Author Archives: jolanta
Darrell Urban Black
My images portrays various differences in human nature, from life’s everyday dramas to humankind’s quest to under-standing self. My images portrays various differences in human nature, from life’s everyday dramas to humankind’s quest to under-standing self. The artworks transport viewers from the doldrums of their daily reality, to a visual interpretation of another reality. I […]
Darrell Urban Black
My images portrays various differences in human nature, from life’s everyday dramas to humankind’s quest to under-standing self. My images portrays various differences in human nature, from life’s everyday dramas to humankind’s quest to under-standing self. The artworks transport viewers from the doldrums of their daily reality, to a visual interpretation of another reality. I […]
Man is Man – Julia Clinker
The story of man unfolds in a word, a phrase, the connection between images that propels us forward rhythmically. The story Julia Parris tells is without cynicism. There is no judgment call. No covert typology of man. No safari-like adventure, just space, color and impulse that allows the viewer to breathe with this work. Man […]
Economy Class – Lukas Pusch
From April 6-30, 2006, the exhibition "Economy Class" is taking place at the Alliance Francaise in Nairobi. The organizers of this spontaneous show, which includes a good 100 prominent Austrian artists, were Barbara Husar, Michael Lampert, Alexander Nikolic and I. Economy Class – Lukas Pusch / Translated by Michael Badolato Lukas Pusch, “Vienna Voodoo,” 2006. […]
Resonance: On the World Epidemic – Alison Holland
French-born Australian artist Christine Maudy embodies the adage of "think local, act global" in ways that have guided her art, her lifestyle and life philosophies that are reflected in her rich abstract paintings. Resonance: On the World Epidemic – Alison Holland Courtesy of artist French-born Australian artist Christine Maudy embodies the adage of "think local, […]
An Art Magician – Sarah Lolley
Kathleen Lolley’s formidable years were split between the gray suburbs of Pittsburgh, PA and the backward woods of Louisville, KY. As a child, she sketched on any media she could find whether it was a restaurant placemat or a piece of wood from the farm. An Art Magician – Sarah Lolley Courtesy os artist Kathleen […]
Speed Reading and Japanese In Jokes – by Kate Hickey
This March the Seinendan Theatre Company performed a double bill of "The Yalta Conference" and "The Ronin Office Ladies." Written and directed by Oriza Hirata these two one-act plays discussed dark topics in a comic manner. Often compared to Chekov, Oriza is fascinated by how we see things and how we digest what we observe. […]
As a Mall, I Really Like MoMA – Keith McDermott and Jana Leo
Without invitation, two hundred paper airplanes, each formed from a single page manifesto, are flown from the balconies over the atrium of the MoMA on March 24, 2006 at 6 pm. As a Mall, I Really Like MoMA As a Mall, I Really Like MoMA – Keith McDermott and Jana Leo Without invitation, two hundred […]
Urban Techno Cul-de-sac – by Tonya Foster
In still photographs, single-channel videos and video installations, Lisa DiLillo, a New York City-based artist, focuses on peculiar interactions between elements from nature such as birds, insects, flowers, trees and also man-made arrangements and technological devices. Courtesy of artist In still photographs, single-channel videos and video installations, Lisa DiLillo, a New York City-based artist, focuses […]
Representative Portraits – by Martin Best
Cherry Hood is based in Australia, but travels and shows regularly in the US. Hood recently collaborated with J.T. LeRoy on his book, Harold’s End (published by Last Gasp). She produced unnerving paintings in response to the characters in this disquieting story about four particular street kids of San Francisco. Her huge paintings were reproduced […]
