Author Archives: jolanta
Luise Davis
I’m an aquatic ecologist by profession and an artist for the pleasure of it. I’m fascinated by what happens—the blending and run-ins and echoing shapes—when water and pigment are poured an allowed to mix freely on the page. The patterns that result are akin to the ever-changing patterns that I see in aquatic ecosystems. luisedavis.com
Alessandro Di Cola
“My work presents an image imbued with the nuances of the infinite.“ Courtesy of the artist. Alessandro Di Cola www.alessandrodicola.com Like an old picture that has passed through the wallets of several generations, ripped, torn, and rebuilt, it still retains its essence, its aura. In the memory, in the history of […]
Global Projects at BWAY Gallery, Closes Aug 31
Global Projects Broadway Gallery 473 Broadway 7th floor NY, NY 10013 Opening Reception Aug 9, 6-8 pm On view August 8 – 31 Featuring: Bruno Maximus, Elinor Fletcher, Lucienne Guertner, Vishal Misra, Aud-Irene Andersen, Gisela Isking, Henry Hargraves, Benjamin Fredrickson, Darnell Edwards, Luise Davis
Gudrun Hasle: Blood Fascination
I wanted to look back to the difficult years of youth. A time where one is trying to look away from their parents and create a personal identity. I went through this process, like everyone else, but not without problems. I did damage to myself since I was 12 years old until I grew up. […]
Enterprising at Envoy
Before I came to the city, I would spend most of my days and nights browsing through websites of innumerable New York galleries. Envoy Enterprises was one that I would visit quite often. As silly as it may sound, I remember always using images off of the site as background images for my mac book […]
On The (W)hole
When Deitch closed, the community of artists I had been supporting needed a gallery to continue and fill the hole that Deitch left, so I became an art dealer. I curate those shows here, and still participate in curating shows on an international level, but I focus more on selling art. The Hole is unique […]
Dodge Gallery Gives a Shit
I don’t find anything to be more compelling, perplexing, challenging, exciting, or moving than art. There aren’t many spaces in life that allow for something so entirely impractical to exist. In what other arena is it acceptable to knit with excavators and telephone poles, for example? Creative thinkers and visionaries are the ones who shape […]
In Conversation: Michael Shaw Interviews Fritz Chestnut
I first encountered your work in its abstract phase, that is post-2008, and now the abstraction is the work that you are known for, at least in Los Angeles. Do you embrace having two distinctly different periods in your work, or is there part of you that wants to put the first phase behind you […]
Sugar Bushwick
SUGAR is an artwork in and of itself. It is not an attempt at any other entity, other than what it truly is. SUGAR is an artwork in and of itself. It is not an attempt at any other entity, other than what it truly is…SUGAR, (found in a large variety of recipes… in my […]
Aurora Robson
Aurora Robson is a multi-media artist known predominantly for her transformative work interrupting the waste Aurora Robson is a multi-media artist known predominantly for her transformative work interrupting the waste stream using plastic debris, excess packaging and junk mail. A Canadian, Robson was born in Toronto in 1972 and has lived and worked in New […]
