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5 Questions with Artist Julia Ibbini

Feb 15, 2023

When our friends at Long-Sharpe Gallery told us about Abu Dhabi-based Ibbini Studio, we were intrigued to learn more. So, we chatted with Julia Ibbini about how she explores historical ornament using algorithms and new technologies to create intricate works that intersect art, design and engineering. The practice is a collaborative effort between herself and […]
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5 Questions about Artist Abdoulaye Konaté

Feb 13, 2023

It’s no exaggeration when I say that as I turned into an aisle at Art Miami, I stopped dead in my tracks as my eyes fell on this piece by Mali-born artist, Abdoulaye Konaté: So, I ducked into the booth and approached Daniele at Primo Marella Gallery, as I just had to find out more […]
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Jason Newsted

Apr 19, 2017

Celebrated for his music, Jason Newsted’s visual art boasts dynamic energy parallel to his heavy metal history. His inherent need for expression was awakened at an early age through creating images & music. Newsted received his first bass guitar at age 14 in 1977. Shortly after, he traveled west from his family home in Michigan […]
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Bob Gruen

Apr 19, 2017

Bob Gruen is one of the most respected rock and roll photographers of all time. His iconic images— including John Lennon wearing a New York City t-shirt (1974), Led Zeppelin standing in front of their airplane and Sid Vicious eating a hot dog (in the permanent collection of the National Portrait Gallery, London)—have appeared worldwide […]
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ROCKERS RAWK – When Art Meets Rock n’ Roll

Mar 14, 2017

Legendary photographer Bob Gruen ​and rock and roll icon Jason Newsted of Metallica will present and discuss their combined exhibition ROCKERS RAWK. ​
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Christophe von Hohenberg

Mar 14, 2017

Von Hohenberg began his career in 1979 when he was discovered by American Vogue and worked for publications including Interview, Vanity Fair, Marie Claire, French and German Vogue, German Rolling Stone, Fortune, and The New York Times Magazine. In 2007, his critically acclaimed book Andy Warhol: The Day the Factory Died was awarded the AIG […]
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Remembering Andy Warhol: Thirty Years Ago

Mar 14, 2017

Celebrated photographer Christophe von Hohenberg presents a collection of historic photographs of Pop artist Andy Warhol’s 1987 Memorial service at St. Patrick’s Cathedral.
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Understanding the Artist’s Process with Steve Driscoll and Matt Bahen

Feb 1, 2017

Discover the inner workings of the Toronto art community on this behind-the-scenes tour of Steve Driscoll’s west-end studio.
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Macyn Bolt at Kim Foster Gallery - New York

Jan 16, 2017

Macyn Bolt’s new abstract paintings posit rich spatial conundrums in colorful, playful terms.
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Macyn Bolt

Jan 16, 2017

Macyn Bolt has exhibited in multiple solo and group exhibitions throughout the United States. Furthermore, Macyn’s pieces have managed to find their way into many corporate and institutional collections, including those of the Newark Museum, Grand Rapids Museum, the Blanton Museum, the Boca Raton Museum, Progressive Companies, the Janet Turner Print Museum, Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan […]
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Kevin Sonmor - the Utilitarians

Jan 16, 2017

Kevin Sonmor applies art historical conventions whose original purposes no longer have hold. Instead of using them to convey wealth, affluence, or military might, Sonmor engages in a pure aesthetic exploration.
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Curatorial Talk: British Contemporary Art

Jun 2, 2016

What is it about the British – why are they so good at culture – theatre and pop music and art? Is it due to the tension of tradition and pageantry constantly pushing up against anarchy and rock n roll irreverence?
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Artists in the Hamptons

May 30, 2016

This webinar offers an overview of the colorful history of artists who have lived and worked in the Hamptons.
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Who is a Photorealist and WHAT is Photorealism?

May 30, 2016

Here, we offer a brief, yet informative discussion of the history from beginning to present of photorealism, and how it relates to, yet stands aside from what art has seemingly become in the age of PC, MC, agenda-based, advisor/investment-centered, prestige and status-centered art activity.
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Kim Sun Tei

Apr 29, 2016

Sun Tei Kim is a painter born in 1976 in South Korea. He holds a BA (2003) and MA (2005) from Hong-Ik University. He received his Doctorate from Tama Art University in 2010. He moved to Japan in 2005, studied in Japanese art and traditional color ingredients. After the earthquake in Eastern Japan, he returned […]
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Wall Mounted Sculptures: Pushing the 2-D Boundaries of an Art Collection

Mar 21, 2016

Abstracted wall mounted sculpture supplements any existing art collection through the addition of light play, color and three-dimensional space.
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Artist Spotlight: Guardians – The Art of Healing and Hope with Kim Sun Tei

Mar 21, 2016

The “Guardians” series poses action hero-like figures above a dark ground, their silhouette outlined in shimmering gold.
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As I See It: Why Are Artists Willing to Starve in New York for Their Art?

Mar 21, 2016

The term ‘starving artist’ is synonymous with the seemingly chronic condition of young artists trying to survive as they attempt to develop a bona fide, paying career from their art.
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Santiago Montoya

Jan 4, 2016

Born in Bogotá, Colombia in 1974, Contemporary Colombian artist Santiago Montoya began painting at the age of eight and completed his studies with a Master of Fine Arts Degree in 2000 at the University of Los Andes in Bogotá. Montoya follows a multidisciplinary approach that embraces traditional painting, found objects and video documentary. In carefully […]
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Artist Spotlight: Money Talks - The Works of Santiago Montoya

Jan 4, 2016

This session covers Columbian artist Montoya’s longstanding relationship with the materiality of bank notes and how such exploration has led to a thorough investigation of the financial market.
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Artist Spotlight: Dirty Geometry – The works of Osvaldo Romberg

Jan 4, 2016

This session explores an artist who has produced a consistently provocative body of work that raises questions regarding the exploration, explanation and the representation of art and art history.
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Art Collage Aesthetic: The Evolution

Jan 4, 2016

This session will trace the evolution of collage from its beginnings to the fascinating application of this celebrated medium in contemporary art.
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Gal Goldner

Jan 4, 2016

Gal Goldner lives and works in a Kibbutz in Northern Israel, crafting innovative art of wood and carbon fiber. Gal studied mechanical engineering at the Ben-Gurion University. Together Gal and Iftah founded “Life”.
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Iftah Geva

Jan 4, 2016

Iftah Geva lives and works in a Kibbutz in Northern Israel, crafting innovative art of wood and carbon fiber. Iftah is an artist and together with Gal Goldner, they founded “Life”. Iftah has professional experience with various work techniques & materials: Machining – Turning, Milling, CNC. Metals – blacksmithing, welding, soldering and cutting. Mechanics. Work […]
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