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Alexander Belobrovsky

He is an artist of beauty and lyricism. His works though lacking the garish effectiveness attract you by the delicate understanding of the nature. He is an artist of beauty and lyricism. His works though lacking the garish effectiveness attract you by the delicate understanding of the nature. They struck the onlooker by their reserved […]

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Alexander Brener

Alexander Brener is a Russian conceptual artist that is against the market of contemporary art. For him, the most important is to act. Alexander Brener is a Russian conceptual artist that is against the market of contemporary art. For him, the most important is to act. ‘One shouldn’t only write poems, they should be shouted’. […]

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Alexander Brener

Alexander Brener is a Russian conceptual artist that is against the market of contemporary art. For him, the most important is to act. Alexander Brener is a Russian conceptual artist that is against the market of contemporary art. For him, the most important is to act. ‘One shouldn’t only write poems, they should be shouted’. […]

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Listening to You – Cedar Lewisohn

If climate change one day causes all of the museum world’s text labels to peel off and fall to the ground, one artist who will not be in danger of being misidentified is Barbara Kruger. Listening to You Cedar Lewisohn Barbara Kruger, Installation, 1991. Silkscreen, wallpaper. Courtesy of Mary Boone Gallery, New York. Photo Zindman […]

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The King of the Chinese Underground – Lissette Olivares

It seems that Beijing is a breeding ground for wacky art. Cheto Castellano, a Chilean artist who has lived in China the past year, confirms my suspicion that anything can be done in China. Castellano has a history of working with unconventional materials. The King of the Chinese Underground Lissette Olivares Cheto Castellano’s carved skulls. […]

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Alice Burton

 Early last year I began to ask myself whether I could render the experience of my home environment in the same manner as I did my journeys. Early last year I began to ask myself whether I could render the experience of my home environment in the same manner as I did my journeys. Inspired […]

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Alice Burton

 Early last year I began to ask myself whether I could render the experience of my home environment in the same manner as I did my journeys. Early last year I began to ask myself whether I could render the experience of my home environment in the same manner as I did my journeys. Inspired […]

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Maintaining wilderness – Hilary Sample

Joel Sternfeld?s melancholy photographs of the abandoned High Line, the disused elevated railway track that runs for 20 blocks along the West Side, from the meatpacking district up through Chelsea, capture the irony of a wilderness blooming in New York City. Maintaining wilderness Hilary Sample Field Operations and Diller, Scofidio + Renfro, The High Line, […]

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Alice Mckay Barnett

"I "paint" a landscape using rocks collected from that landscape." Barnett searches for a spectrum in each location. "I "paint" a landscape using rocks collected from that landscape." Barnett searches for a spectrum in each location. She hunts, gathers, crushes and then glues these finds onto a two-dimensional surface. The works range from index card […]

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Alice Mckay Barnett

"I "paint" a landscape using rocks collected from that landscape." Barnett searches for a spectrum in each location. "I "paint" a landscape using rocks collected from that landscape." Barnett searches for a spectrum in each location. She hunts, gathers, crushes and then glues these finds onto a two-dimensional surface. The works range from index card […]

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