Author Archives: jolanta
Svetlana Jovanovic
In my work I explore certain narcissism, an attempt to forsake isolationism and explore sexuality through exhibitionism and objectification. Svetlana Jovanovic I was born in 1970 in Belgrade, Serbia and have been living in the Netherlands since 1999. I graduated in Psychology from the Belgrade University and studied Photography at the Royal Academy of Arts […]
Grit Hoehn
Media reflective influences alongside social and locality-specific issues lend both a conceptual and project-orientated theme to my work. Grit Hoehn Media reflective influences alongside social and locality-specific issues lend both a conceptual and project-orientated theme to my work. Authenticity is achieved through direct artistic response. The media for materialisation of ideas varies from work to […]
Dort Masal – Enstellasyon â Evre 1 â Bahar Kerimoglu
very very long and abundant black hair – preferably actual human hair- hanging down the window of a sky-rise building.. (this can be interpreted in various alternative ways; such as hair being cut in little pieces from many eastern women’s heads and these pieces being assembled back to back; and conveying a different meaning than […]
Incarnation Hammond Museum North Salem, NY by D. Dominick Lombardi
Contemporary art from Asia seems to be increasingly abundant everywhere you look – in our leading museums to our most progressive galleries. So it is no wonder that more and more, curators are scrambling to shed light on the differences and the distinctions from country to country. And it is hard to say where influences […]
Suzanne Vandeboom
Planetary Horizon: June 2001 It begins with a long white stroke within a darker field compressed to a narrow streak of sky. Suzanne Vandeboom Planetary Horizon: June 2001- It begins with a long white stroke within a darker field compressed to a narrow streak of sky. Stormy patterns chase and parry till a blue ribbon […]
Suzanne Vandeboom
Planetary Horizon: June 2001 It begins with a long white stroke within a darker field compressed to a narrow streak of sky. Suzanne Vandeboom Planetary Horizon: June 2001- It begins with a long white stroke within a darker field compressed to a narrow streak of sky. Stormy patterns chase and parry till a blue ribbon […]
Suzanne Vandeboom
Planetary Horizon: June 2001 It begins with a long white stroke within a darker field compressed to a narrow streak of sky. Suzanne Vandeboom Planetary Horizon: June 2001- It begins with a long white stroke within a darker field compressed to a narrow streak of sky. Stormy patterns chase and parry till a blue ribbon […]
Richard Serra at the MoMA by Harriet Zinnes
For Richard Serra, sculpture is not merely an object. And it’s most certainly not an object only to be seen. It is a means of searching, of allowing the viewer to walk into its enclosures, to feel its oppressions and releases even as its steel walls enclose and release. The viewer, therefore, must invade his […]
Open Season – Whitney May interviews artist Kimberley Hart
Kimberley Hart: This body of work revolves around an alter ego, conceived of in the hope of creating a complicated figure through which to address issues of identity and gender expectation. Before her emergence, I had been making works based on narratives from my own pre-adolescent tomboy exploits. While I was interested in the gender […]
Wang Lifengâs Great Ming Dynasty at Red Gate Gallery, Beijing – Tally Beck
Artist Wang Lifeng will exhibit his new show, The Great Ming Dynasty, at Red Gate Gallery’s Watchtower location from September 1 – 29, 2007. His latest work debuts his new, innovative medium that both demonstrates his connection to traditional Chinese visual expression as well as his boundless imagination in searching for new vehicles for contemporary […]
