Gallery – PsychologyTomorrowMagazine

DAILY INSPIRATIONS

[ October 1, 2016 ] Don’t make change too complicated, just begin. -Unknown Daily Inspiration
[ September 30, 2016 ] “It is health that is real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver.” -Mahatma Gandhi Daily Inspiration
[ September 29, 2016 ] “I believe that the greatest gift you can give your family and the world is a healthy you. -Joyce Meyer Daily Inspiration

Beckoning Delicacy A Conversation with Shary Boyle

October 2, 2015 Matthew Kyba 6

How did you first approach creating art within art school? Did you find going through an educational institution sharpened your critical and artistic ability, or limit it? When I graduated from the Ontario College of […] […]

Confronting the Non-Conformist A Conversation With Dmitry Borshch

October 2, 2015 Matthew Kyba 2

Your pictures in Psychology Tomorrow belong to a series. What is its title and why? “Exiled from Truth: Nine Allegories by Dmitry Borshch” is the title under which some allegorical pictures are collected, possibly more […]

Oh Brother A Conversation with Lumir Hladik

October 2, 2015 Matthew Kyba 0

When and why did you first start practicing art? Around 1973, a “Eureka!” moment, when I realized that I can express notions through art. Until then, I rendered. Your early works involved underground performances that […] […]

The Surreal Reality

October 2, 2015 Wednesday Kim 1

Wednesday Kim connects the process of making her work with images in sub-consciousness, unwelcome involuntary thoughts, trauma and sometimes, with momentary catharsis. Her works usually treat issues related to identity, human body, and sexuality. From […] […]

Counterfeit Objects A Conversation With Mario Gallucci

June 8, 2015 Matthew Kyba 0

Mario Gallucci’s photographic sculptures are tricky, often prompting viewers to be deceived that the subjects are “real.” They may be dismissed as too conceptual or readymade-like because they appear so close to their actual objects, […]

Desert Test Sites A Conversation With Jesse Sugarmann

June 8, 2015 Matthew Kyba 0

The demise of an American hallmark automobile, the Pontiac, carries with it the loss of an American symbol. Jesse Sugarmann’s practice involves this loss, framing it as a product of the increasingly globalized auto-manufacturing […] […]

The Art of Commission

June 8, 2015 admin 0

Artistic commission is a tricky business. Keeping in mind the client’s wants while balancing an artistic voice is a difficult road to navigate. Dominic De Venuta, fresh from providing the cover image (among others) for […] […]

Between High and Low

June 8, 2015 Editor 0

Laura Kikauka’s work acts against the coldly conceptual aesthetic that has reigned over modern and contemporary art since the late 1960’s. It is a return to sentimental forms, nostalgic feelings, and objects imbued with personality. […] […]

Upheaval

March 25, 2015 Matthew Kyba 0

The series of images featured highlight a time in the artist’s childhood fraught with familial upheaval. Rather than focus on the people involved they capture on the imprint of energy left behind in the space […] […]

Covergences

March 25, 2015 Editor 0

I paint and sculpt easily recognizable subjects to explore how different cultures interpret the same information. Using signifiers in imagery, I encourage the viewer to create his own narrative. A single signifier may have a […] […]

1 2 3 … 7 »