Author Archives: mauri

Irish Art Does Not Exist

Featuring: George Bolster, Carla Burns, Gary Dempsey, Sarah Feehily, Beth Fox, Gemma Gore, Luke Howlin, Steve Maher, Megs Morley & Tom Flanagan, Mike O’Brien and Liam O’ Callahan Curated by: Shane Harrington Irish Art Does Not Exist April 24 – May 18 Opening Reception: April 24, 6-9pm Station Independent Projects 164 Suffolk Street New York […]

Posted in Exhibits | Events, Uncategorized | Tagged art, Beth Fox, Carla Burns, eorge Bolster, Gary Dempsey, Gemma Gore, Luke Howlin, Megs Morley, Sarah Feehily, Station Independent Projects, Steve Maher

A Conversation with Brian Morris

Pete Tobey: You’re from New York City? Brian Morris: Yup. First generation American-Irish from Woodhaven, Queens. My folks grew up 100 miles or so from each other in Ireland, and met in The Bronx in ’68. I love New York. Lived all over, Brooklyn, Harlem, Astoria, Forest Hills, Little Italy, Alaska, and now LES. PT: Alaska? […]

Posted in News, Uncategorized | Tagged brian morris, Brian Morris Gallery, contemporary art, fine art, installation, new breed, sculpture, young gallerist

Bringing the Good Stuff: NY Arts Current Exhibition Picks

Showcasing everyone from big names to emerging stars, there is a lot of great art to be seen in NYC these days. Here are our selections for the best shows that are up to be looked at right now. All across town, from painting to sculpture to video and performance, take a peek and then […]

Posted in News, Uncategorized | Tagged Cordy Ryman, Daniel Phillips, Darren Blackstone Foote, Dave Cole, Dodge Gallery, Ellen Harvey, Environmental Services, Gagosian Gallery, Heidi Bucher, Jane Fox Hipple, Jason Middlebrook, Joanne Greenbaum, Lorna Williams, rachel uffner gallery, Recbecca Chamberlain, Rudolf Stingel, Sheila Gallagher, Swiss Institute, Taylor Davis, ted gahl

Top Picks for Tribeca Film Festival

Every spring the Tribeca Film Festival rolls through lower Manhattan for a short but rich visit. The festival, founded in 2002, partially as an effort to reinvigorate Manhattan, is now a New York City staple. There is always a dynamic line-up, including independent films, documentaries, narrative feature-length films, and shorts. Happening from April 16-27, here […]

Posted in News | Tagged Acetate Diary, An Honest Liar, Begin Again, John Carney, Justin Weinstein, Kelly Reichardt, Night Moves, One9, Russell Sheaffer, Time Is Illmatic, Tribeca Film Festival, Tyler Measom

Adriano Passardi

Strong colors play an important role in my pictures in oil and acrylic. They allow me to express my positive view towards life. The owners of my paintings say that they are captivated by my landscapes, flowers or abstactions, and that my art is for the heart. Since 1982 I did over 50 exhibitions in […]

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Barbara Palka Winek

My work is characterized by a searching through and experimentation with the form and matter of painting. It is important for me to expose a painting technique that is improved and enriched by my own experience, which may even lead to the development of my own distinct technique. My painting begins with emotion. That emotion builds form […]

Posted in NY Arts Magazine: Artists at Home & Abroad | Tagged abstraction, Barbara Palka Winek, painting, woman, women

Film Maven: The work of Jordan Rathus

Based On, If Any, Jordan Rathus’s incisive and wildly entertaining museum debut, at the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art focuses primarily on videos that playfully deconstruct and subvert preconceived expectations of both authorship and viewership. Drawing on the materiality of film, Rathus dissects the conventions of the medium, and also draws attention to the […]

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Stargazing at Trestle Gallery

Featuring: Catherine Cullen, Mary Schiliro, Craig Olson, Regina Bogat Stargazing April 11 – May 16, 2014 Trestle Gallery 168 7th street, 3rd floor Brooklyn trestlegallery.org

Posted in Exhibits | Events | Tagged Catherin Cullen, Craig Olson, Hilma af Klint, Mary Schiliro, Regina Bogat, Stargazing, Trestle Gallery

The New Romantics at Eyebeam

Featuring: Mark Beasley, Tim Berrensheim, Alexandra Gorczynski, Ryan Whittier Hale, Claudia Hart, Jeremiah Johnson, Brookhart Jonquil, Sophie Kahn, Alex M. Lee, Sara Ludy, Shane Mecklenburger, Jonathan Monaghan, Mikey McParlane and Michael Mallis, Brenna Murphy, Nicholas O’Brien, Jaakko Pallasvuo, Jon Rafman, Nicolas Sassoon, Jasper Spicero, Kate Steciw, Katie Torn, and Krist Wood. Performances by: ATOM-r (Mark […]