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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 […] […]

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 […] […]

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 […] […]

Folding Time

December 24, 2014 admin 0

In Ruin 2012 In Ruin was a process-based installation which involved the creation and destruction of a wall painting and the reformulation of the material into sculptural elements. The element and folding of time was […] […]

In The Shadow of Sigmund and Lucian Freud

January 28, 2014 Robert Frashure 1

An Interview with British Sculptor Jane McAdam Freud Jane McAdam Freud is a celebrated British sculptor whose works are represented in both national and international public collections: the British Museum, the National Gallery in London, the […] […]

Aleksandra Ska

November 26, 2013 Aleksandra Ska 0

Aleksandra Ska, a Polish artist currently living in New York City as an artist-in-residence at Triangle in Dumbo, presents a challenging oeuvre of visual work that traverses the boundaries between feminist critique, social commentary and […] […]

Christine Laquet

November 26, 2013 Christine Laquet 0

Christine Laquet’s varied practice spans the disciplines of photography, sculpture, installation, and performance, offering multiple conceptual frameworks in which to consider her stunning productions. A viewer coming to her work will find a bewildering array […] […]

Should Psychoanalysts Fear Artists?

July 8, 2013 Robert Frashure 4

Art. Is this a word that should make psychoanalysts anxious, concerned, or nervous? In this second half of this two-part essay investigating the interrelationships between art and psychoanalysis, I now turn the question the other […] […]

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

April 30, 2013 Editor 1

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 […]