Author Archives: jolanta
Randall Okita: Things I Can’t Tell You
Throughout my career as an art critic, the choice of medium artists make has always been a central issue. In the 1970s photography was questioned. Was it an artistic medium or only a craft? Then came performance and installation art followed by video art. Luckily it seems that these days anything can be considered an […]
SINAMERICA I: ACCULTURATION, INCULTURATION, TRANSCULTURATION：”Chinese Art in U.S. Across Generations”
Arts Without Borders is pleased to announce: the Art Night on December 18th 2015 at Chelsea’s renowned Agora Gallery, SINAMERICA I: ACCULTURATION, INCULTURATION, TRANSCULTURATION：”Chinese Art in U.S. Across Generations” is a huge success! This Art Night is entitled to demonstrate the diversity of cultural interaction from several micro-generation gaps from the beginning of the […]
Adiwit Ansathammarat
Before I go to bed, I usually set my alarm clock for 5:25am in the hope that I will get up and be ready to give food offerings to a Buddhist monk. Before I go to bed, I usually set my alarm clock for 5:25am in the hope that I will get up and be […]
Diane Meyer
Using photography as my primary medium, I have long been interested in creating fictionalized landscapes inhabited by a cast of invented characters. Using photography as my primary medium, I have long been interested in creating fictionalized landscapes inhabited by a cast of invented characters. Throughout my work, is an interest in American mythos, humor, narrative […]
Kellyann Burns
As an artist I am drawn to the beauty of erosion As an artist I am drawn to the beauty of erosion: the physical deterioration and wearing away of forms over time through the action of nature’s hand. I mimic this beauty of erosion in my paintings, which are made up of as many as […]
OTHERWORDLY «SUMMER»
Till February 1st, 2016 At Tsekh Gallery As the artist himself suggested, «SUMMER» is a diary of events, which did not happen. Although these events were not realized in real life, we have 13 enigmatic artworks from the current project, and each one hides a magnificent mystery, which obviously attracts art lovers. Attentive viewer of TSEKH’ […]
Andy Warhol and Ai Weiwei
Dec. 11, 20 15 – Apr. 24, 20 16 @ NGV International (National Gallery of Victoria), Australia This major international exhibition features two of the most significant artists of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries: Andy Warhol and Ai Weiwei. Andy Warhol | Ai Weiwei, developed by the NGV and The Andy Warhol Museum, with the participation […]
32nd Bienal de São Paulo announced so far 54 artists
The organizers of the 32nd Bienal de São Paulo released a list of 54 artists who will be presented at the city’s Ciccillo Matarazzo Pavilion from September 10 to December 12, 2016: Alia Farid Born in Kuwait, 1985 Lives and works in Kuwait and Puerto Rico Anawana Haloba Born in Livingstone, Zâmbia, 1978 Lives and works in Oslo, Norway Bárbara […]
Mumbai police probe murder of ‘art genius,’ lawyer found bound in boxes
Delhi (CNN) Police in Mumbai are investigating the suspected murder of an artist and her lawyer, whose bodies were found bound and dumped in cardboard cartons over the weekend, officers said Monday. The boxes carrying the bodies of artist Hema Upadhyay and her legal counsel Harish Bhambhani were recovered from a drain on Saturday, said […]
Provoke: Between Protest and Performance – Photography in Japan 1960-1975
January 29 – May 8, 2016 Albertina Museum in Vienna, Austria The Japanese photo magazine Provoke, which ran for three issues in 1968 and 1969, is viewed as a one-of-a-kind agglomeration of post-war artistic efforts. In the world’s first-ever exhibition on this topic, the Albertina examines the complex genesis of this magazine and thereby presents […]
