Author Archives: jolanta
Ha Rhin Kim
Ha Rhin Kim creates images of human beings in a metaphorical sense. These images become symbols, integrating philosophical concepts… Ha Rhin Kim creates images of human beings in a metaphorical sense. These images become symbols, integrating philosophical concepts and feelings for her work. Through such symbolization of her work, Ha Rhin Kim suggests that the […]
Hideki Koh
Born in 1951 Japan, Hideki’s work is seen in many magazine publications around Japan and is widely recognized. One of many successful Japanese artists… Born in 1951 Japan, Hideki’s work is seen in many magazine publications around Japan and is widely recognized. One of many successful Japanese artists who has held many solo exhibitions in […]
Vladimir Zimanas
Vlad Zimanas born in Vilnius, Lithuania and currently residing in Vienna, Austria. He is still continuing to work on his style but puts a lot of emphasis on colours and forms. Vlad Zimanas born in Vilnius, Lithuania and currently residing in Vienna, Austria. He is still continuing to work on his style but puts a […]
Vladimir Zimanas
Vlad Zimanas born in Vilnius, Lithuania and currently residing in Vienna, Austria. He is still continuing to work on his style but puts a lot of emphasis on colours and forms. Vlad Zimanas born in Vilnius, Lithuania and currently residing in Vienna, Austria. He is still continuing to work on his style but puts a […]
Decadent Freak or Reliant American – Daniel Davidson
When I was a little kid, I used to love to graffiti moustaches and eye patches and assorted types of teeth onto the photos in magazines. Transforming the nice people into something to laugh at, something that looked creepy or disgusting was fun. There was a strange power in over-accessorizing the beautiful or the normal. […]
Presenting the Navigator ââ¬â E.K. Clark
For his second solo exhibition at Guild and Greyshkul, “The Navigator’s Quarters Must Not be Disturbed,” Halsey Rodman proposes the conceit of an absent doppelganger—the Navigator—in order to explore the very nature of the creative process, space, time and the metaphysics of existence. In the central portion of the gallery, the artist constructs a dwelling […]
Maureen Drdak
Drdak’s work concerns the reinterpretation of archaic imagery, western and eastern, focusing on the Sacrificial. Contrasting severity and sensuality Drdak’s work concerns the reinterpretation of archaic imagery, western and eastern, focusing on the Sacrificial. Contrasting severity and sensuality within aniconic and biomorphic form, her work explores the psychological anxieties driving the sacrificial impulse as experienced […]
Christopher E. Harrison
My work, which I have coined the term “Proto biomorphisms” features paintings with amoeba-like shapes… My work, which I have coined the term “Proto biomorphisms” features paintings with amoeba-like shapes with densely textured backgrounds. “Proto biomorphisms” are a common ancestor of a set of related visual art styles that merge into a singular, albeit simplified […]
Scapes – D. Dominick Lombardi
I had some artistic talent as a child, so my parents decided to place me in a series of small private art schools. In one painting school, us kids were expected to copy existing art works: poor color repros culled from magazines and books such as Winslow Homer’s The Herring Net, 1885, and those big-eyed […]
