Author Archives: jolanta
ZeroOne San Jose and the ISEA Syposium – Kate Hickey
Do you know the way to San Jose? Well if you’re in the market for some art on the edge it may be in your best interest to get out a map. From the 7th to the 13th of August, San Jose will be jammed packed with avant-garde artists of every genre as the ZeroOne […]
Where Technology and Creative Expression Intersect – Bonnie Mitchell
The Siggraph 2006 Art Gallery, “Intersections” is one of the world’s most unique digital art exhibitions, featuring an extensive collection of works that merge innovative computer graphics and interactive techniques with artistic practice. The gallery includes works from 132 different artists, researchers and technologists from 16 countries. Where Technology and Creative Expression Intersect […]
Striking a Plus for Curation – Lisa Paul Streitfeld
La Zampa’s fully empowered female beauty shattering glass was the strongest image the New Dance Alliance concocted on the 20th anniversary of its Performance Mix Festival. The event ran over six days at Joyce SoHo with around five performances each night followed by a reception. Festival director Karen Bernard’s choices this year included theatrical performance […]
Steve Smith
For 15 years, I’ve been working to complete a body of art that focuses on the underbelly of personal emotional dialog… For 15 years, I’ve been working to complete a body of art that focuses on the underbelly of personal emotional dialog, primarily questions of my own physical abilities (or lack there of) and intellectual […]
Andy Smith
Andy Smith graduated from the Royal College of Art, London in 1998. Since then he has been working freelance producing digital and screenprint based work for a wide range of clients. His work is about characters, humour and events. Essentially drawing based, bold typography is incorporated into his imagery to create work that speaks for […]
Yuri Shin
For me, color is one of the most important aspects of a painting. The way colors interact with each other and shine on a canvas can evoke subtle, powerful emotions that are beyond the reach of words. Through a combination of observation and expression—as well as the accidents, possibilities, and limitations of the medium—I try […]
Jan Irvine
Jan Irvine’s working life has always been as an illustrator/artist. Initially,through her love of figurative drawing (and clothes.) Jan Irvine’s working life has always been as an illustrator/artist. Initially, through her love of figurative drawing (and clothes.), she worked for 6 years in the fashion and textile field in a London studio.Their clients included ICI, […]
Drowning In Art – Edward Rubin
It used to be that the Whitney Biennial was the first and last word on the state of contemporary art in the country. It was also the most eagerly anticipated art event in New York City. No matter what hung on what wall or stood on the floor, be it awful, be it great, we […]
73rd Whitney Biennial, Day for Night 2006 – E.K. Clark
An aura of deja vu hovers over this year’s mega Biennial. One hundred and one artists were invited but more than 400 more are included in the many collectives and the shows within shows that marks a departure in the curatorial style of this, the 73rd Whitney Biennial. We are presented with a made-to-order revolution—an […]
Severina Yonova
The collection”alegria” appeared right from my imagination. I found the pleasure while listening to the non-traditional styles of music The collection”alegria” appeared right from my imagination. I found the pleasure while listening to the non-traditional styles of music and made it an integral part of my work process. The great variety of the musical styles […]
