Author Archives: jolanta
Veronicaââ¬â¢s Emulsion: AJ Nadel in Chelsea – By Judy Collischan
Perhaps it’s the influence of recent interest in The Passion of Christ, but it seems not too far-fetched to compare contemporaneous photo transfer to Christian biblical lore. Veronica’s Emulsion: AJ Nadel in Chelsea By Judy Collischan AJ Nadel in Chelsea Perhaps it’s the influence of recent interest in The Passion of […]
Lynda Abraham
Abraham’s mechanical drawings, and the sculptures created from them, explore human interaction as it manifests in social roles of the empowered and those vulnerable to them. Abraham’s mechanical drawings, and the sculptures created from them, explore human interaction as it manifests in social roles of the empowered and those vulnerable to them. In essence, Abraham’s […]
Lynda Abraham
Abraham’s mechanical drawings, and the sculptures created from them, explore human interaction as it manifests in social roles of the empowered and those vulnerable to them. Abraham’s mechanical drawings, and the sculptures created from them, explore human interaction as it manifests in social roles of the empowered and those vulnerable to them. In essence, Abraham’s […]
The Middle of Somewhere – By Muriel Kool
With winter on the run, Gallery @49 is proud to usher in summer with a solo exhibition of “The Middle of Somewhere,” by Latino – American artist, Eugene Rodriguez. The Middle of Somewhere By Muriel Kool “And La Banda Played On #2″ Oil and Wax on Linen Panels 60″ x 53″ x 2″, 2004 With […]
Marco Antonia Abbagnara
Artist Marco Antonia Abbagnara paints stories, images and metaphors in his detailed, yet simple paintings. Artist Marco Antonia Abbagnara paints stories, images and metaphors in his detailed, yet simple paintings. Abbagnara paints on black iron plates, called Monoliths. This medium adds an ancient quality to his work that compliments the themes he is interested in, […]
Marco Antonia Abbagnara
Artist Marco Antonia Abbagnara paints stories, images and metaphors in his detailed, yet simple paintings. Artist Marco Antonia Abbagnara paints stories, images and metaphors in his detailed, yet simple paintings. Abbagnara paints on black iron plates, called Monoliths. This medium adds an ancient quality to his work that compliments the themes he is interested in, […]
Margaret Atwood
Margaret Atwood (writer/poet) was born in Ottawa, Canada. Her father was an entomologist, and Atwood spent a large portion of her early years in the wilderness of Northern Quebec. Margaret Atwood (writer/poet) was born in Ottawa, Canada. Her father was an entomologist, and Atwood spent a large portion of her early years in the wilderness […]
Margaret Atwood
Margaret Atwood (writer/poet) was born in Ottawa, Canada. Her father was an entomologist, and Atwood spent a large portion of her early years in the wilderness of Northern Quebec. Margaret Atwood (writer/poet) was born in Ottawa, Canada. Her father was an entomologist, and Atwood spent a large portion of her early years in the wilderness […]
Maria Angelo
Maria was born in Portugal, October of 1950. Maria Angelo initiated her artistic life as an autodidacta, Maria was born in Portugal, October of 1950. Maria Angelo initiated her artistic life as an autodidacta, and later on attended the school of arts in Lisbon, at the "Sociedade Nacional de Belas Artes", where she is a […]
Maria Angelo
Maria was born in Portugal, October of 1950. Maria Angelo initiated her artistic life as an autodidacta, Maria was born in Portugal, October of 1950. Maria Angelo initiated her artistic life as an autodidacta, and later on attended the school of arts in Lisbon, at the "Sociedade Nacional de Belas Artes", where she is a […]
