Tag Archives: drawing
Joel Shapiro: Works on Paper 2011–2013
Joel Shapiro: Works on Paper 2011–2013 May 9 – June 28, 2014 Pace Gallery 508 West 25th Street New York City pacegallery.com
Leah Oates Talks Psychology, Solitude with Kristine Marx
Leah Oates: How did you become an artist and did you know early on that you would be in the arts or did you begin as something else? Were there other artists in your family? Kristine Marx: My earliest memories are of painting and drawing, so I always made art. My parents were very encouraging. […]
Pam White
The field of possibilities seems endless and confusing until I look for a place to put a color, then another. A line might turn into a shape or ask for more color. Once it starts, the balance swings from my hand to the painting. What does it want; equivalence, harmony, or is tension part of […]
Isabelle Habegger
My work aims to take a fresh view on what you see, far away from conformity. It is not that I take on a distant or distinguishing view: it is rather through my very personal and individual perspective and power of expression that the work speaks to the spectator. Living today in a world with […]
The Phantom: John O’Connor’s “Machine and the Ghost”
How persistent is the wish to somehow find a human face in whatever kind of art—to see a real presence there that invites us to know its secrets and enjoy its troubles? How powerful is that illusion of a real presence, when a ramshackle and effaced effigy, an ugly or beautiful scarecrow clothed and stuffed […]
Adam Green and Friends (Alia Shawkat, Macaulay Culkin!, etc)
Featuring: Adam Green, Alia Shawkat, Macaulay Culkin, Fabrizio Moretti, Austin English, Devendra Banhart, Dustin Yellin, Taylor McKimens, Alexa Chung, Matt Leines, Toby Goodshank, Allison Silva, Jeffrey Lewis and Jack Walls Adam Green and Friends: Hot Chicks January 1 – 31, 2014 Opening: January 1 from 6-9PM The Hole 312 Bowery New York City theholenyc.com
Eugenia Velis
I am a young Mexican artist, travelling in Sub-Saharan Africa for over 7 years, with the character Mikinemi, inspired by the famous Catrina, this offers a free space of overlapping imaginations and cultural experiences which allows all of us to arrive at our own interpretation of my experiences and so forth. Like Catrina, the original character, a traditional Mexican symbol, […]
Commission Free: The work of Ewa Banas
Ewa Banas, Irises, 2013. Pastel on paper, 37 x 24.5 in. Minimum bid: $3500 For a limited time only! Two of Long Island artist Ewa Banas‘ works are available for purchase through Broadway Gallery. Ewa is a self taught artist whose dedication to her craft has been delicately cultivated through countless hours spent painting and drawing […]
Maria Bech Jensen
My work is a series of relations, between the day-by-day life, my own memories, history, and irony. In the works, the audience is brought through a world where obscene and the impure are put on display,arranged in a paradoxical and surreal make-believe world. Usually everything is installed together, combining different medias, such as painting, graphic printing, and […]
Linda Francis, John O’Connor, and Ken Weathersby at Suite 217
He had shown that the image did not exist, only chains of images, and that the very way these were assembled, from the genetic code to the Renault production chain, this assembly itself constituted an image, an image that reflected how we fit into the center or the periphery of the universe. –Jean-Luc Godard, “Changer […]
