Author Archives: jolanta
Zheng Xue Wu
"Artists need to use individual styles to create their own art history," says Zheng Xuewu of Mainland China’s contemporary art production. "Artists need to use individual styles to create their own art history," says Zheng Xuewu of Mainland China’s contemporary art production. Looking through the works in this catalogue, it is clear that the artist […]
Zhu Wei
Born in 1966 in Beijing, Zhu Wei received education in the People’s Liberation Army Academy of Art, Beijing Film Academy, and China Institute of Art. Born in 1966 in Beijing, Zhu Wei received education in the People’s Liberation Army Academy of Art, Beijing Film Academy, and China Institute of Art. Zhu Wei made his first […]
Zhu Wei
Born in 1966 in Beijing, Zhu Wei received education in the People’s Liberation Army Academy of Art, Beijing Film Academy, and China Institute of Art. Born in 1966 in Beijing, Zhu Wei received education in the People’s Liberation Army Academy of Art, Beijing Film Academy, and China Institute of Art. Zhu Wei made his first […]
Zorya Fine Art Gallery
Zorya Fine Art is dedicated to exhibiting and placing fine art. The gallery services include advising on acquisitions and deaccessions and developing… Zorya Fine Art is dedicated to exhibiting and placing fine art. The gallery services include advising on acquisitions and deaccessions and developing arts management strategies for collectors. A distinctive aspect of the program […]
Zorya Fine Art Gallery
Zorya Fine Art is dedicated to exhibiting and placing fine art. The gallery services include advising on acquisitions and deaccessions and developing… Zorya Fine Art is dedicated to exhibiting and placing fine art. The gallery services include advising on acquisitions and deaccessions and developing arts management strategies for collectors. A distinctive aspect of the program […]
Digging for Artistââ¬â¢s Books in New York – Elaina Ganim
Digging for Artist’s Books in New York Elaina Ganim New York is not the book farm that it used to be. Gargantuan publishing houses have run over the city independents. On the fringe of the fringe of small press/ no press publishing, artist’s books–where the book itself is conceived of as an artwork–thrive despite the […]
Publishing Granaryââ¬â¢s Books: A Conversation in the Margins – Pantale Xantos
Publishing Granary’s Books: A Conversation in the Margins Pantale Xantos A retrospective of independent publisher Granary Books, "Publishing Granary’s Books: A Conversation in the Margins," will open at The University of California at San Diego’s Mandeville Special Collections Library on April 26th and run until June 27th. A unique and significant small publisher, Granary Books […]
Patrick Wilson at Los Angeles Projects Showing at The Armory Show – James Scarborough
Patrick Wilson at Los Angeles Projects Showing at The Armory Show James Scarborough Andre Breton pitied a life of presence, nothing but presence. Well, as Patrick Wilson shows, other-ness has its drawbacks too. He makes these three pieces, each with three panels, from alkyd, acrylic, oil and pigment on canvas. He titles each with a […]
The Flaneur as Botanist – Raul Zamudio
The Flaneur as Botanist Raul Zamudio Miguel Angel Rios’ recent three-channel DVD piece titled, Ni me busques….No me encuentras (Do not search for me….You will not find me) (2002), is located in an interesting juncture in the artist’s trajectory. A protean path that began with painting, sculpture, drawing and works on paper which then morphed […]
Reasonââ¬â¢s Dream, Reasonââ¬â¢s Nightmare (#1) – Robert Storr
News item: "The physician with a scalpel wore bright blue scrubs and a signature black fedora. The cadaver lay on a metal tray below a large copy of Rembrandt’s ‘Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp." In the former brewery in East London, the television cameras turned, a paying audience squirmed and Britain’s first public autopsy […]
