja vu feeling of unlived memories and the freshness revealed by the treatment of the oil, colors and canvas surface. My paintings are about human feelings; most of them are acceptable only by a […]

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The Autobiography of Damian Moppett

Rennie Collection’s latest endeavor features video, sculptures and a wealth of paintings and drawings by Canadian artist Damian Moppett, as well as a large-scale special commission. Moppett often works in serial form, and his over-arching project sees a kind of omnivorous processing of art history paired with a hermetic self-reflexivity. By fervently collecting Moppett’s work […]

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Dead, Fictive, Live: Iris Shieferstein

Paola Fiorido: Why are you working with dead material? Iris Shieferstein: Because it was lying on the street. Nobody is interested in dead animals that nobody eats. I picked it up like Duchamp. And I use them, like the author uses the fable. Hopefully, the creations inspire a new point of view on death. If […]

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8 New York Artists in Canada

Fran Hill Gallery is pleased to announce a new exhibition entitled “In The End A Good Story Is All That Remains.” The exhibition features the recent work of eight “story telling” New York City based artists, each one unique in their focus, concerns, and manner of presentation. While much art on view today is about […]

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Angela Bulloch in Antwerp Thru Jan 21

Angela Bulloch Angela Bulloch at Micheline Szwajcer, AntwerpDecember 8, 2011 – January 21, 2012  

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Two Person Show at Sammlung, Falckenberg Through Mar 25

Ena Swanser and Robert Lucander Sammlung Falckenberg in Hamburg opens exhibition by Ena Swanser and Robert Lucander.  Through March 25  

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The Passing Of An Icon: Helen Frankenthaler

Images of Helen Frankenthaler and Clement Greenberg hanging out at the Cedar Bar or upstate visiting David Smith are burned into our cultural memory.  It was at the turn of the beat generation where artists, poets and writers co-mingled in what would be the the tail end of a thriving American bohemia.  These icons of […]

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