Author Archives: jolanta
Manifesta 5 and beyond: notes from a tour in the Basque Country – By Ombretta Agr�
Every year in late Spring, IKT, the Association of Contemporary Art Curators, holds a congress in a European City — when possible in connection with an important art event, be it the Venice Biennale, Documenta, or Manifesta. Manifesta 5 and beyond: notes from a tour in the Basque Country By Ombretta Agr� Carlos Bunga, “Proyecto […]
Imprinting our Landscape: Janet Cardiffââ¬â¢s Her Long Black Hair – By Emily Lodish
I walk away from the kiosk on the park side of 59th and Sixth Avenue and toward the Central Park benches, as directed. Imprinting our Landscape: Janet Cardiff’s Her Long Black Hair By Emily Lodish Follow the enigmatic, dark-haired guide through Central Park, in Cardiff’s latest audio tour. Photo Courtesy of the Public Art Fund […]
Lighting and Linking Downtown Pittsburgh – By Molly Kleiman
"Pittsburgh is a city of lights for all the wrong reasons," says light artist Peter Fink. Lighting and Linking Downtown Pittsburgh By Molly Kleiman Projected panorama of PIttsburgh’s Three River Park after implementation of Art2Architecture’s lighting strategy. Photo courtesy of Art2Architecture. "Pittsburgh is a city of lights for all the wrong reasons," says light artist […]
On Susan Melikianââ¬â¢s Art – By Ippy and Neil Patterson
Music and visual art are unified in the recent works on paper that Susan Melikian is now producing at a furious rate. On Susan Melikian’s Art By Ippy and Neil Patterson Susan Melikian, “Crown” TAKE ONE Music and visual art are unified in the recent works on paper that Susan Melikian is now producing at […]
Barthelemy Toguo
In an era of global exchange, Barthélémy Toguo’s work reveals the absurdity of borders, whether psychological, familial, or territorial. In an era of global exchange, Barthélémy Toguo’s work reveals the absurdity of borders, whether psychological, familial, or territorial. He uses drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, performance, and video to reflect upon the places and people he […]
Barthelemy Toguo
In an era of global exchange, Barthélémy Toguo’s work reveals the absurdity of borders, whether psychological, familial, or territorial. In an era of global exchange, Barthélémy Toguo’s work reveals the absurdity of borders, whether psychological, familial, or territorial. He uses drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, performance, and video to reflect upon the places and people he […]
Daniel Traub
Daniel Traub has lived in Beijing, China since 1999 where he has worked as a photographer and documentary film cameraman. Daniel Traub has lived in Beijing, China since 1999 where he has worked as a photographer and documentary film cameraman. As a photographer, he has been engaged with long term projects including a series of […]
Daniel Traub
Daniel Traub has lived in Beijing, China since 1999 where he has worked as a photographer and documentary film cameraman. Daniel Traub has lived in Beijing, China since 1999 where he has worked as a photographer and documentary film cameraman. As a photographer, he has been engaged with long term projects including a series of […]
Making the Everyday Extraordinary – By Antonia Cucchiara
The Cultural Company introduced the uniquely redesigned Bus Shelters to the city of Bradford, UK. Making the Everyday Extraordinary By Antonia Cucchiara The colorful and interactive Bus Shelters in Bradford England as seen from various perspectives. Photos by Martine Hamilton-Knight The Cultural Company introduced the uniquely redesigned Bus Shelters to the city of Bradford, UK. […]
“Things Pulled Apart” – By Anthony Downey
There are shows in which the presence of gallery attendants is advisable, and there are others where it is mandatory. "Things Pulled Apart" By Anthony Downey Tom Friedman, ‘Untitled (hair)’ 2004. Hair, Diameter 5cm (2in), Height variable There are shows in which the presence of gallery attendants is advisable, and there are others where it […]
