The not so Sacred Life after Death of Saint Dali. Global Dali By Valery Oisteanu             The not so Sacred Life after Death of Saint Dali. A diary of surreal insignificance by Valery Oisteanu The Black Hole of Dali One recent Sunday afternoon I was invited to join "the traveling […]

The photograph reveals only a single grotesque or comic moment, I thought, not the person as he really was more or less all his life. STARBUCKS COFFEE By George Porcari The photograph reveals only a single grotesque or comic moment, I thought, not the person as he really was more or less all his life. […]

There is a new innocence in New York performance this season that is exploding with innovations stretching from the experimental downtown scene to the classical dance world. Dance in 2004:A New Populism Born out of Collaboration By L.P. Streitfeld   A New Populism Born out of Collaboration         There is a new […]

Peter Welz is a Berlin-based artist, known for his contemporary kinetic reconfiguring of the traditional concerns of the sculptural figure. Rhyming Circles: Peter Welz By Mick Wilson           Peter Welz is a Berlin-based artist, known for his contemporary kinetic reconfiguring of the traditional concerns of the sculptural figure. More recently, and […]

Mental Oyster is as much pearl as oyster. Jim Lambie’s new installation at the Anton Kern Gallery focuses on the optical effects created by repeated forms and contrasting colors. Review: Op art Pops at Anton Kern By Glenna Gordon     Jim Lambie 2004 installation view       Mental Oyster is as much pearl […]

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 or Bodhisattva or Both? By Daniel Rothbart     YOKO ONO, CUT PIECE, Africa Center, London, 1966.         On July 20, 1964 in Kyoto, Japan, Yoko Ono […]

Beautifully presented at SoHo’s Sundaram Tagore Gallery, Michael Petry’s first New York solo show, entitled The Milky Way and other Fairy Tales, pivots around a careful grouping of paired glass balls suspended from the ceiling. Michael Petry’s Milky Ways @ Sundaran Tagore Gallery. By Photios Giovanis     Michael Petry’s “The Milky Way and Other […]

While we are spending energy on seeking profit in our capitalistic society, the world is losing humanity. This is the object of my lens. Photo Objects By Shin Terada   Photo Objects         While we are spending energy on seeking profit in our capitalistic society, the world is losing humanity. This is […]

The work of Susan Melikian Steinsieck caught my eye when I first saw it linked from the NY Arts Magazine Web site at www.nyartsmagazine.com/sue. Drawing Petals By Karen Swikata The work of Susan Melikian Steinsieck caught my eye when I first saw it linked from the NY Arts Magazine Web site at www.nyartsmagazine.com/sue. The site […]

Marusela Granell’s art is eye catching even at the moment of initial encounter. Torn Beauty: Marusela Granell By Tobias Verlende       Marusela Granell       Marusela Granell’s art is eye catching even at the moment of initial encounter. The latest show of Granell’s work consists of five paintings and compositions, one on […]