Author Archives: jolanta
Historic Brice Marden’s On View at Gagosian Uptown
Director Ealan Wingate comments that, “Brice Marden’s Red, Yellow, and Blue paintings explore the intersection of the theoretical juxtaposition of what is known as primary colors with the visual understanding of how those colors hold and permeate a plane creating an abstract as well as a contemplative and physical relationship through the tonal ranges of […]
The Body Electric: Selections from The Pop-Up Museum Of Queer History Archive
For starters, any consideration of it quickly exceeds the corporeal and spills over into the stormy sea of identity. Then, how does one begin to talk about that many-headed Hydra, desire? How do you contain what is too fluid to map, domesticate a thing that defies penning, describe a thing which in Whitman’s words, “balks […]
Three L.A. Shows Explore Black Panthers, Heroes and Youth Culture
A Hero Ain’t Nothing But a Sandwich, Nery Gabriel Lemus’ second solo show at the Charlie James Gallery in Los Angeles, explores what it means to be a hero in contemporary culture, specifically in relation to the ways adult men become heroes or villains in the eyes of the young boys they interact with. The […]
Linda Francis: We Can Build You Opens at Minus Space
MINUS SPACE is opening a major solo show tonight, “Linda Francis: We Can Build You.” For Francis’ second solo show at the gallery she will be featuring new large-scale oil paintings on wood panel. Visitors will be excited to see these challenging works which formally tackle wide-ranging concepts including astronomy, physics, mathematics, and philosophy. […]
SCOPE New York
SCOPE New York Opens to Press and VIP’s on Wed, March 6 March 7 – 10, 2013SCOPE New York PavilionSkylight at Moynihan Station312 West 33rd. St scope-art.com
A Psychic Flood in Bangkok
The mega-floods of 2012 were extremely well-documented, of course, but as far as I’m aware, Miti Ruangkritya is the only photographer whose work reflects Thai society’s psychic experience of the floods in a really interesting way. Instead of the usual record of spectacular damage or the ‘upbeat’ spin of good citizens helping each other […]
The Sound at South Beach
NY Arts has its eye on artist Wes Kline. Kline will take on ArtCenter/South Florida, the cultural epicenter of South Beach’s Lincoln Road that welcomes more than 100,000 visitors per year. The center is extending his exhibition MINOTAUROCRACY through March 17 as part of Subtropics XXII: Miami’s Biennial of Music and Sound Art. His works […]
PooL Art Fair
PooL Art Fair New York 2013 March 8 – 10 Daily 3pm -10pm poolartfair.com
New City Art Fair 2013
New City Art Fair 2013Japanese Contemporary Artat hpgrp Gallery NY529 W 20th St 2WNY, NY 10011March 7 – March 10 newcityartfair.com
Atle Berner
My name is Atle Berner Andersen and I have been painting since elementary school. When I turned 60 in 2009, after nearly 40 years as an art director and graphic designer, I decided it was time to do something else. That is why I have opened a web gallery at galleriberner.no. The different themes in […]
