Author Archives: jolanta
Jerry Adder
Jerry Adder is the winner of a Medici award at the 2007 Florence Biennale. His sculptures are carved in a very direct manner… Jerry Adder Jerry Adder is the winner of a Medici award at the 2007 Florence Biennale. His sculptures are carved in a very direct manner without the use of sketches or […]
Jerry Adder
Jerry Adder is the winner of a Medici award at the 2007 Florence Biennale. His sculptures are carved in a very direct manner… Jerry Adder Jerry Adder is the winner of a Medici award at the 2007 Florence Biennale. His sculptures are carved in a very direct manner without the use of sketches or […]
Jerry Adder
Jerry Adder is the winner of a Medici award at the 2007 Florence Biennale. His sculptures are carved in a very direct manner… Jerry Adder Jerry Adder is the winner of a Medici award at the 2007 Florence Biennale. His sculptures are carved in a very direct manner without the use of sketches or […]
Bryan McFarlane
"Despite the infiltration of darkness into his oeuvre, his travels have made him keenly aware of the transformative and spiritual power of light. He writes, ‘My paintings are… meant to reflect the shrines and innermost sanctuaries of… those places. Under this inspiration, I depict in my art real and dream places or dark light, of […]
Camo / Joes
War is in our nature. The innate presence of self-preservation is everywhere. It guides us through life and causes us to stamp out all things that threaten the sense of security we require to live in peace. Like peace, there has always been war. In fact, it has proved itself a key element in the […]
American History and Da Performa
American history has played a critical role in the development of my work. As an African-American artist and performer, it is my responsibility not to forget how comedy and humor were used to humiliate and mock people of color at the turn of the 20th century. These controlling images utilized in minstrel shows and portrayed […]
February 25, 2008
NY Arts + Art Fairs International: The Daily Newsletter Monday, February 25 Bohemian National Hall�Center of Czech Culture for more than 100 years, John Kingerlee and the Texture of Time, The Armory Responds to NY ARTS Magazine, Ethical Practices Called Into Question by Art Fairs To see the NY Arts Newsletter in Chinese please click […]
John Kingerlee and the Texture of Time
John Kingerlee, a UK-born practicing Muslim, has lived on the Beara Peninsula on the coast of Ireland for the past 25 years. He also spends about half the year in Granada, Spain, and in Morocco. All these lives, all these places, and all these beliefs bring texture to his work. D. Dominick Lombardi is a […]
Bohemian National Hallââ¬âCenter of Czech Culture for more than 100 years
The targets of my photographic interests result in documentary series about particular communities or social groups. A specific picture of a specific group represents just one of the many different parts of the whole. It is not my goal to find a universal model. It is not my idea to globalize and create a certain […]
Patrizia Murazzano
Patrizia Murazzano is a sculptress in the abstract informal tradition. She prefers working with triangular forms to create a visual puzzle… Patrizia Murazzano Patrizia Murazzano is a sculptress in the abstract informal tradition. She prefers working with triangular forms to create a visual puzzle in which the precariously balanced structures cause the viewer […]
