Author Archives: jolanta
Harriet Regina Marion
Harriet Regina Marion is a mixed media artist from Brooklyn. For the past 10 years her work has been the product of… Harriet Regina Marion is a mixed media artist from Brooklyn. For the past 10 years her work has been the product of digital sketching embellished with handwork. She got her BFA in painting […]
Tara McMahon
The use of color, texture and shape to induce a predominate tactile value are the foundations of my work’s statement. The use of color, texture and shape to induce a predominate tactile value are the foundations of my work’s statement. Concrete and objective subject matter are obfuscated in the abstraction of form in order to […]
Rosemary Jacobsohn
My work is very much about life, and the action of the creation process. The action of the stitching for example and my reaction to it. Rosemary Jacobsohn My work is very much about life, and the action of the creation process. The action of the stitching for example and my reaction to it. […]
Meryl Tihanyi
Inspired by such photographers as Diane Arbus, Alfred Stieglitz and Edward Weston as well as painters Edward Hopper and Georgia O’Keefe, I began to consider the world around me and sought a way to visually interpret it. Hopper’s sense of isolation and dolefulness always struck a chord with me, along with the vivid, sensual beauty […]
Fernando Mastrangelo
The themes and idea surrounding my work are becoming increasingly more focused on a philosophy. A Philosophy that questions the current condition… The themes and idea surrounding my work are becoming increasingly more focused on a philosophy. A Philosophy that questions the current condition of man and seeks a language that exposes a world of […]
Reeling in the Years – Rieko Fujinami
Most people don’t pay much attention to the ordinary scenes that happen around them everyday. In fact, most of us can’t recognize the deeper art and beautiful compositions hidden there. However, some photographers have a special eye for capturing and showing us what a surprising and wonderful world we live in. Few can do it. […]
Take a Closer Look – D. Dominick Lombardi
The photographs of Dietmar Busse and Roger Ricco at Sara Tecchia Roma, New York, make for a compelling yet elusive narrative. Busse and Ricco both have in common this sense of solitude that is punctuated by an intellectual focus that runs the gamut between the romantic and stone cold aloneness. For this writing, I’ve chosen […]
William Mercado
Recognized by the Art Institute of New Jersey as an Outstanding Visual Artist, William Mercado Jr, a graduate at Rutgers University… Recognized by the Art Institute of New Jersey as an Outstanding Visual Artist, William Mercado Jr, a graduate at Rutgers University as a James Dickson Carr Scholar, is a self-taught artist. Working in a […]
Haik Kocharian
I was born in Armenia in 1973 in the family of theater actors. In 1996 I moved to New York in pursuit of my artistic aspirations. Energized by unending dynamics of the city I got involved in photojournalism, which later helped me to find and perfect my own voice and visual style.Curently I live and […]
Mark Pacheco
I work on multiple pieces and images at the same time. They exist because I say they do and in their particular order because I say they do. I work on multiple pieces and images at the same time. They exist because I say they do and in their particular order because I say they […]
