Author Archives: mauri
Drunken Angels at Life on Mars
“Some kind of savior singing the blues/a derelict in your duct tape shoes/Your orphan clothes and your long dark hair/looking like you didn’t care/drunken angel” – Lucinda Williams Featuring: Farrell Brickhouse, Karen Schwartz, Purvis Young, Thornton Dial Curated by: Michael David Drunken Angels May 16 – June 22. 2014 Life on Mars Gallery 56 Bogart […]
Playing G.I. Joes with Jacolby Satterwhite
NY Arts: Has your approach to art always been associated with performance art? Jacolby Satterwhite: No, I started with drawing and painting; however, the images I’ve been making since childhood have been performative and used the figure as a compositional pivot. Ten years into my painting practice, I became exhausted by painting’s history because it’s […]
Rate My Artist Residency: Money For Artists!
In January of 2013 a new online resource for artist residencies was born. I stumbled upon it at the tail end of that year and kept it to myself as though I had found buried treasure. I frequent it often and have continually wondered why more people don’t take advantage of it. There are plenty […]
A Belle We Need
My roommate and I felt slightly out of place as the Bryant Park Hotel doorman directed us to an elevator that was violently painted red. We pressed a button that would take us to a mysterious lower level. We got off and it was quiet. But, around the corner was a smiling employee, inviting us […]
Ken Price at Matthew Marks Gallery
Ken Price: Large Sculptures May 9 – June 28, 2014 Matthew Marks Gallery 522 W 22 Street 502 W 22 Street New York City matthewmarks.com
Curated: Kimberly Kitada Has Irons in the Fire
In regards to the curatorial field, the Internet has facilitated international collaborative projects and generated new possibilities for online exhibitions and platforms. For instance, I am currently part of an international curatorial collective called 7×8 comprised of 7 curators based in New York, Paris, Rome, Toronto, Vienna, and Singapore. Our recent projects include: contributing articles […]
Nadine De Meester
My work draws upon the century-long tradition of handmade sculpture. I would describe my pieces as visceral; the sculpting technique I use when working with clay reveals a flesh-like quality. As such, my work has everything to do with the materiality of life. My sculptures wear the heaviness of being; their surfaces reveal every sign […]
David Adickes
Although I was born in Texas, my art education came from France; my influences are European art and architecture. I studied two years at the Atelier Fernand Leger in Paris (1948 -1950) and I traveled extensively, including a two year tour around the world settling at Antibes on the Cote d’Azur. My art is collected by several museums and […]
Martha Greiner
As an artist, my artwork comprises multiple dimensions in both aesthetic and educational values. I try to emphasize the little nuances of what we see in our daily lives by using multiple mediums to accomplish this while educating the viewer. I wish to educate the viewer of my work by taking advantage of the opportunity, […]
