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Somewhere Between Heaven and Earth: Notes on an Exhibition
Between Heaven and Earth, is a new exhibition of work from 23 contemporary artists from Central Asia. It has been conceived by Berlin-based curator, David Elliott for Calvert 22, a not-for-profit foundation specializing in contemporary art from Russia, Central and Eastern Europe and located in Shoreditch, London, UK. In an exclusive edited extract from his […]
The New York Public Library: The Architecture and Decoration of the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building
One of the many reasons we can (proudly, loudly) call our city the greatest in the world are our public libraries. The idea of a library being completely open to the public, and most importantly free, was revolutionary at the inception of the New York Public Library in 1895, when almost all libraries in the […]
Tatjana Tiziana
“My art attempts to help others understand a worldwide story, the importance of our water conditions and water resources.” Courtesy of the artist. Tatjana Tiziana www.tatjana-tiziana.ch/com My art attempts to help others understand a worldwide story, the importance of our water conditions and water resources. And how important they have been and still […]
Tatjana Tiziana
“My art attempts to help others understand a worldwide story, the importance of our water conditions and water resources.” Courtesy of the artist. Tatjana Tiziana www.tatjana-tiziana.ch/com My art attempts to help others understand a worldwide story, the importance of our water conditions and water resources. And how important they have been and still […]
Phara Zoëv
Courtesy of the artist. Phara Zoëv www.users.telenet.be/zoev/ In the beginning of each creation Lines appear like an octopus. It’s the birth of the movement The intuition of the moment. The tension becomes free Spontaneous is the conducted line. And then the in conscious comes up The arabesque creates a new dimension And gives […]
Eve D’Angeville
Courtesy of the artist. Eve D’Angeville www.dangeville.drouot-cotation-artistes-modernes-contemporains.com Figuration is a way to immerse myself in a dreamlike space colors bright and cleans lines. I exalt in the colors that rub shoulders at the option of a keen sensitivity to recreate a world of harmony and joy. I paint by instinct and passion.
Erica Fromme
“I construct paintings out of multiple layers, which are reworked over and over again.” Courtesy of the artist. Erica Fromme www.erica-fromme.com Author: Dr. Marta Oberrauch-Melniczuk, Robb Kvasnak, Ed.D. During the process of creation, abstract configurations experience a revival, becoming a lively and stirring existence under the brush of Erica Fromme. Erica Fromme brings a […]
Delia Solari
“Delia Solari, an Argentine painter who previously worked with a Neo-Geometric Figuration technique and currently works with a Geometric Abstraction technique.” Delia Solari www.deliasolari.com.ar Delia Solari, an Argentine painter who previously worked with a Neo-Geometric Figuration technique and currently works with a Geometric Abstraction technique. She has developed a unique style, which […]
Debbi Chan
“They are pretty popular and a lot of fun to engrave.” Courtesy of the artist. Debbi Chan www.absolutearts.com/sosum I have neighbors collecting Pendleton bottles for me which I then carve with western scenes. They are pretty popular and a lot of fun to engrave.
Barbara Dabbagh
“In contrast to the transparent structures there are also impermeable areas of watercolors, which form contrary structures in composition.” Courtesy of the artist. Barbara Dabbagh mdabbagh.riet@t-online.de The artwork ‘Abendhimmel ’ (sky in the evening) is an abstract representation of the light of the setting sun and the colors and movement of the clouds in […]
