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Jeroen Witvliet
A painting is first and foremost an abstraction, a formalized visual, and when no longer in sight anymore, capable of becoming a pure mental image. A painting is first and foremost an abstraction, a formalized visual, and when no longer in sight anymore, capable of becoming a pure mental image. The memory of the work […]
Lemler Lost among the City – Danielle O’Steen
Lemler Lost among the City Danielle O’Steen Ghosted Message, 36″ x 30″, 2000, polaroid transfer on watercolor paper JoanLemler’s current show at the Broadway Gallery fills the space with photographsof textured emptiness, allowing the viewer to feel as if they are the mostrecent human presence in these scenes. Sinewy and antique in appearance, manyof the […]
Joseph Wu
Origami is the art of paper folding. The word is Japanese, literally meaning to fold (oru) paper (kami). Origami is the art of paper folding. The word is Japanese, literally meaning to fold (oru) paper (kami). I encourage you to explore these pages and to make use of the resources you find here. Happy folding! […]
Joseph Wu
Origami is the art of paper folding. The word is Japanese, literally meaning to fold (oru) paper (kami). Origami is the art of paper folding. The word is Japanese, literally meaning to fold (oru) paper (kami). I encourage you to explore these pages and to make use of the resources you find here. Happy folding! […]
Joshua Weintraub
Joshua Weintraub’s paintings negotiate the anxious terrain between abstraction and figuration, between decipherability and obscurity. Joshua Weintraub’s paintings negotiate the anxious terrain between abstraction and figuration, between decipherability and obscurity. Through his work, Weintraub explores the relationship between painting, drawing, and writing, often using pencil and ink on his canvases to create a field of […]
Joshua Weintraub
Joshua Weintraub’s paintings negotiate the anxious terrain between abstraction and figuration, between decipherability and obscurity. Joshua Weintraub’s paintings negotiate the anxious terrain between abstraction and figuration, between decipherability and obscurity. Through his work, Weintraub explores the relationship between painting, drawing, and writing, often using pencil and ink on his canvases to create a field of […]
The Art of Torture – Joao Ribas
The Art of Torture Joao Ribas A replica of a cell at an art show in Madrid. Image of Salvador Dali. style=’font-size:8.0pt;font-family:Verdana’>From the pages of the Spanishnewspaper El Pais erupted a disturbing anecdote. Jose Milicua, a notedart-historian, uncovered evidence that “anarchist” forces used modern art totorture prisoners during the Spanish Civil War. Surfacing at […]
Gloria Kisch’s Thee Bells – James Kalm
Gloria Kisch’s Thee Bells James Kalm Gloria Kisch, Bell 10 "Bells are of the sky. Bells are of nature. Itwasn’t a conscious decision, they just came out." This was thespontaneous response to a question I asked Gloria Kisch regarding her reasonsfor creating her new series of sculptures, "The Bells." I’d beenthinking about these works […]
Kent Williams
Multitiered artist Kent Williams produced the illustration that accompanies this month’s fiction feature, Tuba City. "I travel down three paths," Williams says… Multitiered artist Kent Williams produced the illustration that accompanies this month’s fiction feature, Tuba City. "I travel down three paths," Williams says, "the illustration work, the gallery world and the graphic novel material. […]
Kent Williams
Multitiered artist Kent Williams produced the illustration that accompanies this month’s fiction feature, Tuba City. "I travel down three paths," Williams says… Multitiered artist Kent Williams produced the illustration that accompanies this month’s fiction feature, Tuba City. "I travel down three paths," Williams says, "the illustration work, the gallery world and the graphic novel material. […]
