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Carla Beretta

  “Un hombre, recorriendo una playa.” Courtesy of the artist. Carla G. Beretta www.carlagberetta.com.ar Un hombre, recorriendo una playa. Un desubrimiento. En la arena, escondido hay un árbol pequeño. Regalo especial para su hija. He aquí la raíz de la fundamentación de esta serie. Fundamentación quizá más sentida que pensada. Tiene que ver con conceptos […]

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Igor Eugen Prokop

  “Radiant variations of canary and crimson attract our eye and spin us into cool, mysterious areas dominated by violet and cerulean, the integrity of each hue maintained by a crisp outline.” Courtesy of the artist. Igor Eugen Prokop Igor Eugen Prokop creates sumptuously colored images created with an unusual pairing of mixed media and […]

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Maya Nival

ROME Courtesy of the artist. Maya Nival www.mayanival.com Rome – This painting represents a typical small corner in Rome, Italy. I chose to mix in one story the traditional elements with actual facts of life. Rome is a combination of rebellion against political commitment and love notes, full of hope, written on the old walls […]

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Maryam Javanbakht, MD, MPH

  “Based on my ideas regarding the art, I always tried to convey the feeling of Persian poetry to all audiences.”   Courtesy of the artist. Maryam Javanbakht, MD, MPH www.maryamjavanbakht.com I believe that art is the language of sentiment and sentiment belongs to humanity. So the language of art is the language of feelings […]

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Mary Segerfalk

  “Experience in life and searching, searching…suddenly these blessed moments.” Mary Segerfalk www.marysegerfalk.se Reflections: What I can remember, the knights appeared one afternoon in my studio, – possessed my body and soul – and my hands took this big sheet metal scissor and cut them in an instant. It is all about: Work, do, search, […]

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Kamer Batioglu

    “She tries to remind them of how they are still strong and productive if they own their rights.” Courtesy of the artist. Kamer Batioglu www.kamerbatioglu.net Kamer Batioglu, strips the mask from women’s body including the ‘skin’ and enters their inner world; considering while women and men wear masks to present themselves differently, they […]

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Yellow Signal

 Pioneering video and multimedia artist Wang Jianwei is known for his conceptually complex, multi-faceted explorations of the contemporary Chinese reality. Using elements of theatre, philosophical inquiry, artistic methodology and “scripted accident,” he seeks to illuminate the in-between, that poorly defined grey zone where most of us live—and where most of the really interesting things happen. […]

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Kurt Schwitters: Color & Collage

Kurt Schwitters, a “grandfather figure” of the avant-garde in his native Germany and a master of European Dada and Surrealism, is finally conquering the hearts and minds of Americans thanks to this “extreme collage” experience, curated by Isabel Schultz (of Kurt Schwitters Archive at the Sprengel Museum, Hannover) in collaboration with Menil director Josef Helfenstein. […]

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Debo Eilers

Debo Eilers. On Stellar Rays 133 Orchard Street May 8–June 12, 2011

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Gardar Eide Einarsson

    Save Gardar Eide Einarsson. Stockholm. Gardar Eide Einarsson. Bonnier Konsthall Torsgatan 19 February 16–June 12, 2011

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