Most developments in art are superseded and often directly initiated by advances in technology and science. FlashART: Art in the 3rd millennium By Niko Angelis Most developments in art are superseded and often directly initiated by advances in technology and science. The past century is a prime example of how awesome breakthroughs subjected art through […]

Ex-Nitzer Ebb member Bon Harris is planning to release his first solo project entitled "Maven" in October. Aural Fixation : Music News By Beata Patricia Pac Erasure (photo credit: http://www.labels-japan.com/artists/erasure.html/) Ex-Nitzer Ebb member Bon Harris is planning to release his first solo project entitled "Maven" in October. The details of guest musicians on the album […]

Band in tow, diminutive dynamo Polly Jean Harvey recently whirled into New York’s Knitting Factory to test drive new material before tackling the US and European circuits. Aural Fixation: PJ Harvey at Knitting Factory By Robert J. Ricci Photo credit: PJ Harvey: http://www.ulitka.net Band in tow, diminutive dynamo Polly Jean Harvey recently whirled into New […]

Most of the photographs that flood the urban visual imagination are simply beautiful things in focus. Through a Photographer’s Lens: Shin Terada Speaks on Motif By Shin Terada   Shin Terada Speaks on Motif       Most of the photographs that flood the urban visual imagination are simply beautiful things in focus. These are […]

Carme Pinos: An Architecture of Overlay Carme Pinos: An Architecture of Overlay / Edited by Ana Maria Torres By Zhanna Veyts Pedestrian bridge in Petrer, Spain Carme Pinos: An Architecture of Overlay Edited by Ana Maria Torres The Monacelli Press In this comprehensive presentation of her oeuvre, Catalan architect Carme Pinos soars as an innovator […]

On July 20, 1964 in Kyoto, Japan, Yoko Ono entered a stage dressed in her finest clothes, carrying a pair of scissors. YOKO ONO: Artist/Bodhisattva By Daniel Rothbart On July 20, 1964 in Kyoto, Japan, Yoko Ono entered a stage dressed in her finest clothes, carrying a pair of scissors. She calmly made her way […]

An exciting core of new works by artist, including Johnston Foster, as far ranging as recent works by Mia Westerlund to the delightful slide of Yutaka Sone’s Amusement Romana are re-invigorating new art possibilities beyond the restricted context of video installations. ANIMATE: Johnston Foste By Horace Brockington An exciting core of new works by artist, […]

With his intricate gem paintings, Ilya Schar explores the nature of form and representation. His works are a gesture of the artist?s self-definition inscribed in semi-precious stones and gems. Conventionally noted as paintings, these compositions reflect his heartfelt sentiments for each subject he represents?whether it is a delicately rendered, flock of colorful birds, or a […]

When looking for a cross sampling of a region?s emerging contemporary artists and styles, a juried show does well as a rough guide. It goes without saying that as with any juried show, between the participating juror(s) and the topic, the end result is heavily subjective, (hence a juried show). Long Story Short: Bay Area […]

The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts gallery complex presents a panorama of world art spanning creative achievements from ancient times to the present.On view through March 13, 2005, is "Selections: 20th-Century Latin American Art in the VMFA Collection," featuring paintings, prints, photographs and sculpture by artists from the Americas and the Caribbean. Virginia Museum of […]