Author Archives: jolanta
Claus Thuroe
It all began with collages, Cubistic way of ekspression. Then Cubistic paintings inspired from Japanese history and the nature of The North Atlantic Islands. It all began with collages, Cubistic way of ekspression. Then Cubistic paintings inspired from Japanese history and the nature of The North Atlantic Islands. Born 3. of july 1965 in Copenhagen, […]
Claus Thuroe
It all began with collages, Cubistic way of ekspression. Then Cubistic paintings inspired from Japanese history and the nature of The North Atlantic Islands. It all began with collages, Cubistic way of ekspression. Then Cubistic paintings inspired from Japanese history and the nature of The North Atlantic Islands. Born 3. of july 1965 in Copenhagen, […]
Claus Thuroe
It all began with collages, Cubistic way of ekspression. Then Cubistic paintings inspired from Japanese history and the nature of The North Atlantic Islands. It all began with collages, Cubistic way of ekspression. Then Cubistic paintings inspired from Japanese history and the nature of The North Atlantic Islands. Born 3. of july 1965 in Copenhagen, […]
Somewhat Unreal – Katharina Klara Jung
Katharina Klara Jung: Your last performance took place in the Volksbühne in Berlin. What was it about? Ragnar Kjartansson: It was a collaborative performance with my wife Ásdís Sif Gunnarsdóttir. We were performing non-stop mega drama salon theatre in the entrance of the Volksbühne. It was called "It’s Not Your Fault." A piece made out […]
Sophia Peer
Sophia Peer’s short narrative videos juxtapose the banal with the absurd. Whether urine and potato salad, mice and agoraphobics, senior citizens and Jane Fonda… Sophia Peer’s short narrative videos juxtapose the banal with the absurd. Whether urine and potato salad, mice and agoraphobics, senior citizens and Jane Fonda, or young love and audio equipment, the […]
Shivers, Wild, Yikes, Cool, Ahhhhh! – D. Dominick Lombardi
One gets a sense of the unabashed intensity of real outsider art when one sees it. The show at Andrew Edlin Gallery had so much of that hard core outsider oddness that it made me giddy. Anchoring the show is Adolf Wölfli’s Untitled, 1925. Like a magic carpet ride, Wölfli can take you to more […]
Iliyan Ivanov
The CURB Group for the Arts and the Consulate General of the Republic of Bulgaria are pleased to present "Open Chapters"… The CURB Group for the Arts and the Consulate General of the Republic of Bulgaria are pleased to present Open Chapters – the most recent work by two of CURB’s founding members, Robert Aitchison […]
Maxim Fedorov
Born in Leningrad, USSR in 1974. Since 2001 lives and works in Moscow. Maxim Fedorov’s biography Education 1983 – 1986 Art College (Leningrad) 1992 – 2000 Informative Design, State Academy of Art & Design, St. Petersburg 1995 – 1997 Marketing and Advertising seminars, Berlin Communication Academy Solo exhibitions 1997 – Anna Akhmatova Museum, St. Petersburg […]
Julian S. Bielicki
The art I create shows, in my opinion, more truth about human life than science, or psychology text-books. The art I create shows, in my opinion, more truth about human life than science, or psychology text-books. Human beings suffer because they perceive their lives to be boring and kitschy, devoid of meaning. In my psychotherapy […]
Julian S. Bielicki
The art I create shows, in my opinion, more truth about human life than science, or psychology text-books. The art I create shows, in my opinion, more truth about human life than science, or psychology text-books. Human beings suffer because they perceive their lives to be boring and kitschy, devoid of meaning. In my psychotherapy […]
