Author Archives: jolanta
David Atack
Born in Oldham, UK in 1949, David Atack, is currently a London-based artist painting portraits, still lifes, landscapes, Born in Oldham, UK in 1949, David Atack, is currently a London-based artist painting portraits, still lifes, landscapes, abstracts, and illustrations. As a painter, his interests are wide-ranging but, since 1983, he has made a name for […]
Dina Angel-Wing
"My interest with teapots comes from a fascination with tea as a social ritual in both Western and Eastern cultures. "My interest with teapots comes from a fascination with tea as a social ritual in both Western and Eastern cultures. I also love the teapot as a conceptual form for its functional and purely sculptural […]
Dina Angel-Wing
"My interest with teapots comes from a fascination with tea as a social ritual in both Western and Eastern cultures. "My interest with teapots comes from a fascination with tea as a social ritual in both Western and Eastern cultures. I also love the teapot as a conceptual form for its functional and purely sculptural […]
Dion Archibald
My art is about a personal exploration of the subject and the materials used to create the work. My art is about a personal exploration of the subject and the materials used to create the work. Regardless of whether the subject is something as mundane as a toothbrush or as awe inspiring as the beauty […]
Dion Archibald
My art is about a personal exploration of the subject and the materials used to create the work. My art is about a personal exploration of the subject and the materials used to create the work. Regardless of whether the subject is something as mundane as a toothbrush or as awe inspiring as the beauty […]
Refiguring the Facade – By Morgan Schulman
Upon entering the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition Pier Show, which opened on May 8th, I was immediately drawn to the display of painted mannequins, petite recreations of the female bust re-imagined by artist Yuliya Lanina. Refiguring the Facade By Morgan Schulman Yuliya Lanina, Untitled, Acrylic on Plastic Upon entering the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition Pier […]
The Deep Dish Cabaret – By Danielle Sonnenberg
As people are getting tired of nightlife and produced performances churned out by some corporate factory, they are leaning more towards novel performances in intimate and unique spaces. The Deep Dish Cabaret By Danielle Sonnenberg This is a scene of THE APARTMENT As people are getting tired of nightlife and produced […]
Paradox, Contradiction, and Enigma: Nana Kono interviews Tomoko Sawada – By Nana Kono
Tomoko Sawada, won the 29th Kimura Ihei Memorial Photography Award. For nearly thirty years, this prize has been a gateway to success for young photographers in Japan. Paradox, Contradiction, and Enigma: Nana Kono interviews Tomoko Sawada By Nana Kono Tomoko Sawada, “ID400 (#1-100)”, 1998-2001, Photographs, 100 gelatin silver prints, Edition/Set of 15, h: 50 x […]
Donald J. Almquist
I have been seriously studying photography independently for six years, but the love for photography has been a passion of mine all my life. I have been seriously studying photography independently for six years, but the love for photography has been a passion of mine all my life. I was deeply affected at an early […]
Donald J. Almquist
I have been seriously studying photography independently for six years, but the love for photography has been a passion of mine all my life. I have been seriously studying photography independently for six years, but the love for photography has been a passion of mine all my life. I was deeply affected at an early […]
