Author Archives: jolanta
THE DREAM BY FABIO BUCCIARELLI
Over the past five years Fabio Bucciarelli has dedicated his life to document the major conflicts in Africa and Middle East, revealing to the world the cruelty of war and its devastating effects on the civilian populations. In 2011, Fabio started to develop The Dream, a photographic project on the largest exodus of migrants and […]
“UNDER THE CUBAN SUN” – Iconic photographs from 1933 to 2007
“UNDER THE CUBAN SUN” Iconic photographs from 1933 to 2007 Capture the tumultuous changes in Cuba’s iconography and culture at Throckmorton Fine Art June 16– September 17, 2016 “What is so moving in these 42 photographic images is how the consequences of each period of political upheaval in Cuba, — from the 1930s dictatorship to […]
ABRAHAM LUBELSKI ABOUT KRISTINA’S ART
„Kristina Sretkova is a hot, accomplished young painter. … Some of her paintings carry the fast, bombastic nature of a Mozart allegro others carry the sweet, melancholy refrain of a Chopin nocturne. … This is most easily seen in works like My Heart, (Oil on Canvas, 100x100cm, 2010). Bisecting the canvas at a diagonal, an […]
NY Arts Magazine – Abraham Lubelski Talks with ABC News
Abraham Lubelski – Publisher of NY Arts Magazine talks to Mark Halperin on ABC News:
Inner Nature
I value only those artists, who really are artists, that is, who consciously or unconsciously, in an entirely original form, embody the expression of the inner life; who work only for this end and cannot work otherwise. — Wassily Kandinsky, Concerning the Spiritual in Art Self Expression. This is ostensibly the aim of all artists, […]
Somnambulist
Abraham Lubelski publisher artist and Marika Malorova curator, film screen writer take a walk on the Highline with a Matelli’s somnammbulist. www.dictionary.com/browse/somnambulist somnambulism. n. 1786, “walking in one’s sleep or under hypnosis,” from French somnambulisme, from Modern Latin somnambulus “sleepwalker,” from Latin somnus “sleep” (see Somnus) + ambulare “to walk” (see amble (v.)).
Wrapping of the Ringturm building in 2016: “Unburdened” becomes part of Vienna’s cityscape
In celebration of the 25th anniversary of the group’s Czech Group company Kooperativa in 2016, the Ringturm building is being transformed into a monumental art installation designed by the Czech artist Ivan Exner. This will be the ninth time that the historic office building on Vienna’s Ringstraße is enveloped by huge printed netting sheets. Work […]
John Akomfrah at Lisson Gallery
John Akomfrah 24 June – 12 August 2016 504 West 24th Street, New York Lisson Gallery New York presents the first major exhibition in the United States by acclaimed British artist and filmmaker John Akomfrah. Akomfrah first came to attention in the 1980s as a founding member of the influential Black Audio Film Collective alongside […]
Michael von Graffenried, Changing Rio
Known for his work on the civil war in Algeria and Sudan, his street installation for his series on drug in Switzerland and the city of Varanasi in India, and more recently for his series on the Oktoberfest in Munich (published as Bierfest by Steidl editions), Michael von Graffenried had traveled all around the world […]
Consume, art installation
CONSUME is a site-specific installation at Immersive Gallery, located in Brooklyn, in a former warehouse, on a site threatened to be consumed by development. The installation is edible and it remains until the audience consumes it all. CONSUME is the fifth of a series of installations entitled “dinner” that take place in New York City, […]
