Author Archives: jolanta
The Quick Brown Fox
The Quick Brown Fox Michael Riedel, The Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over the Lazy DogFebruary 17 through March 19, 2011 www.davidzwirner.com
P.J.S. Exhibitions Presents
New York, NY – P.J.S Exhibitions, an eclectic gallery on the cusp of New York’s Chelsea, West Village and Meatpacking District (238 W. 14th between 7th & 8th Ave.), presents Transformation, a collection of “mental concepts” from artists Juandrés Vera and Fernando Villalvazo opening on March 20th. For Immediate ReleaseFebruary 2011Press ContactSarah Cirkiel/Valeria CarrascoPitch […]
Anthony Clarkson
The art of Anthony Clarkson is a ghostly surreal world, mixed with troubled spirits and a sense of emptiness. When Clarkson graduated from the Colorado Institute of Art in 2002, he was resolute in his decision to make a living as a graphic artist in the music industry. He was hired as the head graphic […]
Sisko Ruskokivi-Runeberg
”To describe, verbalize – such movements which have such of unpredictable meanings – is a labyrinth” My painting is a mystery to me. I have made it spontaneously through intuition, almost unintentionally, directly conceived from the depth of my creative unconscious. I get a profound contentment and joy by painting in this free way. To […]
Therese Grosswiele
“Can they offer a new point of view? Can they sum up complex information or outline new approaches?” The most interesting artists’ works make one curious about what is behind or about what is inside. So works on social and/or political dimensions make one curious about whether they can launch changes in the perspective of […]
Pedro Yaba
“I started drawing when I was five year old on the sand; nobody ever showed me how to draw.” I was born in Luanda the capital of Angola in Africa. I started drawing when I was five year old on the sand; nobody ever showed me how to draw.During my school time, I was drawing […]
Pablo Sebastián Pisacco
“Join the worn surfaces of the real and continue to resist.” The Work of the future. Build small scenes, snippets of reality tear. Then, work on the surface of the material. Telling stories, minimal frames of shared experiences. The experience of walking clichés and marginal; again, possible scenarios and simple awaiting occupants. Renewed tradition of handicrafts in a contemporary context […]
Mariana Cornea
“Her works are informal but also inclined to more demanding communication.” Mariana Cornea is an artist who projected her paintings into a European dimension and beyond. Following her studies in Cluj, she studied in Vienna where she currently lives and works. She also lived in Italy for a long time, where she had many exhibitions.Her […]
Lo Maalue Lynghoj
“Lo’s paintings are composed with a sublime glance of harmony and color composition and carried out with refinement and expertise.” Lo’s paintings have captured inspiration from her nearby surroundings and from travels around the world. The result is an interesting combination of international elements in relation to the adventurous, imaginary and still very down to […]
Jason Stopa interviews Bruce Livingstone
Jason Stopa interviews Bruce Livingstone from Saatchi Online at Scope Fair 2011 Jason Stopa interviews Bruce Livingstone from Saatchi Online at Scope Fair 2011 Jason Stopa: How long has Saatchi been involved with Scope? What makes this fair unique for Saatchi? Bruce Livingstone: Saatchi Online has been involved with Scope since 2007. Over […]
