Art
  • Ida Kvetny at VOLTA NY

    Emissions form the crux of Ida Kvetny’s latest works, ecstatically surreal compositions that are worlds unto themselves, as she manifests space-creation and -disintegration from topics stemming from environmental concerns to inner conflict. She is a current artist-in-residence at NARS Foundation (New York). Galleri Christoffer Egelund (Copenhagen, booth C4) presents Kvetny at VOLTA NY 2015.  

    Installation Magazine No responses March 1, 2015
  • André “3000” Benjamin + SCAD at Art Basel Miami

    “Sophistafunk, aristocrats Distinguished stars, clean up your acts Pull up your pants, ladies and gents Please, act like you got some sense” -Outkast, Behold A Lady (2003)  Rare is the moment when a musician (specifically within the realms of Pop, Rap, R&B, and Rock) effectively crosses over into the wilds of Contemporary art without either […]

    Shana Beth Mason No responses December 22, 2014
  • Tropical Madness

      There’s a nagging feeling that Art Basel Miami (formerly called Art Basel Miami Beach) is a big commercial circus, where a slice of the world’s wealthiest collectors, curators, and financiers fly southward to partake in the largest art fair in the U.S., paired with the most outrageous parties the art world can dish out. […]

    Shana Beth Mason No responses December 22, 2014
  • Rob Tarbell from All Ages to Failure to Appear

    A studio visit with Rob Tarbell exploring his latest work with Matthew McLendon, curator of Modern and Contemporary Art of the Ringling Museum of Art. Failure to Appear 1 – 7 were created by encouraging and discouraging the flow of smoke and, ultimately, capturing it on the surface of paper. By exploiting aspects of silkscreen […]

    Rob Tarbell No responses December 5, 2014
  • States of Perpetual Consequence by Melinda Smith Altshuler

    Growing up in Los Angeles, I have absorbed my personal history from family lore.  Most of us have come to this country as immigrants with nothing.  My grandparents and great-grandparents began anew, they came to the United States from Eastern Europe.  Cast-off or used objects already imbued with the history of others, aided in the […]

    Melinda Smith Altshuler No responses November 17, 2014
  • Chinook Arc : A Social Catalyst

    Joe O’Connell founder of Creative Machines, a collective of artists, engineers and craftsman based in Tucson, Arizona discusses his latest installation in Canada. Featured video: Visitors can control the sculpture’s 48 lights through a custom-designed optical sensor.  The sensor allows people to change light sequences effectively turning the entire sculpture into a low-resolution screen that reproduces […]

    A. Moret No responses November 3, 2014