Author Archives: jolanta
Houston Report: Alive and Well in the Deep South
Somewhere between the sophistication of the art Mecca that is New York and the sustained hype of Los Angeles is the Houston art scene. Those not familiar with Texas may be unaware of the dichotomy that ultimately makes Houston so intriguing: Here, the brisk momentum of busy day-to-day life that makes any large city feel […]
Ice Flows
This work comes from a constellation of ideas related to landscape painting, self-organizing matter, and the view of “things” as aggregates. While they are landscapes for the most part, I’m interested in the matter that constitutes the ground, and how it relates to human bodies and culture. Here matter is the principle actor, whether it’s […]
Fumihiro Kato
Fumihiro Kato is an self-taught artist who lives and works in Yao-city, Osaka, Japan. Creating an array of intricate paintings that depict a vivid glimpse into nature Fumihiro Kato Fumihiro Kato is an self-taught artist who lives and works in Yao-city, Osaka, Japan. Creating an array of intricate paintings that depict a vivid glimpse into […]
ICA
The Institute of Contemporary Arts is a nonprofit exhibition space based in London, England. The Institute of Contemporary Arts is a nonprofit exhibition space based in London, England. www.ica.org.uk
National Portrait Gallery
The National Portrait Gallery in London, England exhibits British art. The National Portrait Gallery in London, England exhibits British art. www.npg.org.uk
Trajan Gallery
Established in 1999, Trajan Gallery extends a dynamic presentation of contemporary international and American art to the Carmel gallery scene. Established in 1999, Trajan Gallery extends a dynamic presentation of contemporary international and American art to the Carmel gallery scene. Featuring an impressive scope of stylistic categories, Trajan’s stable of artists reflects a rich […]
Trajan Gallery
Established in 1999, Trajan Gallery extends a dynamic presentation of contemporary international and American art to the Carmel gallery scene. Established in 1999, Trajan Gallery extends a dynamic presentation of contemporary international and American art to the Carmel gallery scene. Featuring an impressive scope of stylistic categories, Trajan’s stable of artists reflects a rich […]
Tony Feher at PaceWildenstein
Somewhere along the east wall of PaceWildenstein’s 57th Street Gallery tin foil lies on the floor, rolled up in a small ball. With a step or two, you find a grid of eight columns and eight rows of diagonally cut pieces of silver painted wood arranged in no apparent order on the ground. If you […]
Keeping it in the Family
Our family has four members, and all of us are artists. Anna Torma, my mother, uses silk and fabric to make wonderfully complicated works that are part drawing, part collage, and part textile art. Her works are made using traditional hand embroidery combined with the use of found fabrics. She has also saved every childhood […]
