Fernando Reyes, Exhibition at Mexican Museum FERNANDO REYES An Artist’s Evolution 1991 – 2017 THE MEXICAN MUSEUM January 12 – March 15, 2018 Fernando Reyes has evolved from a San Francisco banker to a full-time artist, from a self-taught artist to a formally trained one, and from a purely representational artist to one whose broad […]
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Claudio Parentela, vibrant experimental figurative collage Born in Catanzaro (1962-Italy) where he lives and works, Claudio Parentela is an illustrator, painter, photographer, mail artist, cartoonist, collagist, journalist free lance… Active since many years in the international underground scene. He has collaborated & he collaborates with many, many zines, magazines of contemporary art, literary and of
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Matteo Mauro, digital reinterpretations of Rococo engraving The study of the technique of artistic printmaking and Rococo picture content, leads the artist Matteo Mauro’s research to a series of contemporary experiments to offer digital reinterpretations of Rococo theories of engraving. The author defines Micromegalic Inscriptions as computational approaches of generating dynamic engravings, from fictional landscapes
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Kelly Thiel, branching out into painting from ceramics Some people know me for my clay and others know me for my paintings. I think I will always work in both mediums. To me, I am simply working to get these narratives out in the world, no matter what medium I am working in. My artwork
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Billie Zangewa, fashioning portraits in silk Billie Zangewa started drawing fashion illustrations at 10 years old and was already a fashion fanatic, reading Vogue magazine and watching Video Fashion Monthly religiously. She studied Graphics/ printmaking at Rhodes University in Grahamstown, South Africa and during this time her work explored cinematic narratives. After her studies, she
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Angelo Bordiga, dramatic painting with raw colors THE PICTORIAL RECIPES BY ANGELO BORDIGA by Michele Tavola (excerpt) Leftover carpet, old sheets, cheap mats, and scraps of fabric like those found in the back rooms of unfashionable haberdashers. Any mount is good for the pictorial aggressions of Angelo Bordiga. Naturally also traditional canvases, but in this
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Greg Kuppinger, figurative paintings on sandpaper Growing up I remember sitting at the table with my father. When the sun would shine in through the trees outside, he would always ask, “How would you paint that?”. That has always stuck with me and I have been fascinated with the effects of light on objects and
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Elizabeth Frank, carved wood & antique tin figures Each year Arizona based artist Elizabeth Frank travels to the mountains of the Southwestern United States to gather fallen aspen wood. She dries the wood in a room on her studio roof. Once dry she cuts the rough logs on a band saw then shapes them with
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