Author Archives: jolanta
Benjamin Anderson
I began using water to abstract forms of everyday life. After I started painting, the implications of what water signifies to me, became clear. Cleansing, purifying, clarifying. I began using water to abstract forms of everyday life. After I started painting, the implications of what water signifies to me, became clear. Cleansing, purifying, clarifying. Water […]
Benjamin Anderson
I began using water to abstract forms of everyday life. After I started painting, the implications of what water signifies to me, became clear. Cleansing, purifying, clarifying. I began using water to abstract forms of everyday life. After I started painting, the implications of what water signifies to me, became clear. Cleansing, purifying, clarifying. Water […]
Beverly Ashe
My work gravitates toward the visionary- with images culled from archetype, dreams & surroundings. My work gravitates toward the visionary- with images culled from archetype, dreams & surroundings. In the studio, I am often exploring a kind of a dark dream- where secret games are played and nightmares can be beautiful. I�m not interested in […]
Beverly Ashe
My work gravitates toward the visionary- with images culled from archetype, dreams & surroundings. My work gravitates toward the visionary- with images culled from archetype, dreams & surroundings. In the studio, I am often exploring a kind of a dark dream- where secret games are played and nightmares can be beautiful. I�m not interested in […]
Football meets MoMA – Chloe Hawkins
What happens when you mix a pro-football player, a passionate interest in the arts, the new MoMA and 60 NYC youth? You get Tiki Barber, player for the NY Giants talking about his own work and introducing the museum to a group of students on the inaugural day of Exploring the Modern, a new program, […]
Under the Skin – Sneh Mehta
The work of Kenyan-born British artist Sneh Mehta (b.1954) is now going through a significant mutation, both in terms of aesthetics and content. Oscillating between painting and sculpture, digital photography, film and animation, the work manages to retain a powerful link to Mehta’s dominant subject-matter: the biological mysteries of human life. The new work healthily […]
ART MIAMI, 2005: Among the Bonbons and White Walls, Some Standouts – Omar Sommereyns
Large, sweeping art fairs tend to elicit a mixed bag of emotions from Miami’s art viewing miscellany: curiosity from cultured locals eager for the opportunity to see work of a global scale; cynicism from seasoned pundits huffily moaning at the vacuous mechanism of the art market; gluttonous excitement from collectors, well-heeled art honchos and the […]
Mikhalevkin Boris – Anna Kharkina
Boris Mikhalevkin is a master of black-and-white photography. Hie does not require a complex color scheme to convey his thoughts and feelings with the viewer. He expresses, in simple words his thoughts on life and man. "I find black-and-white self-sufficient," says Mikhalevkin. "Moreover, it is a philosophic conception. It is less distracting and easier to […]
PALM BEACH 3: Surprises and Success, Miami Continues to Impress – Jeanette Hendler
The 2005 art fair season has been in Florida. Following the third year of Art Basel/Miami, several smaller fairs took place: the Connoisseur Fair in West Palm Beach, held at Kravis Center; the 15th year of Art Miami; then followed the very newest concept in art fairs, Palm Beach 3. Redesigned and renamed, it really […]
Winand Staring – An Interview with NY Arts
Staring’s radiant, vibrantly colorful abstract paintings, are inspired by water, nature, and New Spirituality. He has shown in the US, Asia, Europe and Brazil. Of his paintings, Staring comments: "Behind a painting is my life, my travels through Asia, the Pacific and Latin America–all those colors, all those impressions. Not just beautiful things; I have […]
