Author Archives: jolanta
Linda Bradford
Like musical tones, colors can create consonance and dissonance. On my site, I attempt to array color harmonies and contrasts in ways that register on the viewer emotionally…. Like musical tones, colors can create consonance and dissonance. On my site, I attempt to array color harmonies and contrasts in ways that register on the viewer […]
Linda Bradford
Like musical tones, colors can create consonance and dissonance. On my site, I attempt to array color harmonies and contrasts in ways that register on the viewer emotionally…. Like musical tones, colors can create consonance and dissonance. On my site, I attempt to array color harmonies and contrasts in ways that register on the viewer […]
Karin Bos
Karin Bos lives and works in Amsterdam the Netherlands. Her main media are painting, drawing and printing. Karin Bos lives and works in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Her main media are painting, drawing and printing. The image evoked by the work of Karin Bos is one of a nice world at first sight. Bright colors and references […]
Karin Bos
Karin Bos lives and works in Amsterdam the Netherlands. Her main media are painting, drawing and printing. Karin Bos lives and works in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Her main media are painting, drawing and printing. The image evoked by the work of Karin Bos is one of a nice world at first sight. Bright colors and references […]
Cassandra C. Jones
Good Cheer, 2005-06, Wallpaper installation detail "For Jones, photography is a core medium, but she belongs to a new breed of photographers – or call them photography-based artists-who grapple with questions of relevance and context in a world gone thick and dizzy with photographic images and clichéd uses thereof." – Josef Woodard, Artweekhttp://www.cassandrac.net
Albert Shelton
‘Prospective History’, Oil on Canvas, 60″ x 48″, 2005 Each of Shelton’s paintings project their own obscure realities. Place and pictorial composition silently evoke grandiose visual metaphors for humanity. A subtle dichotomy of emptiness and fullness coalesces with darkness and light; alluding to themes of solitude and existence. He venerates with seamless unity, the indirect […]
Traveling to Collapse Space – Alison Levy
The experience of video art is becoming closer to film in order to tap into art’s powerful transportative quality. Including the drama and suspense of film, as well as a dry documentary-style, video projection and video installation aims to be interactive or overwhelming quality, comparable to an IMAX experience. A total art experience is afforded […]
The Magic of Angel Orensanz – Edward Rubin
Be it a building, a body of water, a field of corn or a city park, Angel Orensanz is known for transforming anything that he touches into a work of art. In his recent exhibition Reflectant Universe at the Mãe d’Agua das Amoreiras Reservoir, one of the Museu da Agua’s three Lisbon exhibition spaces, the […]
Perpetual Art Machine – Leah Oates
Lee Wells is a NYC-based video and installation artist and independent curator. Wells was named the Independent Curator of the Year by the -scope Art Fair, has exhibited around and has organized exhibitions nationally and internationally.Leah Oates: Please speak about your background and how you became an artist.Lee Wells: I moved around a bunch as […]
X-Ray
This mixed-media collage work is a reflection on violence and innocence, part of an ensemble of 25 works… This mixed-media collage work is a reflection on violence and innocence, part of an ensemble of 25 works. X-Ray’s works have been exhibited internationally and are part of important collections in the US and Europe.
