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Arthur Bernard

The appeal of Arthur Bernard’s work lies in his exuberant way of painting: movement, colour and colour contrasts are a feast for the eye and a comfort to the soul. The appeal of Arthur Bernard’s work lies in his exuberant way of painting: movement, colour and colour contrasts are a feast for the eye and […]

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Arthur Bernard

The appeal of Arthur Bernard’s work lies in his exuberant way of painting: movement, colour and colour contrasts are a feast for the eye and a comfort to the soul. The appeal of Arthur Bernard’s work lies in his exuberant way of painting: movement, colour and colour contrasts are a feast for the eye and […]

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The Finger In The Eye – Emilio Corti

Brightness that blinds and noise that prevents comprehension–Gianluca Codeghini works with the contradictions and extremes of perception. His sound installations and performances do not merely ask viewers to find new ways to see, hear and communicate, but give them no choice. The Finger In The Eye Emilio Corti Gianluca Codeghini, Dice non-dice, 2005. Brightness that […]

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Audrey Bergounioux

I seek balance in my compositions. I usually design paintings that could be enjoyed from different angles. I seek balance in my compositions. I usually design paintings that could be enjoyed from different angles. You can hang them horizontally, vertically and in reversed position. By moving them, their meaning changes. http://www.audrey-paintings.net/english.html

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Audrey Bergounioux

I seek balance in my compositions. I usually design paintings that could be enjoyed from different angles. I seek balance in my compositions. I usually design paintings that could be enjoyed from different angles. You can hang them horizontally, vertically and in reversed position. By moving them, their meaning changes. http://www.audrey-paintings.net/english.html

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Two years is a century now – Horace Brockington

Excerpts from a conversation between Horace Brockington and Jessica Murray, who recently moved her non-profit space from Brooklyn to Chelsea, and became for-profit along the way. Two years is a century now Horace Brockington Jesse Bercowetz, Matt Bua, and Carrie Dashow, Under Island – Under Gone (The Book), 2005. Mixed media, 48 x 73 x […]

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Aviva Beige

Two Hebrew words appear in the work: "LAARETZ"-which means to the Land, and"YEHUDI"-which means Jewish. Those two words give the complete meaning of Israelthe Jewish Land. Two Hebrew words appear in the work: "LAARETZ"-which means to the Land, and"YEHUDI"-which means Jewish. Those two words give the complete meaning of Israelthe Jewish Land. The present situation […]

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Aviva Beige

Two Hebrew words appear in the work: "LAARETZ"-which means to the Land, and"YEHUDI"-which means Jewish. Those two words give the complete meaning of Israelthe Jewish Land. Two Hebrew words appear in the work: "LAARETZ"-which means to the Land, and"YEHUDI"-which means Jewish. Those two words give the complete meaning of Israelthe Jewish Land. The present situation […]

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Report from Tokyo – C.B. Liddell

Tokyo is gearing up for the summer holidays with the usual apparently random selection of exhibitions pepped up with a smattering of kid-centric shows, like "Howl’s Moving Castle>" at the Museum of Contemporary Art. Report from Tokyo C.B. Liddell Yasumasa Morimura, Dedicated To La Duquesa de Alba / Black Alba, 2004. Color photograph on canvas […]

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Three Breasts and Multiple Tongues – Valery Oisteanu

In 2004, when Romania inaugurated its first-ever National Museum of Contemporary Art in Ceausescu?s nightmarish Peoples Palace, Dumitru Gorzo contributed a large painting depicting the palace on fire while two thugs knife a peasant ?a tableau based on a folkloric legend of the Carpathian mountains. Three Breasts and Multiple Tongues Valery Oisteanu Courtesy of the […]

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