Author Archives: jolanta
Julie Karabenick’s Systematic Freedoms – Vivek Narayanan
Julie Karabenick’s Systematic Freedoms Vivek Narayanan Composition 37, acrylic on canvas, 28″ x 28″, 2003 JulieKarabenick’s is a careful, unsentimental mind in the midst ofself-clarification. In each set of her explorations, one finds emotionaldepth, unity, and a complex internal conversation between subtly-wrought colorsand shapes. The artist has developed a long process by which a work […]
Lee Wells
The work that I have been exploring since 1996 are part of an ongoing series called, Studies for Hyper-elevated Architecture. The work that I have been exploring since 1996 are part of an ongoing series called, Studies for Hyper-elevated Architecture. These artworks investigate systems of power and control, social dynamics and color field theory. For […]
Lee Wells
The work that I have been exploring since 1996 are part of an ongoing series called, Studies for Hyper-elevated Architecture. The work that I have been exploring since 1996 are part of an ongoing series called, Studies for Hyper-elevated Architecture. These artworks investigate systems of power and control, social dynamics and color field theory. For […]
Rosemarie Trockel’s Suspicious Kitchens – Vivek Narayanan
Rosemarie Trockel’s Suspicious Kitchens Vivek Narayanan Rosemarie Trockel, Spleen exhibition images [[Sourcelink for images: http://www.diacenter.org/exhibs/trockel/]] style=’font-size:8.0pt;font-family:Verdana’>In the mercurial tradition of thoseGerman grandmasters – Gerhard Richter or Joseph Beuys – who came before her,Rosemarie Trockel has stayed one step ahead of the critic’s easy gloss byembracing apparent contradictions, and by working obsessively through a widerange of […]
Marci Washington
Hounds Tooth and Herring Bone – Here, June 2004, Bristol, UK Keep a Breast – Modart, June 2004, La Madrague, Anglet, France Up Our Sleeve… Hounds Tooth and Herring Bone – Here, June 2004, Bristol, UK Keep a Breast – Modart, June 2004, La Madrague, Anglet, France Up Our Sleeve – Inshallah, June 2004, Los […]
Marci Washington
Hounds Tooth and Herring Bone – Here, June 2004, Bristol, UK Keep a Breast – Modart, June 2004, La Madrague, Anglet, France Up Our Sleeve… Hounds Tooth and Herring Bone – Here, June 2004, Bristol, UK Keep a Breast – Modart, June 2004, La Madrague, Anglet, France Up Our Sleeve – Inshallah, June 2004, Los […]
Margaret Whitehair
Margaret Whitehair a Colombian-American, has studied painting in USA, Colombia and France. She works in series through which she explores… Margaret Whitehair a Colombian-American, has studied painting in USA, Colombia and France. She works in series through which she explores themes of feminity, life energy, spirituality, as well as the human soul through her portraits […]
Margaret Whitehair
Margaret Whitehair a Colombian-American, has studied painting in USA, Colombia and France. She works in series through which she explores… Margaret Whitehair a Colombian-American, has studied painting in USA, Colombia and France. She works in series through which she explores themes of feminity, life energy, spirituality, as well as the human soul through her portraits […]
A Mythology for Our Times – L.P. Streitfeld
A Mythology for Our Times L.P. Streitfeld A Mythology for Our Times – L.P. Streitfeld Once in ageneration an exhibition comes along that sums up an age that we are living. TheMasters Series: Marshall Arisman at the School of Visual Arts is a rare exhibition thatelicits a welcome visceral reaction. The lack of identifying […]
SWEETLY THE AIR FLEW OVERHEAD – Louisa Buck
SWEETLY THE AIR FLEW OVERHEAD Louisa Buck Cathyde Monchaux’s artistic language has always been rife with paradox. Immediate,distinctive and utterly particular to her; it is both sharply-focused andwide-reaching, extending way beyond issues of style to permeate all manner ofmedia from photographed landscape to recorded sound as well as theintricately-wrought floor and wall pieces for which […]
