Tag Archives: painting
Rita Kenyon
I’m driven by color—it excites and inspires me. As I paint, I’m conscious of the energies that colors possess, especially as agents of healing that can transform us. Color can change how we feel. I work fast and I’m always in motion, like dancing, I need space. Sometimes I work with paintings on the ground […]
Everything Has a Dick: The Work of Tatiana Berg
Matthew Hassell: Surely you haven’t always painted quite the same way you do now. Could you tell me a little about where your work comes from and some of the experience that led you to make the work you are currently involved with creating? Tatiana Berg: I haven’t been painting for that long, relatively, but […]
One Burning Question with Vince Contarino
Vince Contarino’s vivid abstractions make harmonious compositions out of seemingly disparate forms. Smoky swaths of brushwork melt in and out between elements of rigidly concise geometrical arrangements. Hear him tell NY Arts about one of his pivotal influences in this week’s release of our One Burning Question.
Tom Friedman: Paint and Styrofoam
Tom Friedman: Paint and Styrofoam May 22 – Aug 8, 2014 Luhring Augustine Bushwick 25 Knickerbocker Ave Brooklyn luhringaugustine.com
Joan Mitchell: Trees at Cheim & Read
Joan Mitchell: Trees May 15 – August 29, 2014 Cheim & Read 547 West 25th St. New York City cheimread.com
Haunted at Louis B James
Featuring: Elizabeth Glaessner, Doron Langberg, Clynton Lowry, Sam McKinniss, and Job Piston Haunted June 19-July 26, 2014 Louis B. James 143b Orchard St. New York City louisbjames.com
The Axiomatic Figure and the Subjective Self
Adrian Ghenie’s exhibition “Golems,” at the Pace Gallery, London, is a collection of the Romanian painter’s new figurative works. These are paintings in oil on traditional linen; in fact there are many elements to the artist’s works that reference the history of European painting, yet with the contemporary addition of juxtaposing Ghenie’s paintings with installation. […]
Badrinath Pandit and Acharya Vyakul at Adams and Ollman Gallery
Badrinath Pandit and Acharya Vyakul June 20–July 12, 2014 Adams and Ollman 811 E Burnside St #213 Portland adamsandollman.com
Volta10: Patrick Jacobs
Patrick Jacobs intentionally blurs boundaries between the traditional artistic media of painting, sculpture, and photography in his works. At the same time, they present the viewer with a spatial and perceptual conundrum; we are drawn into a space at once determinate and infinite, natural and contrived, prosaic and otherworldly. VOLTA10 June 16–21, 2014 Viaduktstrasse 10 […]
Ugo Mainetti
My name is Ugo Mainetti. I am an autodidact painter, I’m from Valtellina and I am the father of four children, two daughters and two sons. I came into the world without whimpering on May 5th, 1945 in a little district called Valle in the commune of Tartano. I was born into a peasant family […]
