by Alice Tallman
The paintings appeal to the senses as the viewer navigates through uncharted realms of abstracted colour and form, creating a union of flux and harmony in an ever-changing world
Agathe de Bailliencourt: Eintritt
Category: PROFILES
Interview with Corrado De Luca
by Emese Krunák-Hajagos
I myself want to go after my vision and try to build something. Building artists’ careers gives me great pleasure
Patti Smith’s Solo
by Deborah Kanfer
I thought the conciseness of the exhibit worked well for Smith’s style. Furthermore, it intrigued me, my interest was certainly piqued. Potentially more so in hindsight. A thought provoking visual biography.
Y.M. Whelan “The Geography of Dreams” at Yumart
by Steve Rockwell
Yumart had its official launch last Thursday, March 21st with an exhibition of abstract paintings by proprietor Y.M. Whelan.
The Artist Project 2013: Exclusive Director’s Take
by Seowon Bang
Taking the helm of The Artist Project for the third time, Ms. Taylor provides an exclusive director’s outlook of the fair: what to look out for this year, the challenges and rewards of the fair
Michael Snow: Objects of Vision
by Amy Luo
“In my work I’m always a sculptor,” says Michael Snow. This is a rather unexpected comment coming from an artist whose extensive oeuvre spanning six decades includes painting, sculpture, film, photography, and music.
Peter Hoffer and Rachel MacFarlane at Nicholas Metivier
by Steve Rockwell
An exhibition by two contrasting, but in some ways complementary artists. Both paint very much in the present, with Peter Hoffer arching to nostalgia and Rachel MacFarlane coming off as futuristic
Life is short, Capture it!!!
by Salomeh Ahmadi
I feel a theme building based on where I am shooting that day. This motivates me to spend more time at a site and to explore several concepts that are always present in my photographs: Light, Texture, Fluidity, Shape and the exploration of Free Flowing photography.
Re Figured / Interview with Evan Penny
by Emese Krunák-Hajagos
“I filter my process through photography and our relationship to images of ourselves in mass media. One of the by-products of this long process has been a progression towards “realism” but the motivation itself is not realism.
Interview with Toronto artist, Sasha Pierce
by Phil Anderson
I have an unusual way of painting. I mix a number of oil paint colours on a palette and carefully place the paint in a small plastic bag at the corner, then I cut a small tip off the corner to squeeze the multi-coloured paint out.
Interview with painter-artist Jen Mann
by Phil Anderson
“I have recently been looking at life as this both everything and nothing experience. The existential belief that everything is the same was my departure point.”
Interview with Robert Kananaj
by Emese Krunak-Hajagos
Invitation to whom it may concern: If you are in any way witnessing remoteness in any level, personal, or social, or simply art loving, or an artist, we have Robert Kananaj Gallery hosting and sharing the outsider in all of us.