Author Archives: jolanta
Erica Rönnbäck
Through her exploration of culture, art and nature, the artist Erica Rönnbäck creates paintings with organic shapes and expressive colors. Erica Rönnbäck Through her exploration of culture, art and nature, the artist Erica Rönnbäck creates paintings with organic shapes and expressive colors. Different creative forms of expression constitute the backbone of inspiration. Among other things, […]
Greg Lindquist
"Operating like a documentary photographer, his images function like a visual archive of locations that are in a state of constant flux. What may be a demolished site one week, may already have several floors of a skeletal shell already emerging from the earth the next." Fade to Gray Gillian Sneed Greg Lindquist’s solo exhibition […]
Kinga Kielcynska
This photographic series puts together the different elements that document the existence of a sacred cult living in the primeval Polish forest. This cult represents an eco-terrorist movement that opposes Darwinist theory. They believe people evolved from plants and they are trying to reverse evolution by living like them. Turning their backs on human civilization, […]
Dylan Graham
New Zealand-born Dutch artist Dylan Graham creates hand-cut paper works that exhibit a superlative technique of the most intricate virtuosity. The cutouts depict silhouettes of three-dimensional forms held together by a repetitive grid with filigree-style embellishments. Opting not to use high-tech processes, he allows his hand to show through the ornately decorated narrative grids that […]
Palmira Hernández de Lück
The artistic works of Palmira Hernández de Lück address the individual on a profoundly subconscious level. Palmira Hernández de Lück The artistic works of Palmira Hernández de Lück address the individual on a profoundly subconscious level. This is because their powerful symbolism initiates a dialogue between the artist and the viewer. In creating […]
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Fawad Khan
My new work depicts extravagant, yet flameless explosions. These media-inspired renderings of soldiers are fragmented and joined with those of vintage, foreign-model automobiles inspired by memories of my early upbringing in Libya and Pakistan. Born in Libya, Fawad Khan is a Pakistani-American painter based in New York. His first solo exhibition debuts March 13 at […]
Golden War
Russian artist Petr Axenoff, in his first Italian solo show at Gallery Pack, Milan, challenges the audience with a hazardous juxtaposition of fascination and cruelty. The greeting words “welcome” are shiningly displayed on the entrance wall, made out of golden gun bullets, faced by golden antitank obstacles. An image rich in references, from Beuys’ and […]
February 20, 2008
NY Arts + Art Fairs International: The Daily Newsletter Wednesday, February 20 Food For Thought: The Armory Show claims to be bringing the art world back to New York. We ask, did it ever leave? To see the NY Arts Newsletter in Chinese please click here International Top News Supreme Court in Japan Upholds Mapplethorpe […]
Jorge Rodriguez-Gerada
For some time, Andy Warhol has conceded us 15 minutes of fame. That being the case, the prerequisite was to have an accident. That tricky media-worthy relevance would not spare Marilyn, Elvis, or Mao. Their faces were sufficiently important to be worthy of being remembered, reworked, and converted into a treasured object or icon for […]
