Step into a world of light and shade at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery on West 21st Street as its two levels presented works from artists that are distinctively immersive. AF came in on April 18th for a double treat as we explored the first floor to get embraced by the cocoon of shaded lights or rather lantern [...]
“Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.” – Edgar Degas
We’re always told to stay within the lines and that things are ordered or contained to not bleed past those lines. Last April 18th at Tyler Rollins Fine Art, AF came to see the third solo exhibition of renowned Cambodian artist, Sopheap [...]
continuum (noun) 1: A coherent whole characterized as a collection, sequence, or progression of values or elements varying by minute degrees.*
This sounds like Greek to me or a lengthy Algebra equation that I need to find the value of X. Obviously, I detested the following subjects in high school like mathematics, physics, statistics – [...]
Featured Art: Sophia Collier, Francois Clerc, Fabian Burgy, Anton Alvarez, Matt Johnson and Michal Trpak.
Dutch artist Diet Wiegman (1944) is referred to as the ‘art omnivore’ and started an art movement by the same name. Wiegman has a very comprehensive oeuvre and works in a multitude of disciplines. His work is both conceptually and visually intriguing.
As a progressive ceramist, Wiegman acquired fame in the late sixties. Rusted [...]
Paul Thek And His Circle In The 1950s, which for the first time, examines the iconic American artist as a young man, placing him within a group of friends and lovers that provided an adoring audience and creative influence for his earliest works. The exhibition will cover the period of this artist’s work from 1954 to [...]
April 7, 2013
Park Avenue Armory
Last Day of AIPAD 2013
Where can you see iconic photos that you have loved for years etched in your mind’s eyes with something new, and interesting that inspires your soul? The answer is:AIPAD. I look forward to attending AIPAD (Association of International Photography Art Dealers) every year.
This year [...]
GREY AREA is pleased to announce its partnership with Smart Car, commissioning the art collective Fallen Fruit for the launch of the all-new Electric Drive. Wrapped in a one-of-a-kind skin designed by Fallen Fruit, this visually striking, fully electric car promises to transform the driving experience. If you’re in the Los Angeles area, [...]
NABIL NAHAS
5 April – 4 May 2013
New York, NY: Sperone Westwater is pleased to present an exhibition of new paintings by Nabil Nahas. The artist employs thick layers of acrylic paint and pumice to create colorful, spatially complex paintings with a distinctive tactile quality. According to Nahas, he is exploring the notions of [...]
Connoisseur of Cool and avant- hipster, Gordon Holden will be opening his show Times Have Changed, Eat More Candy on April 26th from 7pm to 10 pm, at – Art on A Gallery. Located at 24 Avenue A, New York City. The Show will run from April 26 through June 7.
“With almost a [...]
Mural of Jean-Michel Basquiat by Randy Bretzin – just outside The Green-Wood Cemetery where he is buried.
Jules Julien Mural on East 3rd st NYC
Bast in Soho
Triangulism
CERN in Williamsburg BK
Chilean artist Cekis with Cern in New York’s Alphabet City.
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Meeting between contemporary Italian art and the American public.
This is planet Connecticut. We’re in New London and precisely at Provenance Center, one of the most important galleries in the entire New England region. On the occasion of the “Year of Italian Culture” currently underway in the [...]
Bombastic and fantastic – those two words immediately zapped into my thoughts once I walked into the opening of Kenny Scharf’s new exhibition “KOLORS” at Paul Kasmin on 27th Street last April 4th. If you want color and I must confess I am a color fanatic when it comes to art, this is a veritable feast for your senses.
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