Author Archives: jolanta
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 […]
Fidencio Duran
My artwork is inspired by personal experiences. These experiences are of my family in a rural part of central Texas. My artwork is inspired by personal experiences. These experiences are of my family in a rural part of central Texas. They celebrate everyday events that through the use of heightened perspective and richness of color […]
Artist to Artist: Kristin Anderson and Danny Licul – D. Dominick Lombardi
Danny Licul: When did you originally get the idea for our first project, the book?Kristen Anderson: When did I originally ask you for the drawings?DL: Early October?KA: It wouldn’t have been long before that. I’d been thinking of the feeling of belonging as an indicator of identity and unconscious driver of behavior. It came together […]
Grab a Slice – Nancy A. Ruhling
Nancy A. Ruhling: Why did you decide to exhibit your in-your-face paintings that depict the seamier side of the city in the Embassy I Theater, the gathering spot of the 1920s elite?Tom Christopher: The contrast is important. Contrasts are what New York City and my paintings are all about. I paint folks that most people […]
Stephanie Rivers
My paintings explore the relationship between past and present using figurative and abstract imagery. My paintings explore the relationship between past and present using figurative and abstract imagery. I am currently focusing on subjects that exhibit a sense of temporality and also appear timeless. I use familiar or personal photographs and also found images as […]
Sam Still
Still’s selection of the severe formality of the square has roots in an art that developed contemporarily with the art of Arp. Still’s selection of the severe formality of the square has roots in an art that developed contemporarily with the art of Arp. This geometry emerges form Cubism in the paintings of Juan Gris, […]
Colin Hunt
I am an artist who works on site. I paint diminutive paintings that reflect elemental properties of the world as they occur before me. I am an artist who works on site. I paint diminutive paintings that reflect elemental properties of the world as they occur before me. I love the limitless possibilities of painting […]
Infusion – Stephen Gosling
At CUBE Gallery, situated in the heart of historic Manchester, is an exhibition of contemporary photography that covers issues so broad that it ranges from Chinese fairytales and Buddhist thinking to the perception of female beauty in Western society and deserted institutional buildings. “Infusion” is the first group show to be undertaken by every member […]
Man Bites Consciousness – D. Dominick Lombardi
Brash, bold, eclectic, reorienting are some of my first thoughts as I entered Kadar Brock’s painting show at BUIA Gallery. At the opening, all around the throngs of artist friends and admirers hang curious paintings by someone I would have guessed would have to be a wired, rough and torrid type. Probably a little moody […]
Tate Sisters
Emeline and Claudia Tate are sisters and artists. As siblings, they exert a constant influence on each other when developing their art… Emeline and Claudia Tate are sisters and artists. As siblings, they exert a constant influence on each other when developing their art, providing one another with constructive criticism. They work together with one […]
