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Sharyne E. Walker
As a contemporary fine artist, Sharyne’s work combines acrylic paintings and digital art. She is known for the technical attributes in her paintings. As a contemporary fine artist, Sharyne’s work combines acrylic paintings and digital art. She is known for the technical attributes in her paintings. Her attention to detail is exquisite. Love and humor […]
What Comes Out of Discord, for Susanna Coffey ? – Joseph Maceda
What Comes Out of Discord, for Susanna Coffey ? Joseph Maceda SusannaCoffey’s latest exhibition at the Tibor de Nagy Gallery is apparently aboutdissonance – as evidenced by the first painting, “Self Portrait (Eris),” thetitle of which refers to the Greek goddess of discord. Coffey’s self-portraitsseem at odds with themselves, the gallery, and the artist, who […]
Tania Walker
I’m Tania Walker, an Australian animator and in-between whose interests lie in character design and concept development. I’m Tania Walker, an Australian animator and in-between whose interests lie in character design and concept development. If you are viewing Tania Walkers work, you will notice the fine detail and time/ effort in here diligent works. Tania […]
Tania Walker
I’m Tania Walker, an Australian animator and in-between whose interests lie in character design and concept development. I’m Tania Walker, an Australian animator and in-between whose interests lie in character design and concept development. If you are viewing Tania Walkers work, you will notice the fine detail and time/ effort in here diligent works. Tania […]
Jay DeFeo’s Deadly Rose – Eve Strickman
Jay DeFeo’s Deadly Rose Eve Strickman TheWhiney Museum’s exhibit of Jay DeFeo’s work is a tribute to an artist to gave everything to her vision. The centerpiece of the exhibit is of course, The Rose. DeFeo spent the years from 1958 – 1966 working in her Fillmore Street studio in San Francisco exclusively on […]
Uncomfortable Fictions: Carsten Holler – Eric Ward
Uncomfortable Fictions: Carsten Holler Eric Ward CarstenHoller, born in Brussels, Belgium in 1961, was professionally employed as ascientist focusing on insect behaviors before he saw the artistic implicationswithin his work. For the past ten years he has worked independently, andcollaborated with many artists in order to redefine the art museum experience as we have traditionally […]
Bas Relief in Brooklyn – Michael Cohn
Bas Relief in Brooklyn Michael Cohn Bas reliefartworks recall the heyday of the Renaissance, when terra cotta friezes byartists like Luca della Robbia and the carved bronze doors of Lorenzo Ghiberti fired the imaginations of trailblazing Italian sculptors. Now, PeterKrebs is bringing bas relief to latter-day Brooklyn with a series of marblecarvings entitled “Relief.” The […]
Tough Merits and Lost Causes: Lee Krasner at Robert Miller – Joao Ribas
Tough Merits and Lost Causes: Lee Krasner at Robert Miller Joao Ribas PALINGENESIS, 1971, Oil on canvas �Pollock-Krasner Foundation, Inc. Courtesy Robert Miller Gallery, New York style=’font-size:8.0pt;font-family:Verdana;color:black’>Lee Krasner is a bulls-eye for all sorts of critical impieties. Her legacy suffers as much from a benighted revisionism as from a close association with the Abstract Expressionist […]
A Gamerââ¬â¢s Element – Joshua M. Shreckengost
A Gamer’s Element Joshua M. Shreckengost MarcoBrambilla, the Milan-born feature film director known for Hollywood titles such as Demolition Man and Excess Baggage, brought a stunning film exhibition focused on the fuzzy line between real life and virtual reality to the Zenith Media Lounge at the New Museum of Contemporary Art in Soho. Brambilla uses […]
Currin’s Apparent Normality – L. Lee Byars
Currin’s Apparent Normality L. Lee Byars JohnCurrin’s art exhibits are meaningless. This is true. Ask anyone. But to quote Woody Allen, “as meaningless experiences go, its pretty damn good”. This quote constantly runs through my mind as I browse through Currin’s works in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. This is Currin’s genius or lack […]
