Author Archives: jolanta
Sally Taylor
UK artist Sally Taylor’s work affirms a desire to understand more about human relationships, focusing on recording and mapping social interaction. Sally Taylor UK artist Sally Taylor’s work affirms a desire to understand more about human relationships, focusing on recording and mapping social interaction. Issues, thoughts and feelings that often evoke memory, personal history, […]
Sally Taylor
UK artist Sally Taylor’s work affirms a desire to understand more about human relationships, focusing on recording and mapping social interaction. Sally Taylor UK artist Sally Taylor’s work affirms a desire to understand more about human relationships, focusing on recording and mapping social interaction. Issues, thoughts and feelings that often evoke memory, personal history, […]
Sally Taylor
UK artist Sally Taylor’s work affirms a desire to understand more about human relationships, focusing on recording and mapping social interaction. Sally Taylor UK artist Sally Taylor’s work affirms a desire to understand more about human relationships, focusing on recording and mapping social interaction. Issues, thoughts and feelings that often evoke memory, personal history, […]
January 30, 2008
NY Arts + Art Fairs International: The Daily Newsletter Wednesday, January 30 Unseen For Over A Century, Renoir Mini Goes On Display; Danish Library To Acquire Controversial Cartoons; Joshua Roman; Posing To see the NY Arts Newsletter in Chinese please click here International Top News Unseen For Over A Century, Renoir Mini Goes On Display […]
Joshua Roman
I have always found the concept of writing an artist’s statements to be strange. After all, art is a very subjective thing, which is what I enjoy about it. I enjoy that I can create a painting that means a very definite thing to me, and that other people will take completely different things from […]
Posing
The rhetoric of the pose is both visual and performative. Although it is activated on an instinctual level—as one scans another’s pose for signs of aggression, fear, authority or compatibility—it can also be indicative of a particular time, class or culture. Studied closely, a pose reveals confidence or insecurity, self-awareness or self-doubt, desire, joy or […]
January 28, 2008
NY Arts + Art Fairs International: The Daily Newsletter Monday, January 28 Scotland Makes Moves for Chessmen; Afghanistan Has World’s Oldest Oil Paintings ;Allan Kaprow at Deitch Studios; Urban Orphans To see the NY Arts Newsletter in Chinese please click here International Top News Scotland Makes Moves for Chessman Scottish culture minister Linda Fabiani has […]
Major Minors
Catherine Yu-Shan Hsieh: What inspired you to create Works on Paper? What do you hope to accomplish with this annual event? Sanford Smith: I thought there was a need for a show that focused on all art that was created on paper: watercolors, prints, drawings, photography, architectural renderings, and so on. Sanford Smith is […]
Urban Orphans
Starting in Shanghai 2005 and carrying on in Singapore 2006 and Venice Biennale 2007, Migration Addicts project still works on negotiating migration concept today through discussions with curators, artists, and other people in the art world. Susanne Winterling, Between Heaven and Hell. Courtesy of the artist. Starting in Shanghai 2005 and carrying on in […]
Stacie Johnson
My work is personal in that it reflects my personality and draws on my everyday experiences. Interior scenes of my personal space are a reoccurring subject matter. These “interior portraits” are often informed by Feng Shui. I like the idea in Feng Shui that objects and how they are arranged have the power to alter […]
