Author Archives: jolanta
A Defining Cultural Expression – Kathy Scott
Situated on the west coast of Ireland by the Atlantic Ocean, Galway has been long considered Ireland’s capital of culture. The fastest growing city in Europe, with a population of 75,000, Galway is a young and vibrant university city. Galway Arts Festival is the defining cultural expression of Galway and is at the heart of […]
Agnes Kunz Vigil
Through the use of color photography, I explore the humorous aspects of modern day slang and human sexuality. Through the use of color photography, I explore the humorous aspects of modern day slang and human sexuality. Inspiration for my imagery is derived from modern American culture and its apparent obsession with sex. Because of this […]
Carlo Pieroni
"Carlo Pieroni is born in Florence, Italy. He began creating photographic imagery in 1976 and has enjoyed a very successful international career in fashion and beauty photography. He currently maintains a studio in Paris, but travels extensively throughout Europe and The United States shooting for several international magazines and advertising agencies. Carlo Pieroni is currently […]
Sounds Sight and an Unlimited Horizon – Curator Alain Thibault
Elektra, a digital arts festival held in Montreal, is the largest event of its genre in North America. Over the course of its seven editions, it has built a reputation as one of the international leaders in the diffusion of works that combine cutting-edge music and visual creation in a technological perspective. Sounds […]
New Light Floods In – Nina Zivancevic
Two years after the big construction works and the process of the entire renovation, the French MOMA in Paris has finally reopened its doors to a great number of recent visitors. The intention of the City authorities who financed this huge project was to bring back some 8,000 old masterpieces which were already in the […]
Vesna Jovanovic
Vesna Jovanovic works in various media including photography, drawing and ceramics, with examples ranging from pinhole photographs… Vesna Jovanovic works in various media including photography, drawing and ceramics, with examples ranging from pinhole photographs to surrealist inkblots and double-walled ceramic vessels. Her working methods encompass a combination of both uncertainty and precision, and her personal […]
Marti Garaughty
Marti Garaughty, his infinitely complex color compositions drip and dance across the canvas. Marti Garaughty, his infinitely complex color compositions drip and dance across the canvas. Contemporary masterpieces like The Promise, God Whispers In The Silence and Insomnia have drawn critical acclaim from both collectors and critics alike. If you like Pollock and Riopelle, you’ll […]
Gravity and Grace – Nolan Wooten
The Bologna art fair has the honour of being the first art fair of the year, and the 2006 fair gave the year an optimistic start, with sales and visitors in the high figures and an unusual programme of fringe events. Gravity and Grace – Nolan Wooten Bologna Art Fair The Bologna […]
Post-Communism + Globalization = Post-Capitalism? – Dennys Matos
It is curious to see how the fall of the Berlin Wall marked the appearance of a series of socio-cultural, political and ideological phenomena that are defining the development of Western societies in a way that is problematic. Post-Communism + Globalization = Post-Capitalism? – Dennys Matos Alexei Kostroma, RED (Mein Kampf), 2006 […]
Richard Aber
Richard Aber, lives in Southern California and has been working in the visual arts since the mid 19600s. Aber is more inclusive than reductive and finds the use of polemics helpful Richard Aber, lives in Southern California and has been working in the visual arts since the mid 1960’s. Aber is more inclusive than […]
