Author Archives: jolanta
A.I.R. Gallery – Announcing the 2016-17 Fellows!
Manal Abu-Shaheen Elizabeth Hoy Eleanor King MaryKate Maher Alison Owen Naomi Ramirez A special congratulations to the Emma Bee Bernstein Recipient, Manal Abu-Shaheen. Manal Abu-Shaheen Manal Abu-Shaheen (b. Beirut, 1982) is a Lebanese-American photographer currently living and working in Long Island City, NY. She moved from Lebanon to New York in 2000 and received […]
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“Kenosis in the Supervoid” @ Station Independent Projects, NYC
Kenosis in the Supervoid Co-Curated by Shane Harrington and Leah Oates. Opening April 8th from 6pm to 9pm and on view through May 8th, 2016 Artists: Michael Anderson, Brent Birnbaum, George Bolster, Arnaud Brihay, Klay-James Enos, Shane Harrington, Lee Ranaldo and Tim Maxwell. Kenosis in the Supervoid refers to the merger of two opposing processes. […]
Maxwell Stevens: Thesis Antithesis & Synthesis
The American painter has resorted to a prodigious ascension towards the dialectic synthesis of his oeuvre. Naturalistic realism and abstract expressionism are conjugated with a rich palette of stylistic and compositional elements in a period of creative maturity which is set to make waves. During this past snowy February we had the opportunity to attend […]
Artexpo New York: April 14–17 at Pier 94 in New York City, NY
The World’s Largest Fine Art Show, Artexpo New York, Announces 2016 Interactive Programming –Four-day experience featuring extraordinary fine art, seminars, live entertainment, and more- Artexpo New York, the annual juried art show taking place April 14–17 at Pier 94 in the heart of New York City, announces its lineup of interactive programming, including Art Talks, […]
“Pacific Red” by Larry Bell in Hong Kong
Swire Properties and United Talent Agency (UTA) Fine Arts Announce Partnership Swire Properties and UTA Fine Arts Launch Programme Celebrating Art, Architecture and Cultural Dialogue for Art Basel in Hong Kong 2016 Collaboration to feature a public exhibition of new work by American artist Larry Bell at Pacific Place, Swire Properties’ premier lifestyle destination in […]
Mark Wallinger’s ID At Hauser & Wirth
Hauser & Wirth London is currently presenting Mark Wallinger’s debut solo exhibition with the gallery. The artist’s latest offering is spread across both Savile Row spaces hosting a presentation of new paintings and multi-media works. Wallinger utilises Sigmund Freud’s terms, id, ego and superego in an interrogation of the psyche, the self, and the subject, […]
Hans Andre’s comments about his paintings
The painting, The Charm, made in 2015, originated in the bourgeois highly “discreet” charm and these people’s dominance and self-satisfaction but also lack of self-awareness. The idea came after participating in a snobbish event, it was actually a funeral, with, as always, the pompous and exaggerated speeches. The emerging binary digits can either symbolize the passing […]
MANUELLA MUERNER MARIONI at the ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST HOME DESIGN SHOW
MANUELLA MUERNER MARIONI at the ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST HOME DESIGN SHOW – ARTIFACT – Booth 519 More about artist: NY Arts ARTE-MANUELLA Manuella Muerner Marioni
The inaugural exhibitions at The Met Breuer
Thomas Campbell, director of the Met, called the Breuer “a piece of sculpture”. It has been referred to as an upside down Mayan ruin — a Cyclops. The Met has leased it for 8 years as it pursues a renovation at the Fifth Avenue Contemporary and Modern wing. Architects Beyer Blinder Belle known for their reverent renovations […]
