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David Trulli

David Trulli starts with a white clay-coated board covered with black ink. Trulli then uses fine knives to delicately scrape the ink away; as a result he produces a dynamic image. David Trulli starts with a white clay-coated board covered with black ink. Trulli then uses fine knives to delicately scrape the ink away; as […]

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Solaris:Eclipsing Memory, Bill Albertini @ Alona Kagan Gallery – By Scott Weiland

I remember seeing an ad in one of my magazines (was it the New Yorker or Gourmet? Solaris:Eclipsing Memory, Bill Albertini @ Alona Kagan Gallery By Scott Weiland   Bill Albertini.       I remember seeing an ad in one of my magazines (was it the New Yorker or Gourmet? I don’t recall). It […]

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Erato Tsouvala

Born in Piraeus/Greece in 1962, Erato Tsouvala has studied painting, history of art and modern art and has practiced alongside the Greek artist Antonis Politakis. Born in Piraeus/Greece in 1962, Erato Tsouvala has studied painting, history of art and modern art and has practiced alongside the Greek artist Antonis Politakis. Erato has exhibited her works […]

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Erato Tsouvala

Born in Piraeus/Greece in 1962, Erato Tsouvala has studied painting, history of art and modern art and has practiced alongside the Greek artist Antonis Politakis. Born in Piraeus/Greece in 1962, Erato Tsouvala has studied painting, history of art and modern art and has practiced alongside the Greek artist Antonis Politakis. Erato has exhibited her works […]

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Photo Fiction – By Zhanna Veyts

When photography emerged into the arena of fine art as a medium questioning truth, vision, and representation, conservative critics argued that it is not the artist’s function to portray social realities as they have no place in the museum space. Photo Fiction By Zhanna Veyts   Philip-Lorca diCorcia (American, born 1953) Untitled from “Cuba Libre,” […]

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Ermanno Tedeschi Gallery

NY Arts reveals exciting news from Italy’s Ermanno Tedeschi Gallery; after the Torino and now Milano branches, the gallery is expected to… NY Arts reveals exciting news from Italy’s Ermanno Tedeschi Gallery; after the Torino and now Milano branches, the gallery is expected to make a most innovative and resonant impact in the American art […]

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Ermanno Tedeschi Gallery

NY Arts reveals exciting news from Italy’s Ermanno Tedeschi Gallery; after the Torino and now Milano branches, the gallery is expected to… NY Arts reveals exciting news from Italy’s Ermanno Tedeschi Gallery; after the Torino and now Milano branches, the gallery is expected to make a most innovative and resonant impact in the American art […]

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Lee Bontecou’s Retrospective at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago – By Amoreen Armetta

Sometimes a retrospective is powered by the fame of the artist or the work’s relevance to historians, and is no longer alive under its own steam. Lee Bontecou’s Retrospective at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago By Amoreen Armetta Lee Bontecou, Untitled, 1998 Sometimes a retrospective is powered by the fame of the artist or […]

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Erwin Timmers

Goth was made from a muffler that I picked up in a busy intersection. I stopped traffic to retrieve it, but I’m sure the drivers were happy it was gone. Goth was made from a muffler that I picked up in a busy intersection. I stopped traffic to retrieve it, but I’m sure the drivers […]

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Erwin Timmers

Goth was made from a muffler that I picked up in a busy intersection. I stopped traffic to retrieve it, but I’m sure the drivers were happy it was gone. Goth was made from a muffler that I picked up in a busy intersection. I stopped traffic to retrieve it, but I’m sure the drivers […]

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