Entering the Anderson Gallery to view Gerald Donato’s show, “Reinventing the Game,” I realized that, even though I have known him for six or seven years, I had not seen much of his work. Thus, I came to this show with an undisturbed palette. As I walked from room to room, I was continually blown […]

With a history of more than 20 years of having his images published in the Belgium’s most prominent weeklies and monthlies, Jean Van Cleemput has been established as one of the country’s most acclaimed photographers for quite some time. More recently, Van Cleemput has also gained international recognition after publishing his first book Beluga (Goliath, […]

Drawing is something I have been doing for as long as I can remember. Growing up, there were always art materials around the house, and before I could even walk I would accompany my mom to the Nelson Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, MO, where she taught children’s art classes. Sometimes I got […]

I grew up in a very Catholic region of The Netherlands. In my youth there were separate schools for boys and girls. At age 11, I had a horse accident that left me crippled for a long time. I still recall stumbling to school on my large orthopaedic shoes and crutches while young girls from […]

All grown up, we miss and yearn for the sensational experience of childhood: to wonder, love or fear; to have one’s curiosity aroused, spirit lifted and mind’s eye opened, in revelation. Through my work, I return to this childlike state, and I invite my audience along. I enjoy stereoscopic imaging in three-dimensions for several reasons, […]

When I saw Joan Miro’s Woman Strolling on the Rambla of Barcelona at the Met, it reminded me of my own visit to that Spanish city several years ago, when, walking up the Rambla, I thought: "I can live here, all right." I was in a cafe, sipping absinthe for the first time and talking […]

These two exhibitions, with their separate themes and project attempts, are on view within the same gallery, NY Arts Beijing Space, and both had their joint opening reception this past spring. Each exhibition was curated by Stefania Carrozzini and featured her selections of noteworthy contemporary Italian artists. The media on view at these two shows […]

Wynne Greenwood, who is also known for her performances as the three-girl band, Tracy and the Plastics, presents “Peas,” an exhibition of works created for our new exhibition space of Susanne Vielmetter Projects in Berlin. Drawing its name from old and re-done sayings like "eat your peas and carrots, mind your p’s and q’s and […]

“After” consists of photographic impressions of life following (un)natural disasters. By taking an almost poetic approach to journalistic images, the photographs become the ciphers of a larger idea. These photographs are concerned with the intangible aspects of loss and memory, seeing not only what has been ravaged, but also the unexpected events and the otherworldliness […]

Art Business Consulting (Maxim Iliukhin, Mikhail Kosolapov, Natasha Struchkova) has been working as a group since 2000. Each member graduated from the first class of The New Art Strategies School (started by the Institute of Contemporary Art and the Soros Center). At that time, the Russian economy was undergoing radical changes, and so a lot […]