Author Archives: jolanta
A Green Thumb and a Survival Kit
Maurizio Cattelan: When you talk about your work, you use the term “formula.” Now you’ve even made it the title of your exhibition in Berlin. What is it, this formula?Gianfranco Baruchello: Every day, the artist constructs his world and his way of being, which is coherence and contradiction at the same time. In doing so, […]
Everything Has Its Place
Everything Has Its Place Group Exhibition, Everything Has Its Place, March 27, 6-9pm @ Mother Dog Studios www.artisk.net
An Observer of the Undercurrent
Catherine Y. Hsieh: Gender, relationships, and identity are recurring themes in your work. A lot of times, your work deals with men’s conventional image coined by social standards. What was it that spurred this overthrow of stereotypes in your work?Jesper Just: For a long time my work did revolve around stereotypical images of men and the […]
A Shot of Oddness
Aaron Hobson: Let me start off by saying I really enjoy your work, especially the Doppelgänger series (which is what I will be referring to in the Q&A). One thing I admire about your work that differs from other work I’ve seen (mine included) is how eerie and unsettling the images make me feel, but […]
Until the End of the Road
Ric Blackshaw: First off, could you tell me a bit about your background, and what inspired you to begin making street art and street interventions?Roadsworth: I’m actually a musician by training, but growing up I was exposed to visual art in different forms partly because my mother was an artist, and many of her friends […]
Thought in the Street
Masha Sumtsova: Who are you and what do you do? Gaia: My name is Gaia. I am a street artist currently enrolled in art school in Baltimore. The work that I am most known for is based in block printing utilizing animal motifs generally as an emotive, or signaling tool. My work is very much […]
Spatial Seduction
While artist David Kastner’s paintings, photographic prints, light installations, and wall sculptures 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. He courageously goes beyond the given and […]
Antony Gromley
Antony Gromley Antony Gromley, Event Horizon, March 26 – August 15 @ Madison Square Park Conservatory Madison Square Park Conservatory
