Author Archives: jolanta

My recent works reflect my research into current trends, advancements and understandings of physics, nanotechnology, neurology and other contemporary sciences.   My recent works reflect my research into current trends, advancements and understandings of physics, nanotechnology, neurology and other contemporary sciences. My practice gleans influence from the theory of an evolutionary Singularity, work being done […]

Nicholas Bakita paints abstract images, often sparse, of the world that surrounds us all.   Nicholas Bakita, a recent graduate from SVA’s master of fine arts program, paints often sparse abstract images of the world that surrounds us all.   Nicholas Bakita

Andrew Brischler’s work examines the youthful foolishness of his generation’s view of abstraction.   Andrew Brischler lives and works in New York, NY. A recent graduate of the School of Visual Arts MFA program, his work examines the youthful foolishness of his generation’s view of abstraction. His intentionally ill-conceived canvases explore a sense of futile […]

Brian Scott Campbell is an artist living and working in New York City.   scroll steppers ssshape shifter stepping stone spoiled sky sea change seeing things saturn ring striped vase private eyes magic hat black hole gray flowers potted plant planted pot endless summer endless bummer anvil snag wild hum forestttttttime concrete pour modern life […]

Jorge Méndez Blake’s work stands out by its commitment to explore the complexity of modern times. He lives and works in Guadalajara.   Jorge Méndez Blake (born 1974) is a Mexican mixed-media artist. He has taken part in numerous individual and collective exhibitions in Guadalajara, Monterrey, Madrid, Montreal, Paris, New York City, Osaka and Oxfordshire. Méndez […]

Amalia Pica’s work often takes the form of temporary interventions on buildings, monuments, or objects, documenting the artist’s insertion of her own body into the landscape or her subtle alteration of it. Motivated by a desire for civic participation, Amalia Pica’s work often takes the form of temporary interventions on buildings, monuments, or objects, documenting […]