Author Archives: jolanta
Deb Sokolow, Abrons Arts Center, NYC July 21-Sept 3
Deb Sokolow, Abrons Arts Center, NYC July 21-Sept 3 Deb Sokolow, Solo Project. Abrons Arts Center 466 Grand Street. July 21–September 3, 2011.
Reflections, fordPROJECT, NYC Sept 14-Oct 14
Reflections, fordPROJECT, NYC Sept 14-Oct 14 New York, New York-fordPROJECT announces the opening of “Reflections,” a group exhibition showcasing three young Japanese artists, Hideaki Kawashima, Makiko Kudo and Toru Kuwakubo. The exhibition inaugurates a collaboration with the Tomio Koyama Gallery in Tokyo, widely recognized as a leading gallery in the representation of contemporary Japanese […]
Marius Watz: Automatic Writing. San Francisco July 22-August 17
Marius Watz: Automatic Writing. San Francisco July 22-August 17 Marius Watz: Automatic Writing. Superfrog Gallery 1746 Post Street, San Francisco, CL. July 22-August 17, 2011.
Jonathan Prince, Sculpture Garden, NYC Sept 15 – Nov 18
Jonathan Prince, Sculpture Garden, NYC Sept 15 – Nov 18 The Sculpture Garden at 590 Madison Announces an Exhibition of Works by Jonathan Prince September 15 – November 18, 2011 590 Madison Avenue Sculpture Garden 590 Madison Avenue (at 57th Street)
Face to Face, The Gallery at HAI, NYC August 25-October 15
Face to Face, The Gallery at HAI, NYC August 25-October 15 Face to Face The Gallery at HAI presents Face to Face, a two-person exhibition of works by Julius Caesar Bustamante and Irene Phillips. The opening reception is Saturday, September 7th, 5:30- 8:30 pm. Live music refreshments and artwork for sale will be available. The […]
Richard Hawkins: Scalps, Dungeon Doors & Salome Paintings
In lieu of a press release for his show at Galerie Buchholz, Berlin, Richard Hawkins offers a literary dirge, lamenting the loss of gay poets as well as the King of Hearts, an industrial gay bar offering asylum to “minorities within a minority.” Hawkins recalls the patrons as “Mexican kids with fake I.D.’s, big […]
On The Verge : The Current Status of Korean Art in New York
Every year the Tate gallery in London selects an artist who receives an honorary award. Many of world’s media and art observers take note the winning artist. While it does not necessarily mean that the winner is the best artist of the year, a kind of this award may imply the artist has achieved significance […]
Illumination of Man
In Saudi, the old and traditional beliefs collapsed. I denied my existing values. I went through an inner turmoil but still learned from traditional teachings imposed on me, whether religious, cultural, social or political. I assimilated all these ideas and then tried to destroy them. Out of this turmoil emerged a great dilemma that gave […]
Loft In The Red Zone: A Tribute to September 11th
“Loft In The Red Zone” is a traveling multimedia art installation taking place this September in NYC and traveling to Moscow, Russia. In the late 1990ʼs, many artists could still be found in downtown Manhattan. They were living, working and creating in Tribeca, Soho, Little Italy, Chinatown, Battery Park and The Financial District. Tragically many […]
Sevgi Çağal
“She believes the essence of being lies hidden in the details.” Courtesy of the artist. Sevgi Çağal www.sevgicagal.com Sevgi Çagal is a painter-sculptor who was educated in the United States and France. Her works are recognized by their round, sensual forms and vibrant color. There is an inherent eroticism in her art. Çagal’s […]
