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Jeffrey Teuton
Jeffrey’s work is a fusion of pop culture, architecture, icons, fame, power, money, sex, and consumer culture. Jeffrey’s work is a fusion of pop culture, architecture, icons, fame, power, money, sex, and consumer culture. The work is a place where fantasy, reality, sadness, and ego can all blend together. www.jeffreyteuton.com
Jeffrey Teuton
Jeffrey’s work is a fusion of pop culture, architecture, icons, fame, power, money, sex, and consumer culture. Jeffrey’s work is a fusion of pop culture, architecture, icons, fame, power, money, sex, and consumer culture. The work is a place where fantasy, reality, sadness, and ego can all blend together. www.jeffreyteuton.com
Zino
I grew up in the mountains, developing a passion for both sports and the transformation of domestic objects. I began this hobby without any particular artistic references and without knowing of the street-artist mouvement emerging at that time. Often rebellious and provocative i aim to create varied characters and explicit situations, enhanced at times by texts. […]
Zino
I grew up in the mountains, developing a passion for both sports and the transformation of domestic objects. I began this hobby without any particular artistic references and without knowing of the street-artist mouvement emerging at that time. Often rebellious and provocative i aim to create varied characters and explicit situations, enhanced at times by texts. […]
Selma Hayek, Sin City, Fire Bellies and Angels – D. Dominick Lombardi
Three shows fill Blue Star Contemporary Arts Center forming this sort of contemporary Tex-Mex overview. In the main gallery hangs 14 of the 16 large acrylic paintings created by two artists. Half of this duo is one of this country’s leading Mexican-American artists and muralists, George Yepes. Selma Hayek, Sin City, Fire Bellies and Angels […]
Rise from the Gutter – John John Jesse
I love art that when you see it, you can instantly tell it reflects who the artist is in some way. Like maybe it tells their story or maybe a part of them is in every piece. It’s basically what I do, because my life and experiences is the one thing I know everything about, […]
Edge Zones Miami Extends its Borders – Vanessa Garcia
Experimentation, risk and avant-garde, none of these terms are ever very far from Charo Oquet’s mouth. Miami artist and curator Charo Oquet is well-known in Miami as the mother hen of the emerging artist and the voodoo princess of the Diasporic installation. Oquet is the founder of Edge Zones, an artist initiative in Miami dedicated […]
July & August Picks – Christopher Chambers
Come summertime, New York art world pundits, aficionados and scribes turn to the surrounding provinces for action. The occasional solo exhibition or outstanding thematic group show within the boundaries of Gotham may yet surface, but, on the whole, the pen points out of bounds, as it were. We investigate the smallish museums in Westchester and […]
Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars – Horace Brockington
As museum and historian take a revisionist approach to the modernist canon, one area that has provided an interesting point of reinvestigation lies in the area of American Abstract Expressionism and abstract painting in general. Ann Gibson writing in her groundbreaking work Abstract Expressionism: Other Politics observes that many of the problems that have limited […]
The Few, the Proud, the Defiant – Nina DaVinci-Nichols
The playwright John Patrick Shanley commenting on his own work says "Defiance is a necessary step in the life of an individual and in the life of a nation, but it is an intermediate step." Understanding the play as a step in part explains its shape and size, short, sharp and inconclusive. The Few, the […]
