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Judy Gelles: The Fourth Grade Project
The combination of frontal and reverse portraits allowed for the development of both personal and universal stories. The children are presented as individuals; however, their stories speak to greater pervasive truths and problems within our society. Told in their own words, their stories touch on some of our most pressing social issues and common human […]
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[An Eye for An I] presents Sarah Zucker & Brian Griffith
The traveling portrait pop up invites Angelinos and it’s resident artists to come and have their portrait taken for free. Each participant receives their beautiful, high resolution portrait and can do whatever they wish with it (Sell, Trade, Instagram, Tweet, Print, Publish, etc.). The portraits are published within Installation Magazine along with more information about […]
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Meet VOLTA NY Founders Amanda Coulson and Uli Voges
Installation: As VOLTA approaches its 10th year at Basel, what are your thoughts looking back? What initially inspired the founding of VOLTA? Uli Voges: In 1992, when I started in the gallery business there were only five art fairs in the world. It was very simple to see how a gallery had to progress in order to […]
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Henri van Noordenburg Reflects on The Garden of Eden
Referencing the expulsion from the Garden of Eden the works of Henri van Noordenburg focus on overlaying a European aesthetic on the physical and intellectual landscape. Starting with self-portraits set amid a featureless black background, van Noordenburg slowly and meticulously hand-etches the photographic surface. van Noordenburg describes the process of self-nude photography as an […]
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The Art of Elysium’s 7th Annual “Pieces of Heaven” Art Auction
Installation artists Chris Otcasek, Jen Stark, Quam Odunsi, Gregory Siff and Gray Malin will be part of the Art of Elysium’s 7th Annual Pieces of Heaven charity art auction taking place February 26th in Siren LAB, Los Angeles. Founded in 1997, The Art of Elysium encourages working actors, artists and musicians to voluntarily dedicate their time and talent to children […]
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Jennifer B. Hudson Meditates on Medic and Melancholy
I am a devoted collector of keepsakes and relics, and feel as though the physical DNA of the owner, or giver, is woven into the object, leaves an imprint, and infuses it with preciousness. The jars in this image are filled with photographs, love notes, letters, and personal relics, along with milk, honey, water, and […]