Author Archives: jolanta
Matilde Digmann talks to Mary Kelly
Matilde Digmann: Thank you for taking the time to talk to me. I would like to start by asking you about the title of the work Love Songs? How does it correspond to the content and expression of the work? Mary Kelly: Well, the title is kind of unusual for me: in the past I’ve […]
Ralph Turturro
My work’s intention is to be beautiful. To communicate, to express, to discover, to evolve what I think and feel is beautiful… Ralph Turturro My work’s intention is to be beautiful. To communicate, to express, to discover, to evolve what I think and feel is beautiful, valuable, important. To do this I feel, I must […]
Ralph Turturro
My work’s intention is to be beautiful. To communicate, to express, to discover, to evolve what I think and feel is beautiful… Ralph Turturro My work’s intention is to be beautiful. To communicate, to express, to discover, to evolve what I think and feel is beautiful, valuable, important. To do this I feel, I must […]
December 19, 2007
NY Arts + Art Fairs International: The Daily Newsletter Wednesday, December 19 Russia Cancels Exhibition in London; UBS Exhibition in Tokyo; Diana Puntar; Of Beasts and Men To see the NY Arts Newsletter in Chinese please click here International Top News Russia Cancels Exhibition in London Officials in Moscow canceled a major exhibition of Russian […]
Diana Puntar
Less Than Day, Or Night, my recent sculptural installation at PS1 Contemporary Art Center, continues to explore what I call “homemade futurism.” The piece is inspired by the final Cantos of Dante’s Inferno in which Dante, led by Virgil, enters the freezing central pit of hell. At the end, as the pair climb their way […]
Of Beasts and Men
Kate Clark’s taxidermic sculptures are disarming. With patience and skill, she marries sympathetic, sculpted human faces to animal forms, creating hybrid creatures that awaken in the viewer a sense of wonder while also encouraging somber rumination. Not long ago similar creations—mummified mermaids, mounted werewolves—filled circus side shows and toured natural history museums, providing audiences with […]
Johan Berggren talks to Carsten Höller
Johan Berggren: Right now we are sitting in an amazing house about 20 minutes away from inner city Stockholm. This is where you and Miriam Bäckström, also an artist, live. It’s a bit secluded but it must be very relaxing out here. How long have you lived here? Carsten Höller: About five years. We lived […]
Ain Cocke talks to Colter Jacobsen
Ain Cocke: Let’s just fuck the intellectual talk…. Let’s talk about sex. What was the first time you got laid like? Tell me if you want, but I’m just kidding. No tell me. Colter Jacobsen: I was in Rome; his name was Angelo and he was just that, an angel. He was a French/Italian who […]
December 14, 2007
NY Arts + Art Fairs International: The Daily Newsletter Friday, December 14 British Firm to design Arabian Museum; Fecal Art To see the NY Arts Newsletter in Chinese please click here International Top News British Firm to design Arabian Museum The British firm Foster + Partners Ltd, founded by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Norman Foster, has […]
Angry Wallpapers
Dressing the surfaces of Yvon Lambert’s project space with an uninterrupted stream of translucent words, and with a bichrome wallpaper of Chinese lotuses composed of dirty messages and comprising pornographic scenes, Tsang Kin-Wah debuted in New York last fall with new signature installations. Their underlying “anger” was calibrated toward an American audience—rants like FUCKINGWHITEAMERICANSUPERFICIALIST, DAMNTHEAMERICANSDAMNTHEMUSLIMS, […]















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