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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 […] […]

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 […] […]

Peasant Dreams A Conversation with JD Banke

June 8, 2015 Matthew Kyba 0

When you walk into JD Banke’s most recent exhibit at Glass Box Gallery, entitled Peasant Dreams, bass-heavy hip hop emanating from overhead speakers and large spray painted text lackadaisically positioned between two white gallery walls […]

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, […]

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. […] […]

A Man’s Sole: Art and Iconography of Sneakers

January 28, 2014 admin 0

“Our manhood was defined by our acquisition.” (The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison) My first pair of “expensive” basketball shoes came right before my eighth birthday. It was near the tail end of my family’s annual back-to-school […] […]

Rachel Mayo – The Shadows of Philippine Contemporary Art

April 30, 2013 Editor 0

Two things bothered me at a recent show at a Manila gallery: the current works of an old favorite painter whose works today can be described as “blah” and the new image of this particular […]

Filippo Biagioli – African Art’s Contemporary Rites

April 15, 2013 Editor 1

I could talk about African art quoting names, ethnic groups, more or less known and explored zones because today, thanks to texts, witnesses, videos and photos, it seems possible, to whom may be interested in […]