Author Archives: jolanta

Beatrix Pirchner

  www.art-beyond-innocence.com

Posted in NY Arts Magazine: Artists at Home & Abroad

Aghzout Abdelkhalek

  www.aghzout.com

Posted in NY Arts Magazine: Artists at Home & Abroad

In Claiming Justice

After I had been engaged in art for ten years in China, I moved from southern China to New York in 2001. I grew up in the Cultural Revolution in the 60s and the 70s, the reforming and opening of the national policy in the 80s, and the commercial economic society in the 90s. My works […]

Posted in Spring 2010

Memory’s Outlook

In my series, Inside, I address the issues of childhood memories in meticulously composed conceptual photographic tableaux. An essential tension animates almost every picture with an immediacy, an articulateness of gesture, a strong sense of color and composition, and an unusual perspective. The narrative is filled in single frames, intriguingly poised between abstraction and figuration. […]

Posted in Spring 2010

Underground on Broadway

Underground on BROADWAY is an exhibition of young and emerging British artists showing this summer at the Broadway Gallery, New York. Follow us for updates on the artists, new & exciting projects in both London & New York, and of course the show itself. Underground on BROADWAY is an exhibition of young and emerging British […]

Posted in Art Fairs | Events

Babydoll

Babydoll, June 3, 6-8pm @ Broadway Gallery www.broadwaygallerynyc.com

Posted in Exhibits | Events

A Collective Effort

Apart from scientific research, conservation, exhibitions, and art education, the collecting of works of art is one of the fundamental tasks of a museum. In many countries one sees cutbacks or at least a freezing of funding levels when it comes to state support of museums. In contrast, expenditure for the maintenance and operation of […]

Posted in Spring 2010

Apocalyptic Visions

While Beatrice Burel’s paintings have the swirling energy of many abstract works, they also suggest something quite different: the murmuring of numerous voices beneath each layer. The artist’s work has changed greatly over the years, and is seldom truly abstract. She courageously goes beyond the given and familiar, pioneering new techniques and materials in order […]

Posted in Spring 2010

Adoring Adornment

Although the word “ornament” is one of most important keywords of Postmodernism, it seems only a few critics or art historians in the field of contemporary art have tried to find new meanings for this word. Lately, however, there are some tendencies that can only be described as nothing but “ornament” in Japanese contemporary art. […]

Posted in Spring 2010

Everyday Cocoons

I always believe all that exists has a reason for being, both visible and invisible. Some things can be controlled, but most of them are intangible or unknown. I love the mystery of things and believe its holiness, sacredness, and marvelousness. Oh, songs of spiritual practitioners! How amazing life is! When I realize it, how […]

Posted in Spring 2010