Cosmic Swimming Lessons
In this new series of paintings, ranging from large to minuscule sizes, light swirls and ripples around the space of the canvas with varying intensity and color.
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In this new series of paintings, ranging from large to minuscule sizes, light swirls and ripples around the space of the canvas with varying intensity and color.
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Les Voyages de Bougainvilliers is a new series of paintings by Todd B. Richmond, conveying migrations of imagery that once had specific origins but are ubiquitous today.
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“Impending Bloom” is embedded in Merino’s body of works and exhibitions under Algún día todo esto tendrá sentido.
In Art as Ownerless Objects, many of the objects Yugo Isaji creates are made using common consumer goods and daily-use products from everyday life. At first glance, his works could be mistaken for bricolage (appropriation or “borrowing”), the humanistic structuralism identified by Claude Lévi-Strauss. In the artist’s case though, the materials aren’t given some newly-appropriated
Yugo Isaji, Nobuhiko Terasawa, Atsuko Yamagata Read More »
Yoko Ono’s song titles are the source for an ongoing series of word paintings by Maria Cruz.
Titles of Yoko Ono’s music, a series of text paintings from 2000 to 2006 by Maria Cruz Read More »
“The title is borrowed from Clarice Lispector’s novel Agua Viva, a reminder of the atmosphere by which these paintings were made…”
A Heart Beating in the World Read More »
Juni Salvador subdivides his Australia bring-backs, found objects and Philippine-themed curiosities brought into Australia…
Re Inventing Histories/Re Inventing Stories Read More »
“The lines, the circular motions, the spheres and all that is engulfing, encircling arching waves of patterns, spherical shapes…”
Concentric Heavens Read More »