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Chris Webster

The work I make is an exploration of the mysterious inclinations and suggestions of the unconscious. I am interested in entropy and the dissipation of things over time. The work I make is an exploration of the mysterious inclinations and suggestions of the unconscious. I am interested in entropy and the dissipation of things over […]

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Chris Webster

The work I make is an exploration of the mysterious inclinations and suggestions of the unconscious. I am interested in entropy and the dissipation of things over time. The work I make is an exploration of the mysterious inclinations and suggestions of the unconscious. I am interested in entropy and the dissipation of things over […]

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Dianne Whelan

I was always intrigued by nature and always wanted to be outside. My desire is to reintegrate the female body into nature… I was always intrigued by nature and always wanted to be outside. My desire is to reintegrate the female body into nature, to re-establish the link between spirit and nature. Swarming into large […]

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Dianne Whelan

I was always intrigued by nature and always wanted to be outside. My desire is to reintegrate the female body into nature… I was always intrigued by nature and always wanted to be outside. My desire is to reintegrate the female body into nature, to re-establish the link between spirit and nature. Swarming into large […]

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Dirk Westphal

Westphal’s work is varied and has many influences, much in the same way that an urban environment is in a constant process of renewal and decay. Dirk Westphal   Westphal’s work is varied and has many influences, much in the same way that an urban environment is in a constant process of renewal and decay. […]

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Dirk Westphal

Westphal’s work is varied and has many influences, much in the same way that an urban environment is in a constant process of renewal and decay. Dirk Westphal   Westphal’s work is varied and has many influences, much in the same way that an urban environment is in a constant process of renewal and decay. […]

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ABSTRACTION NOW – Andr�s Ram�rez Gavirias

ABSTRACTION NOW Andr�s Ram�rez Gavirias Curated byNorbert Pfaffenbichler and co-curators Sandro Droschl, Sixpackfilm and Lia andMiguel Carvalhais, ABSTRACTION NOW brings together current non-representationaltrends in art centered mostly on audiovisual media. The exhibition, excellentlyorganized by its curators, covers the work of a group of young artists whodisplay ingenious approaches to abstract themes, as seen not only […]

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Eric White

Whites paintings are rooted in photographic imagery, with icy inorganic colors and virtuoso smooth textures. Whites paintings are rooted in photographic imagery, with icy inorganic colors and virtuoso smooth textures. They are not photorealist in the sense of being painstakingly mimetic; rather, they explore the formal qualities of photography itself, particularly its capacity for distortion. […]

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Eric White

Whites paintings are rooted in photographic imagery, with icy inorganic colors and virtuoso smooth textures. Whites paintings are rooted in photographic imagery, with icy inorganic colors and virtuoso smooth textures. They are not photorealist in the sense of being painstakingly mimetic; rather, they explore the formal qualities of photography itself, particularly its capacity for distortion. […]

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Getting To Know James Rosenquist Again – Charles Giuliano

Getting To Know James Rosenquist Again Charles Giuliano James Rosenquist smiles while recalling studio days in the 1960s�photo by Charles Giuliano, 2002 I’veknown James Rosenquist; but to know the man is not to know the man. I know somethings, but that’s about it. Nor do I know the work better than someone whonever met the […]

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