Author Archives: jolanta
Nude not Naked: Angiola Churchillââ¬â¢s Site Specific Installations – By Jeanne Wilkinson
There is something naked about Angiola Churchill’s artwork, not naked in the sense of vulnerability or shame but nude, like a Greek statue or temple. Nude not Naked: Angiola Churchill’s Site Specific Installations By Jeanne Wilkinson Angiola Churchillââ¬â¢s Site Specific Installations There is something naked about Angiola Churchill’s artwork, not […]
Marika Af Trolle
Despite the consistency of media, Trolle is body of work is refreshingly versatile. From portraits to bar-codes she explores the diversity of… Despite the consistency of media, Trolle is body of work is refreshingly versatile. From portraits to bar-codes she explores the diversity of meanings and uses of electronic imaging. Her incredible range re-presents a […]
Marika Af Trolle
Despite the consistency of media, Trolle is body of work is refreshingly versatile. From portraits to bar-codes she explores the diversity of… Despite the consistency of media, Trolle is body of work is refreshingly versatile. From portraits to bar-codes she explores the diversity of meanings and uses of electronic imaging. Her incredible range re-presents a […]
In An Unrecognizable and Unrecognized Central Asia – By Marshall Swatt
Marshall Swatt Interviews Leeza Ahmady. In An Unrecognizable and Unrecognized Central Asia By Marshall Swatt Marshall Swatt Interviews Leeza Ahmady Marshall Swatt Interviews Leeza AhmadyCulture defines everything and nothing. It is a paradox of boundaries and behaviors, attitudes and geographies, both individual and collective. It is rooted in its environment while […]
“Sugar and Spice” – By James Kalm
Beijing to Burma, two photographic self portrait investigations from China. "Sugar and Spice" By James Kalm Beijing to Burma, two photographic self portrait investigations from China "The power of the marginal" is how Brooklyn is described on its own web site. Recently it seems Brooklyn is moving from the margins into the spotlight. Williamsburg, as […]
Missak Terzian
Missak Terzian is a Lebanese-american artist who was born in Beirut on May 9th 1949 from armenian parents. Missak Terzian is a�Lebanese-american artist who was born in Beirut on May 9th 1949 from armenian parents. He attended the Ecole dart Guvder from 1967-1969 and moved to California in 1989. His accomplishments include 10 solo exhibitions […]
Missak Terzian
Missak Terzian is a Lebanese-american artist who was born in Beirut on May 9th 1949 from armenian parents. Missak Terzian is a�Lebanese-american artist who was born in Beirut on May 9th 1949 from armenian parents. He attended the Ecole dart Guvder from 1967-1969 and moved to California in 1989. His accomplishments include 10 solo exhibitions […]
Technical Perfection – By Aude Milaguet
From the 4th of May to the 9th, the Joyce Theater showed a performance of the Pascal Rioult Company. Technical Perfection By Aude Milaguet From the 4th of May to the 9th, the Joyce Theater showed a performance of the Pascal Rioult Company. The French choreographer’s company performed four pieces respectively titled, Fugue for Men, […]
Neil Taylor
Neil Taylor was born in Brisbane in 1953 and studied painting in the early 70’s with William Robinson. After a short period of teaching he moved… Neil Taylor was born in Brisbane in 1953 and studied painting in the early 70’s with William Robinson. After a short period of teaching he moved to the Sydney […]
Neil Taylor
Neil Taylor was born in Brisbane in 1953 and studied painting in the early 70’s with William Robinson. After a short period of teaching he moved… Neil Taylor was born in Brisbane in 1953 and studied painting in the early 70’s with William Robinson. After a short period of teaching he moved to the Sydney […]
