Author Archives: jolanta
Living and Working in Vienna – Bozidar Boskovic
"Living and Working in Vienna," curated by Trevor Smith from the New Museum of Contemporary Art, features artists who inhabit and produce work in the Austrian capital. Living and Working in Vienna Bozidar Boskovic Marko Lulic, Hard and Soft No.2, 2002/05, fiberplate, wood, varnish, 450 x 650cm. "Living and Working in Vienna," curated by Trevor […]
Annabel Bluesky
In Scapegoat the photographer and artist Annabel Bluesky confronts our primeval relationship with the world around us, playing with the idea of transference, In Scapegoat the photographer and artist Annabel Bluesky confronts our primeval relationship with the world around us, playing with the idea of transference, and projection as a result of our monotheistic programming. […]
Annabel Bluesky
In Scapegoat the photographer and artist Annabel Bluesky confronts our primeval relationship with the world around us, playing with the idea of transference, In Scapegoat the photographer and artist Annabel Bluesky confronts our primeval relationship with the world around us, playing with the idea of transference, and projection as a result of our monotheistic programming. […]
Letter from Spain – Jos� Luis Molina Gonz�lez / Tranlated by Chema F.S
It’s not easy to do an analysis of the heterogeneous map of styles that appear in the Spanish contemporary art. Even in the great international fair ARCO, one can only get a glimpse. Letter from Spain Jos� Luis Molina Gonz�lez / Tranlated by Chema F.S Angela Lergo, Letters with a smell of perfume, 2003. It’s […]
Annette Blady
First, I add paint to the canvas,then collage with papers, glass, and fabrics. Then I work in texture, movement, and images. First, I add paint to the canvas,then collage with papers, glass, and fabrics. Then I work in texture, movement, and images. The process is a building of layers. Like creating a flower’s bud, I […]
Annette Blady
First, I add paint to the canvas,then collage with papers, glass, and fabrics. Then I work in texture, movement, and images. First, I add paint to the canvas,then collage with papers, glass, and fabrics. Then I work in texture, movement, and images. The process is a building of layers. Like creating a flower’s bud, I […]
Wim Delvoye’s Art Farm – Lissette Olivares
The Belgian artist Wim Delvoye, famous for the piece Cloaca–a machine which produces real faeces–is now using Beijing as one of his new centers for his notorious creations. Wim Delvoye’s Art Farm Lissette Olivares Wim Delvoye’s pigs are tattooed by Ms. Moon, Lian Ji, and Cheto Castellano at the Art Farm in Beijing. The Belgian […]
Arash Bigdeli
NY Arts presents Iranian born artist Arash Bigdeli who lives and works in Canada.The artist produces fascinating work concerned with controversial social issues NY Arts presents Iranian born artist Arash Bigdeli who lives and works in Canada. The artist produces fascinating work concerned with controversial social issues such as prostitution, poverty and crime using a […]
Arash Bigdeli
NY Arts presents Iranian born artist Arash Bigdeli who lives and works in Canada.The artist produces fascinating work concerned with controversial social issues NY Arts presents Iranian born artist Arash Bigdeli who lives and works in Canada. The artist produces fascinating work concerned with controversial social issues such as prostitution, poverty and crime using a […]
The Beauty of Garbage – Natalie Saiph Massone
In February 2005, a group of young professionals decided to join together and found "Partner Communication," an advertising company. The Beauty of Garbage Natalie Saiph Massone Noemi Piccardo, Photos for the Garbage Project, Genoa, 2005. In February 2005, a group of young professionals decided to join together and found "Partner Communication," an advertising company. Within […]
