Author Archives: jolanta
Trance Track by Bjorn Akesson
“Shadows” Bjorn Akesson Future Sound Of Egypt When you think a track can’t get any better, the Hungarian duo Myon & Shayne 54 is quick to surprise.”Peace Of Mind” is another reminder of their ability to soar above the status quo and reach beyond obvious trends.
Electric Zoo returns to New York City’s Randall’s Island Park
From September 4-6, Electric Zoo returns to New York City’s Randall’s Island Park with a new “Transformed” theme in tow. Before the Labor Day Weekender arrives, festivalgoers can plan ahead with its newly released day-by-day schedule. Headliners Above & Beyond, the Chemical Brothers and Alesso will each close out the main stage on separate nights, […]
Francesco Clemente: Encampment at MASS MoCA
“I’m told I am a nomadic artist,” artist Francesco Clemente once dryly noted. In Encampment — a multi-part 30,000 square foot installation occupying MASS MoCA’s largest gallery — Clemente’s transitory experience of changing geographies, diverse cultural climates, and indeed consciousness itself infuses his imagery and art with a particularly rich range of references and meaning. […]
This Is Mary Brown at La MaMa
A new play written and performed by Winsome Brown Directed by Brad Rouse The epic story of a mother’s life. In this beautiful one-woman show, Obie-award winner Winsome Brown channels her wickedly funny Irish mother, her Alaskan frontiersman father, and her engaging family to tell the story of a simple life. With deft humor and a […]
Juxtaposition on the Sweet and Pretty
My style hinges on long limbs, jagged joints, and exaggerated facial features. I give my characters a whimsical, light sense even when the theme or emotion may be darker. The juxtapose urging the viewer to look beyond their first reaction. My mediums of choice are pen, watercolor, and pencil. I’m highly diverse and tailer my […]
‘After Year Zero’ at Museum of Modern Art, Warsaw
“After Year Zero” investigates geographies of collaboration and the politics of universality after 1945, during the period of decolonization. The Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw hosts the second presentation of the exhibition, which was initially produced and presented at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt (HKW) Berlin in 2013. Museum of Modern Art together […]
June 25th PARTY to aid Homeless Nepali Children
The Nepal Earthquake left Butterfly Home’s children homeless; OFF Chelsea.com hosts a 6/25 Art Party to help. OFF CHELSEA, an artists’ collective, is holding a fundraiser for Nepal’s Early Childhood Development Center and Butterfly Home, on June 25th. Art-loving New Yorkers will get a chance to help children on the other side of the world. […]
DRAFTSMEN DRAFT @ LUISE ROSS GALLERY
DRAFTSMEN DRAFT Works on paper LUISE ROSS GALLERY Summer Hours: Monday–Friday, 10:00 –5:00 547 WEST 27 STREET #504 NEW YORK NY 10001-‐5669 www.luiserossgallery.com
Interviews with Street and Graffiti Artists, BOS 2015
Juguetería/Toys Warehouse — Interactive Exhibit by Studio Sweet Home — to Open at Exit Room NY for Interviews The Studio Street Home duo — Colombian native Yeimi Salazar and Puerto Rican native Melvin Sanchez – began collaborating six years ago, soon after they met in NYC. Their first solo exhibit will open tomorrow and Saturday at Exit Room NY during […]
“Conversations about Drawing” with Marcel Dzama
New Interview Magazine Lines & Marks launches the first of its “Conversations about Drawing” with Marcel Dzama, followed by Anders Nilsen, Julie Mehretu, Charles Cohen, & Ben Klock. Lines & Marks is the only interview magazine dedicated to nothing less than the foundation of human achievement in both the arts and sciences — Drawing. Via candid conversations and beautiful, interactive artwork presentations, Lines […]
