Author Archives: jolanta
Larry Clark: “The Uncensored American Dream?” – Julie Fishkin
As a photographer and scandalous filmmaker, Larry Clark has been systematically rejected in mainstream media while extolled as a visionary auteur by his fans and followers for the same reason: his lurid and stark depiction of emotionally depraved, violent and drug-hording teens in their unfiltered reality. Larry Clark: "The Uncensored American Dream?" Julie Fishkin As […]
Sylvia Wald Challenges Convension – By Fu Chia-Wen Lien
The recent wave and renewal of abstract expressionism and surrealism sweeping the New York galery scene has opened doors for emerging and re-emerging artists alike. Sylvia Wald Challenges Convension By Fu Chia-Wen Lien Sylvia Wald, “Woven Wall”, 1980-Present, Mixed Media, 72″ x 54″ x 14″ The recent wave and renewal of abstract expressionism and surrealism […]
Who is Who and What is What? – Johanne Logstrup
In the last two winters the French artist Sophie Calle (1953) has shown her works at two large retrospective exhibitions, the first one at the Centre Pompidou in Paris (2003) and last winter at Martin Gropius Bau in Berlin. The exhibitions showed a wide collection of Calle?s old and new works from the past 25 […]
Transition Gallery
Transition was founded in October 2002 in a former garage near Victoria Park, Hackney. The gallery is run by the artists Cathy Lomax… Transition was founded in October 2002 in a former garage near Victoria Park, Hackney. The gallery is run by the artists Cathy Lomax and Alex Michon and shows work by both emerging […]
Transition Gallery
Transition was founded in October 2002 in a former garage near Victoria Park, Hackney. The gallery is run by the artists Cathy Lomax… Transition was founded in October 2002 in a former garage near Victoria Park, Hackney. The gallery is run by the artists Cathy Lomax and Alex Michon and shows work by both emerging […]
Letter from London – Nina Zivancevic
London’s recent exhibitions of note include a show of Robert Mapplethorpe photographs at Alison Jacques Gallery and a Joseph Beuys retrospective at the Tate Modern. Letter from London Nina Zivancevic London’s recent exhibitions of note include a show of Robert Mapplethorpe photographs at Alison Jacques Gallery and a Joseph Beuys retrospective at the Tate Modern. […]
Challenges of Digital Reproduction – By Olga Chemokhud Doty
In the present day environments of virtual galleries, digital imaging, and communication via e-mail a whole new set of challenges arise for the artists working in traditional two-dimensional mediums of painting or drawing. Challenges of Digital Reproduction By Olga Chemokhud Doty In the present day environments of virtual galleries, digital imaging, and communication via e-mail […]
Artist 2 Artist – Rodney Dickson
Lunarbase Gallery in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, is hosting D. Dominick Lombardi’s first one-person exhibition since March of 2003. Lunarbase Gallery Director, Yuko Kawasi-Wylie has fostered her own stable of mainly Japanese artists working in a distinctively Japanese cartoon-like way called Characterism, and Lombardi’s work fits very comfortably into this group. Artist 2 Artist Rodney Dickson 900-K […]
Umberto Torricelli
I believe in painting. Painting without adjectives. When painting is best it doesn’t work on rationality. Painting, for me, is difficult to rationalize. I believe in painting. Painting without adjectives. When painting is best it doesn’t work on rationality. Painting, for me, is difficult to rationalize. Putting paint on canvas is an intuitive process and […]
Umberto Torricelli
I believe in painting. Painting without adjectives. When painting is best it doesn’t work on rationality. Painting, for me, is difficult to rationalize. I believe in painting. Painting without adjectives. When painting is best it doesn’t work on rationality. Painting, for me, is difficult to rationalize. Putting paint on canvas is an intuitive process and […]
