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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 […] […]

Kimberly Lieu – In the Absence of Comfort: How Art Can Be Revealing

October 9, 2013 Editor 0

“Expressing yourself is uncomfortable and I kind of like to project that onto people,” artist Philippe Previl admits as he takes apart a display of paintings from his last show at the Freeport Memorial Library […]

Psychology Tomorrow MeetUp NYC – Game Changer, or History Is Made at Night: Dionisios Fragias NYC Opening

April 30, 2013 Editor 0

New Sculptures and Paintings by Dionisios Fragias MAY 9 – JUNE 20, 2013 Opening Reception Thursday, May 9, 6-8pm 547 W. 27 St. #514 New York, New York 10001 RARE Gallery is pleased to present […]

Johan Lowie – Driven by Emotion

April 16, 2013 Editor 0

“I start out sketching ideas and work to a particular mood, the mood of the story. In the course of the work I’m eliminating unnecessary objects, composition and capturing that mood with a simplicity of […]

Interrogating Canvas

January 7, 2013 Dominik Schmitt 0

Artist Statment I am a 29 year old artist from the south west of Germany. I do paintings, animation-films, shortmovies, lyrics and sculptures. I study art for becoming a teacher, because I want to participate […] […]

Reconstructing Experience

November 5, 2012 Mira Gaberova 0

BIO born: 7. 3. 1979 in Lučenec education: 2000 –2006 – Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava, departement Painting and New Media (Prof. Daniel Fischer) 2002 -University of Newcastle, Newcastle upon Tyne, Great […] […]

Arousing Conviction

November 5, 2012 Marci MacGuffie 0

Marci MacGuffie has had solo exhibitions at Singapore Science Center (in partnership with Ars Electronica, iTokyo, Creative Korea), Real Art Ways, ArtSpace-NH, Fairfield University and Baumgartner Gallery in NYC. Her selected group exhibitions […] […]

Myopia Road: Reflections on Painting and Therapy

November 5, 2012 Anonymous 0

Growing up on a road named Myopia always seemed fitting for my family since a myopic vision involves being able to see objects when things are close by, but having difficulty in seeing when objects […] […]