Author Archives: jolanta
Judy Anderson
My paintings begin life as line drawings…where shape and form holds reign over likeness and reality. My paintings begin life as line drawings…where shape and form holds reign over likeness and reality. A former illustrator and now a fulltime expressionistic painter, I shy away from camera-like images. My fine art mission: create works that show […]
Alighiero e Boetti: The Interweaving of Time and Place – By Dominique Gonfard
As a key player in the Arte Povera movement of the 1960s and 1970s, Alighiero e Boetti developed a distinct style grounded in cultural investigation and the creative concept. Alighiero e Boetti: The Interweaving of Time and Place By Dominique Gonfard Untitled (January-December), 1986. Pencil on Paper mounted on board in 12 parts, […]
Appropriately Grey – By John Eischeid
In December of 2003, DJ Danger Mouse began the counterintuitive task of mixing black and white. Appropriately Grey By John Eischeid By Margaret Maloney In December of 2003, DJ Danger Mouse began the counterintuitive task of mixing black and white. He wittily entitled the result "The Grey Album," since it was […]
Thomas Nozkowski ââ¬â Examined Abstraction – By Matthew Bourbon
I stumbled in, sick as a dog, on the last day of Thomas Nozkowski’s exhibition at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. Thomas Nozkowski – Examined Abstraction By Matthew Bourbon Untitled (7-8), 1992. Oil on canvasboard, 16″ x 20″ I stumbled in, sick as a dog, on the last day of Thomas […]
Dum Dum Grown-Ups – By Louise Patrick
Dum Dum Grown-Up Art features nine not so dum dum artists. Dum Dum Grown-Ups By Louise Patrick Josh Kil, Performance is Job One, wall painting Dum Dum Grown-Up Art features nine not so dum dum artists. Reading the press release, one might expect to see a bunch of illegible […]
The Past is Blasting the Future! – By Selma Stern
Make it New! (Ezra Pound). A marvellous night took place at the Estorick Collection in London in the first week of February when staff and invitees celebrated the opening of the museum’s exhibition "Blasting the Future! Vorticism in Britain 1910-1920". The Past is Blasting the Future! By Selma Stern David Bomberg, Ju-Jitsu, 1913. […]
Spring PICKS – By Christopher Chambers
Sad news to report: Monique Goldstrom lost her long battle with cancer and passed away at age 56 in mid-February. Spring PICKS By Christopher Chambers David Fried, Rainscape no. 21, 2004, C-Print on Diasec, 37″x50″. Sad news to report: Monique Goldstrom lost her long battle with cancer and […]
Compiler / DVD-Magazine for Contemporary – By Susann Wintsch
Compiler is a new presentation platform for contemporary art, in particular video and audio works, performances, interventions and documentation of process-oriented works. Compiler / DVD-Magazine for Contemporary By Susann Wintsch DVD-Magazine for Contemporary Art Compiler is a new presentation platform for contemporary art, in particular video and audio works, performances, interventions […]
Warcraft – By Lauren Ross
Upon visiting Elissa Levy’s solo exhibition at Brooklyn Fire Proof, the first thing one encounters when emerging from the stairwell is a small, black symmetrical form on the wall. Warcraft By Lauren Ross Elissa Levy, Soldier’s Circle – trim, 2004, Vinyl, 26 ft x 9 inches. Upon visiting Elissa Levy’s solo exhibition at Brooklyn Fire […]
Bringing the Street into the Gallery – By Eva Ponderose
Carol Caputo refuses the isolation of an artist’s studio. Bringing the Street into the Gallery By Eva Ponderose Street Study, crayon and acrylic, 65″ by 68″ Carol Caputo refuses the isolation of an artist’s studio. Her art isn’t just about the city – it literally brings the city into the fabric […]
