Author Archives: jolanta

“The geometrically precise grid of pixels becomes the digital age’s answer to Seurat’s free-hand Pointilism; the overall composition is only obvious when the viewer steps away from the picture.” Thomas Ruff at David Zwirner Gallery Dmitry Komis Dmitry Komis is a freelance writer and independent curator living in New York. Thomas Ruff is a German […]

“There’s something very old world European about the Santa and something very 80s Time Square about the butt plug.”  Paul McCarthy at Maccarone Gallery James Hilger James Hilger is NY Arts contributing writer based in Yonkers, New York. Paul McCarthy is a Los Angeles-based artist whose work was on view in the exhibition Peter Paul […]

“The violence in the action of breaking glass, and its shattering, glittering sound, is an inescapable element of the subject matter.”   Ed Ruscha at Gagosian Gallery Laura McLean-Ferris Laura McLean-Ferris is a NY Arts London correspondent. Ed Ruscha is a Los Angeles-based artist whose work was on view in the exhibition Busted Glass at […]

“It is appropriate that his art, like his thoughts, reflect his travels. Even so, this work is less like an atlas, and more like the diary of a traveler in search of communication with others in their own language.” Lawrence Weiner at the Whitney Valery Oisteanu Valery Oisteanu is an international critic and author. Lawrence […]

"Ekatherina S. harnesses and manipulates perceptual reality in her work, using as a foundation startlingly vivid painterly sequences of events or phenomena such as birth, life, sex, nature and loss." Abraham Lubelski Ekatherina S., Dance of the Earth 17, 2007. Courtesy of the artist. Russian artist Ekatherina S.’ extraordinary, theatrically conceived work offer a rich, […]