Author Archives: jolanta
Nykolai Aleksander
“I attempt to recreate the visuals I get from listening to music” Courtesy of the artist. Nykolai Aleksanderwww.admemento.com I view the world in a way where sounds have shapes and people resonate in colours. I attempt to recreate the visuals I get from listening to music; shifting, changing, and nearly evaporating shapes. Yet […]
Bernadette Kirstein Bernaki
“My art attempts to give people hope” Courtesy of the artist. Bernadette Kirstein Bernakiwww.bernadettekirstein.com My art attempts to give people hope, sensation and joy through spirituality and positive, cheerful expressions.
Jan Maliepaard
“I portray these emotions in an extraordinary way.” Courtesy of the artist. Jan Maliepaardwww.oldpictures.nl My gouache paintings are made in a unique style using fine brushes to apply multiple semi-transparent layers on an opaque one. This meticulous and labour-intensive technique results in a wide range of nuances, in a style reminiscent of old […]
Andros Efstathiou
“ Aesthetic distance between subject and work is the theme that best describes my work.” Courtesy of the artist. Andros Efstathiou www.androsefstathiou.com Aesthetic distance between subject and work is the theme that best describes my work. Working this way allows me to make spontaneous decisions that are simple and direct. My aim […]
Armory Arts Week 2012: NY Arts Preview
Armory Arts Weeks kicks off soon. And so NY Arts has put together a little preview of what to look for. Volta and Armory have a Nordic focus going on which is a big touchstone for many galleries this year. Most notable is Sanja Iveković, who stands outs as a must see. Presenting at Volta […]
FG.Ft (Fad Gadget – Frank Tovey)
FG.Ft (Fad Gadget – Frank Tovey)March 1 – April 8 Opening: Thursday, March 1, 6-8 PM
Lauren Luloff
Lauren LuloffMarch 1 – 31st Opening: Thursday, March 1, 6-8 PM
In Conversation: Emily Auchincloss Interviews Alisha Kerlin
Alisha Kerlin’s paintings have the ability to get past the mind’s usual categories of rational beliefs or humming discursiveness to resonate in a place that’s hard to name. Solitaire games, measuring tapes and dangling carrots are recurrent images, but an equal player in her work is her glowing, murky backgrounds, which often question or even […]
Scope NYC March 8 – 11
Scope New York 2012 Sabine Hertig, Big Mountain, 2011. Following the tremendous success of its Miami edition, SCOPE Art Show returns to New York City for the eleventh year, with an exciting, high-profile location across from The Armory Show. The 30,000 square foot pavilion on 57th Street and 12th Ave will […]
Underworlds Rising: Yi Zhou @RH Gallery
Underworlds Rising: Yi Zhou @ RH Gallery Yi Zhou’s first solo show in New York will derive from and focus on a 3D animated film then follows a journey inspired by Dante’s pilgrimage in The Divine Comedy through Hell, Purgatory and Paradise. The exhibition will also feature four new sculptures referencing objects featured […]
