Tag Archives: ny arts magazine
Andreas Kuhn
They surround everyone of us everyday yet still we are rarely perceptive. Visual jewels, usually devoid of humans, a mixture of pattern, color and material. Fluke acts a certain part, things appear or are swallowed by light, a different angle brings to light surprises. Harmony as well as dysphoria exist utterly equitable, and every so […]
Lars Kesseler
For more than 25 years, my life has been filled with graffiti and street-art, which should brighten up the public areas and beautify grey walls. To follow my passion, I need some spray-cans and a piece of wall or canvas. My work connects figurative characters with detailed graphic elements in the background. The longer you look at one […]
Banu Inanc Uyan Dur
In my designs, I mostly inspired with the cultural environment that I have been. The geography I live has a rich historical past, which has been host to many different cultures for centuries. Legends, laments, tales, belief systems, and tragedies are still part of our lives. Endless fights and political games are normal for the […]
Shawn Morrel
My work is inspired by the aesthetics of the Art Deco and Cubism movements, and pays close attention to shape. The “Urban Moment” collection focuses on people in everyday urban settings around the world. Celebrating the beauty of multiculturalism has led to a diverse following of the series. shawnmorrel.com
Chuck Close’s New Exhibition in East Hampton
Celebrated artist Chuck Close will show his recent work at Guild Hall in East Hampton, NY, for the second time since his solo exhibition of large scale Polaroid photographs, Chuck Close Up Close, in 1991. Mr. Close always had been an experimental artist who consistently strive for new methods in making his art. In the […]
Leah Oates Interviews Brian Getnick
Leah Oates: How did you become an artist and what is your family background? Brian Getnick: Art for me is a way of joining thoughts that might not belong together in any other discourse. When you make art, you can actualize these thoughts into forms and create models where they are indisputably united. I like […]
Beta Launch of Postmasters Tribeca With Serkan Ozkaya’s Installation
Postmasters Gallery celebrates it’s new location in Tribeca and lets us get a sneak-peek of the unfinished space with an exciting installation by Serkan Ozkaya. Beta Launch of Postmasters Tribeca With Serkan Ozkaya’s Installation July 30- August 3, 2013 Postmasters Gallery 54 Franklin Street, New York City postmastersart.com
Artist Walter De Maria passes at 77
From The Lightning Field, 1977, to The 2000 Sculpture of 1992, Walter De Maria was a dynamic artist whose work seemed to cover many bases including earthworks, Conceptualism, and Minimal pursuits; often executed in a strikingly large scale. Despite the overwhelming size of his prominent explorations, Mr. De Maria was something of a recluse in his […]
