Author Archives: jolanta

The Nowhere Place

In an age when visual information runs rampant, does the explosion of knowledge mean that people’s spiritual life becomes richer or poorer? With the change of pictures, do memories and experiences become more uncertain and more difficult to discern? Found Museum In an age when visual information runs rampant, does the explosion of knowledge mean […]

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Dining with Evil

Today the fire of our civilization is still burning, illuminating the darkness and ignorance in this world with its blaze, but it cannot lighten the civilization or the shadow hidden inside the corner of its heart. Li Mu-Zhi Today the fire of our civilization is still burning, illuminating the darkness and ignorance in this world […]

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The Anarchist

I am fascinated by our struggle to impose order on our bodies and an unruly world. Talia Greene I am fascinated by our struggle to impose order on our bodies and an unruly world. In my recent work, I have been exploring this topic through the vehicle of hair, both as a material to design […]

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Chasing the Devil’s Tail

For the past ten years my artistic practice has been dominated by the emergence and existence of a new species: skeleton fairies, part human, part animal. Tessa Farmer For the past ten years my artistic practice has been dominated by the emergence and existence of a new species: skeleton fairies, part human, part animal. They […]

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Dilek Ozmen

My works explore the woman’s imaginations and sensations. Through my paintings I transport the viewer into an extreme expressionist environment of individuality. My works explore the woman’s imaginations and sensations. Through my paintings I transport the viewer into an extreme expressionist environment of individuality. I believe that art is a reflection of ourselves, one that […]

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The Texture of Oxygen

Faint With Oxygen is the piece with the most anthropologic significance of all my works. The piece was shot in the plateaus of western China, where Tibetan people live in compact, autonomous communities.     Gao Shi-Qiang Faint With Oxygen is the piece with the most anthropologic significance of all my works. The piece was […]

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The Taste of Preserved Culture

Art is a kind of belief. As the belief makes up a person’s whole life, making art becomes this person’s whole life, too. In my work, however, there is hardly any enlightening signals other than the cross symbol. Duo Fu Art is a kind of belief. As the belief makes up a person’s whole life, […]

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Transforming Visual Territories

Experiencing life feels like inhaling fresh air. It’s not like you take a book, read a chapter, and you’ve gained this or that. Suzie Walshe A stunning group exhibition, Politics, Practices, and Emotions was one of Broadway Galley’s highlights of the year. Featuring an exciting group of extraordinary international artists, and curated by the visionary […]

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Reopening Old Wounds

I am engaged in painting, sculpture, animation, murals, collages, and videos.. Tomasz Kozak I am engaged in painting, sculpture, animation, murals, collages, and videos. Generally speaking, my works are about examining sore spots of modern history. The model example is Negroisation: Exhumation of a Certain Metaphor (2006). This interdisciplinary, multifaced installation has been inspired by […]

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Exit From Here

Chen Wen-Ling is one of the artists from a new generation in Chinese contemporary art world. After a year of preparation, his solo exhibition Emergency Exit takes place at Beijing’s Joyart Space. Huang Du Chen Wen-Ling is one of the artists from a new generation in Chinese contemporary art world. After a year of preparation, […]

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