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Janine van der Kaaij-Kruijmer
Saturday, 10 February 2007 19:20The flowerpaintings of Janine van der Kaaij-Kruijmer (1969, The Netherlands) pay tribute to the famous Dutch flowers! The flowerpaintings of Janine van der Kaaij-Kruijmer (1969, The Netherlands) pay tribute to the famous Dutch flowers! Specialized in a great variety of tulips, and also poppies and roses, Janine paints these flowers hughe, colorful and elegant in […]
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Anthony Julius
Thursday, 8 February 2007 17:37My paintings are visual journals of thoughts and experiences of every-day life. The majority of my paintings aren’t planned… My paintings are visual journals of thoughts and experiences of every-day life. The majority of my paintings aren’t planned, it’s just a matter of persisting until something of interest transpires. I appreciate drawings from children who […]
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Reuven Shezen
Monday, 5 February 2007 12:02Born in Riga, Latvia. Lives in Israel. Autodidact. Reuven’s artistic creativity stems from the depths of his soul, as essential need. Reuven Shezen Born in Riga, Latvia. Lives in Israel. Autodidact. Reuven’s artistic creativity stems from the depths of his soul, as essential need. He is inspired by subjects, events and moods surrounding him. […]
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Mike Pare
Thursday, 1 February 2007 13:15Mike Pare has shown extensively throughout the US and Europe with recent exhibitions at ATM Gallery in New York City. Mike Pare has shown extensively throughout the US and Europe with recent exhibitions at ATM Gallery in New York City. His subjects range from members of the love generation to tattooed youths lost in a […]
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Eddie Martinez
Thursday, 1 February 2007 13:09Eddie Martinez is a Brooklyn-based artist who has attracted rapid attention over the past two years following solo-exhibitions at ZeiherSmith… Eddie Martinez is a Brooklyn-based artist who has attracted rapid attention over the past two years following solo-exhibitions at ZeiherSmith, New York; and Galleri Loyal, Stockholm, Sweden. In both his drawings and paintings, Martinez strives […]
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Nicolas Sauliere
Thursday, 1 February 2007 12:13I work by stratifications, from the floor to the wall. Gestures, releasing writings or crude signs, alternate with minutely designed computer work. I work by stratifications, from the floor to the wall. Gestures, releasing writings or crude signs, alternate with minutely designed computer work. Nicolas Sauliere
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Mei Yee Lam
Friday, 26 January 2007 05:37A British Chinese glass artist exploring the link between expression and creativity. This work is about man-made comforts and nature… A British Chinese glass artist exploring the link between expression and creativity. This work is about man-made comforts and nature, how they are sometimes in conflict, sometimes mutually dependent. This unlikely marriage is real in […]
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Matt Forrest
Monday, 22 January 2007 17:42Searching for a way to develop cross cultural spiritualized imagery and applying it to current concerns in contemporary printmaking Searching for a way to develop cross cultural spiritualized imagery and applying it to current concerns in contemporary printmaking, I am driven to link historical and mythological iconography with the free play of recent art discourse […]
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Sibylle Hauert & Daniel Reichmuth
Monday, 22 January 2007 11:57Sibylle Hauert and Daniel Reichmuth work together as artists and performer in the field of new media art and research… Sibylle Hauert and Daniel Reichmuth work together as artists and performer in the field of new media art and research with an educational and training background in theatre, music and electrical engineering. They work on […]
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Isabelle Radtke
Monday, 22 January 2007 11:11Isabelle Radtke tackles poetry. Helmeted, protected, she attacks the iron… The surrounds resonates from her hammering, the grinder’s whistles. Isabelle Radtke tackles poetry. Helmeted, protected, she attacks the iron… The surrounds resonates from her hammering, the grinder’s whistles. Arranging fixtures and supports, little by little, she gives the sheet of steel a volume; puts it […]
















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