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Sini Kunnas
Fast drawing and movement with black line in still paintings has defined my art for 15 years. I worked for a long time as an artist before going to have schooling from the Russian Masters with portraits. I am an arts healer in abstract painting as well as in classical styles. My portraits and paintings […]
Josephine Turalba
These bullet paintings take on a visceral approach to the politics of violence, focusing on the dynamics of infliction and trauma, as well as depicting traces and spaces, a mental place where empathy translates into healing. My “ballistic” medium grew from personal traumas, experienced, converging with collective history. My work embraces influences from different cultures […]
Cinema Without Conscience: Tony Zaza Takes in NYFF 51
The 51st New York Film Festival is more of a milestone than the 50th Anniversary edition. The Festival demonstrates that American filmmaking has fully transformed itself from a plastic form of storytelling in time and motion, into a form of self-indulgent self-centered vanity. This was to have been expected. Since the mid-1990s, celebrity has been […]
Uprooted: Laurent Chéhère’s Flying Houses
Be prepared to let your imagination carry you away while visiting French artist Laurent Chéhère’s first solo exhibition in the U.S. at Muriel Guépin Gallery, opening November 1. This fantastical exhibition features a series of recent photographs, many of which have never before been exhibited in a series entitled Flying Houses. Each photograph depicts a […]
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 […]
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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 […]
Sarah Hartshorne
My work is an exploration of shape and color, inspired by the ever-changing play of light and shadow. Realism is the structure on which I build my images, but the focus is more on the abstract quality of the visual world than on actual content. I am most often inspired by the natural world, the […]
