Author Archives: jolanta

Dierdre Lawrence: Perhaps we can start by your telling me which images in Egypt Through Other Eyes you found most intriguing, or which theme. Timothy Hull: I can’t remember an exact piece, well, maybe I do…. I remember being drawn to a poster about an exposition of Egyptian artifacts. I was fascinated with the idea […]

Three boys, side by side, all look contemplative as if they are wondering where to go, what to do; as if they’re not sure of their own existence, as if they don’t know why they are here. They are standing against relatively dark backgrounds, their faces—though those of children—carry an expression that is so immersed […]

In the beginning, Art/Brut Center Gugging was a building full of interesting personalities, each with unique outstanding talents. They are Johann Hauser, August Walla and Oswald Tschirtner. Hauser—who died in 1996—has work presented around the world. He was a master of drawing in colored pencil, and his work was enthusiastically received by not only devotees […]

Violence and brutality aside, if you were ever unsure of how ridiculous hunting can seem in modern terms, Angela Singer spells it out. Singer has explored the notion of the hunt and its trophies for a number of years and while her subjects explicitly reference the idea, her process pointedly undermines the esteem of hunting […]