Jamie Dalglish’s art plows many fields. As a biophilist walking, his site contains many changing forms – nature/art/darkness/light/silence/chance/music/colour/poetryhis paintings are presentations of cinematic space/the story of his morphoglylph, which is the presence in dawn’s early light or stopping light. The viewer extrapolates freely, letting go and levitating in a state of frottage. “Art is the […]

Taka Ishii Gallery is pleased to present “Variety Show,” an exhibition of new paintings by the Tokyo-based artist Tomoo Gokita, which will be on view from Saturday, June 30 to Saturday, July 28. “Variety Show” will be Gokita’s second exhibition at Taka Ishii Gallery since 2008. Gokita’s work has been shown in numerous exhibitions in […]

FIAC In 1974. FIAC returned to the center of Paris in 2005, at the Grand Palais, the Jardin des Tuileries and the Jardin des Plantes. This year FIAC will take place from October 18th to Sunday 21st, 2012 The Grand Palais brings together modern and contemporary art galleries-showing solo, group or thematic exhibitions-as well as […]

The Social Exposure version will treat its guests like a blank canvas with digital productions of cloud and sky images to whisk people away into a heavenly world. The goal of the event, aside from celebrating the mid-summer feverous energy, is to bring together the social media mavens, the creative entrepreneurs and the nightlife goers […]

Employing a loose geometry, heavily applied, neon oil paint and a paired down aesthetic, Russell Tyler has created a unique painting language. Working in a more is more fashion; the artist pushes pattern-based imagery into new territory. Specifically in a work such as Data (2012) Tyler creates the effect of a broken T.V. screen circa […]

The title of this exhibition, loosely translates to “Wakes and Doors.” A common hallmark of this artist’s work is the rupture or manipulation of the acrylic surface. These ruptures behave as doors or corridors pointing the eye toward the space separating the viewer from the work while “deixants,” the word used for the trail or […]

Since her graduation from London’s Royal College of Art in 2010, Kate Groobey has enjoyed a rising profile on the scene, kick-started by having pieces from her degree show snapped up, and subsequently exhibited, by Charles Saatchi. I recently went to visit Groobey in her Dalston studio. Her degree show was a series of weird, […]

The festival here in Bucharest gathers the people who have worked and/or learned with him and allow them to pass on some of their knowledge and experience to the next generation for all to see. The 2012 festival is the first one ever, marking 100 years from his birth.We have events to discover the Maestro […]

As its title and subtitle imply, the human figure informs storytelling, whose attendant connotations of fantasy, intimacy, and attentiveness set the exhibition’s tone. Ernest Concepcion’s black-and-white paintings tell war stories through the lens of the news media and cinema. Further stressing cinema, Concepcion embellishes these war scenes with science fiction genre monsters, for instance, a […]

For the past decade, New York artist Tamara Zahaykevich has created works that navigate between painting and sculpture. Her objects either protrude from the wall or are set on pedestals. Her materials, which range from discarded foam core to old paint mixing palettes, are rooted in everyday life and lack pretension. Manifesting as characters with […]