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Anna Thurber
Anna Thurber was born in Boston in 1961. Anna studied Fine Arts, graduating in 1983. Already in high school and throughout her college years… Anna Thurber was born in Boston in 1961. Anna studied Fine Arts, graduating in 1983. Already in high school and throughout her college years, she did design work, as well as […]
BUZZ Clips – By Annie Poon
‘Gizmodo.com’ posted the first ever music video shot entirely on Nokia 3650 camera phone. Creators say, "It’s kind of lame, but it’s still a first". BUZZ Clips By Annie Poon Courtesy of http://www.bjork.com/ ‘Gizmodo.com’ posted the first ever music video shot entirely on Nokia 3650 camera phone. Creators say, "It’s kind of lame, but it’s […]
Josh Graham on “A Sun that Never Sets” – By Aaron Zimmerman
It was because of the blackout last year that I was introduced to the work of video director Josh Graham. Josh Graham on "A Sun that Never Sets" By Aaron Zimmerman Josh Graham on “A Sun that Never Sets” It was because of the blackout last year that I was introduced […]
Ana Torfs
Approximations/Contradictions is a web based work navigated by way of a menu that links the viewer to a series of what could be called performance portraits. Approximations/Contradictions is a web based work navigated by way of a menu that links the viewer to a series of what could be called performance portraits. Musicians perform the […]
Ana Torfs
Approximations/Contradictions is a web based work navigated by way of a menu that links the viewer to a series of what could be called performance portraits. Approximations/Contradictions is a web based work navigated by way of a menu that links the viewer to a series of what could be called performance portraits. Musicians perform the […]
“Present With Art Prostitute” – By Matthew Bourbon
One year ago, Art Prostitute started as a hip new magazine developed to showcase the work of young artists. "Present With Art Prostitute" By Matthew Bourbon Shepard Fairey “Mr.-Spray” @ Art Prostitute One year ago, Art Prostitute started as a hip new magazine developed to showcase the work of young artists. Fabricated with an eye […]
Realism, Minimalism & the Duke – By Piri Halasz
The cliche is that all Chinese look alike-to a Caucasian, so all Caucasians must look alike to a Chinese. Realism, Minimalism & the Duke By Piri Halasz Edward “Duke” Ellington’s piano, photographed on the stage of the Apollo theater, white baby grand Kramer manufactured by Gilbert Piano Company. Courtesy Michael Rosenfeld Gallery, New York The […]
Dressed for Success: Not Necessarily Out of Africa – By Charles Giuliano
In the context of the strident and controversial Sensation exhibition featuring the collection of Charles Saatchi at the Brooklyn Museum in 2000 the single work on view by Yinka Shonibare (born in London, 1962) was subtle and possibly even sly and subversive. Dressed for Success: Not Necessarily Out of Africa By Charles Giuliano The artist […]
Letter from London – By Nina Zivancevic
Sometimes we go to places just to rediscover the familiar settings which have become estranged to us, but often we find, upon arrival, that they are very much changed. Letter from London By Nina Zivancevic Frantz Lamothe / Pregnant Cat, 2003 Acrylic on Canvas 97 x 107cm Sometimes we go to places just to rediscover […]
Inner thoughts of an Artist. . BRYAN LEBOEUF – By Danielle Sonnenberg
Bryan Leboeuf’s recent solo show Vessels at the 511 Gallery, features a set of images which invoke deep feeling and intensity. Inner thoughts of an Artist. . BRYAN LEBOEUF By Danielle Sonnenberg Trois Bateaux, 2004 oil on linen 66 x 96 inches Courtesy of 511 Gallery Bryan Leboeuf’s recent solo show Vessels at the 511 […]
