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Johan Warodell
I have been creating art all my life and can now finally live my dream to its fullest by creating art on a daily basis. I am the owner of Warodell art studio, located in south-east Sweden on an island called Öland. I was born in 1979 and have been working with my art professionally […]
Shirley Jaffe’s Language of Coexistence at Tibor de Nagy
Bursting with colors so gorgeous they could have been mixed by Matisse, Shirley Jaffe’s paintings bring a rare excitement to our senses. The American artist moved to Paris in 1949 and has lived and worked there ever since. Her early works, with thick brush strokes of pigment and strong gestures, were in the style of […]
Nu Age Hustle at Momenta Art
Nu Age Hustle is a group show featuring 9 artists working in video, fabric, installation and performance. Drawing equally from elements of “New Age” and Pop culture (hip hop, fashion, and e-commerce) these artists explore ritual, earth and sky awareness, embodiment and commodification at the increasingly blurred boundary of the spiritual and the secular. Organized […]
Free Form at Harbor Gallery
Free Form highlights the moment that exists between structure and abstraction. The interplay of these two forms – one of regulation, the other of play is explored from the aesthetic viewpoint of four artists who also skateboard and see a connection to that in their work. The inspiration for Free Form is the moment of […]
Kristine Marx at Station Independent
Floating Room is created from animated drawings, photographs and video. Through the process of remembering the space and reconfiguring it, these layered fragments form videos that are projected back onto the actual site of the gallery in which the footage was taken. The imagery moves from recorded representations to a diagrammatic idea of space, loosely […]
Remembering Arthur C. Danto
It is with great sadness and a deep feeling of loss that NY Arts acknowledges the passing of a dear friend and esteemed colleague, Arthur C. Danto. Beloved contemporary critic and author, Danto’s contributions to the structure of current aesthetic thought are simply beyond measure. From his early work grappling with the enormous questions put […]
NY Arts Selects: The Best Art Videos
It’s all happening online, all day everyday, and at NY Arts our eyes are open. Some may not have been created as art, but to us each video has a timely resonance. What could be more contemporary than the hottest web videos? Here is a selection from NY Arts of what we think are the […]
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Mourning the Loss of a Legend: Good Bye Lou Reed
Lou Reed, the singer, songwriter and guitarist whose work with the Velvet Underground in the 1960s had an impact on generations of rock musicians, and who remained a powerful if polarizing force for the rest of his life, died on Sunday at his home in Southampton, N.Y., on Long Island. He was 71. We respectfully […]
Dorothee Vermaaten
I’ve adapted this statement of American novelist John Updike for me and my art, “The cave of humanity shines through the pulsating light of art!” In Updike’s novels there is a stout, powerfully designed language, vibrant colors, and poetic richness, which I also create in my pictures. There are also works that use color very […]
