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Reza Assemi
Offers paintings reflecting fascination with life, death, and isolation born in 1975, this body of work deals with deconstruction. deconstruction of body, emotion and background. Offers paintings reflecting fascination with life, death, and isolation born in 1975, this body of work deals with deconstruction. deconstruction of body, emotion and background. http://www.rezaassemi.com/
Rob Arbouw
Rob Arbouw’s black series of paintings, of black-grounded portraits of figures unknown, of figures reminiscent of a once-known mythology, Rob Arbouw’s black series of paintings, of black-grounded portraits of figures unknown, of figures reminiscent of a once-known mythology, perhaps Toltec or Tibetan or Druid, were painted during years in which he would divide his time […]
Rob Arbouw
Rob Arbouw’s black series of paintings, of black-grounded portraits of figures unknown, of figures reminiscent of a once-known mythology, Rob Arbouw’s black series of paintings, of black-grounded portraits of figures unknown, of figures reminiscent of a once-known mythology, perhaps Toltec or Tibetan or Druid, were painted during years in which he would divide his time […]
Robert Andrews
The starting points for these works are aspects of the urban environment, usually as framed by (and glimpsed through) windows or doorways. The starting points for these works are aspects of the urban environment, usually as framed by (and glimpsed through) windows or doorways. Shapes, surfaces, textures and spatial relationships all play a part in […]
Robert Andrews
The starting points for these works are aspects of the urban environment, usually as framed by (and glimpsed through) windows or doorways. The starting points for these works are aspects of the urban environment, usually as framed by (and glimpsed through) windows or doorways. Shapes, surfaces, textures and spatial relationships all play a part in […]
Russell Anderson
Russell has an Honors Degree in Visual Arts and a Masters Degree in Fine Arts, both from QUT. Russell has an Honors Degree in Visual Arts and a Masters Degree in Fine Arts, both from QUT. Russell’s art practice – Absurdist Whimsical Kinetic Sculpture – crosses the boundaries of art, technology and performance. His work […]
Russell Anderson
Russell has an Honors Degree in Visual Arts and a Masters Degree in Fine Arts, both from QUT. Russell has an Honors Degree in Visual Arts and a Masters Degree in Fine Arts, both from QUT. Russell’s art practice – Absurdist Whimsical Kinetic Sculpture – crosses the boundaries of art, technology and performance. His work […]
The Sounds of Sculpture / Liz Phillips: new sound works – By Paula Rabinowitz
singing ringing things Liz Phillips has created sound environments and large-scale site-specific sound installations for decades. The Sounds of Sculpture / Liz Phillips: new sound works By Paula Rabinowitz Hiroaki Sato 2004 singing ringing things Liz Phillips has created sound environments and large-scale site-specific sound installations for decades. The two […]
Collateral Damage: Echoes In Our Soul – By Virginia Maksymowicz
It’s easy to become overwhelmed by the sheer volume of tragic news assaulting us every day: diseases, earthquakes, famine, political coups, terrorist attacks, wars . . . a litany without end. Collateral Damage: Echoes In Our Soul By Virginia Maksymowicz Echoes In Our Soul It’s easy to become overwhelmed by […]
Criticizing Criticism – By Glenna Gordon
Translating poetry from any one language to another presents formidable challenges. Criticizing Criticism By Glenna Gordon Translating poetry from any one language to another presents formidable challenges. Translating a visual experience into a verbal one is just as difficult. Perhaps it is just this challenge that motivates artists, writers and critics. While much is lost […]
