Posted by Fabio 6 December 2010
Patrick Tuttofuoco is known for his utopian ideals and his interest in society, cities and community. He composes a practice inspired by a desire for interaction and an interest in social and political dynamics making frequent use of fluorescent colours, loud music and quirky architecture within his work.
Posted by Fabio 2 December 2010
Pilar Albarracín is one of the most significant artists of the contemporary Andalusian scene. Her productions have focused on the analysis of dominant narratives and, specifically, on the clichés which represent Andalusian identity; not from a remote and intellectualised perspective, but through an emotional and subversive immersion in the anthropology of the everyday. read more
Posted by Fabio 1 December 2010
Over the last forty years Portuguese artist Helena Almeida has combined painting, photographic imagery, performance and drawing to explore intimacy, sensation and the limits of the body.
Posted by Fabio 30 November 2010
David Spiller
Beaux Arts Gallery
Cork Street, London, W1
Nov 10 – Dec 11
Posted by Fabio 29 November 2010
The video installation by French artist Natacha Paganelli “Kolo/Dance” spreads a spectacular enchantment which could remind some minimalist version of the choreographic inventions of the time of Russian Ballets…It makes appear in the style of kaleidoscope the fiction of one popular vitality stemming from the Nature, realizing at the same time as it reveals the utopia which animated the attempts to establish a national spirit in Former Yugoslavia on the reconstruction of folk traditions.
Posted by Fabio 29 November 2010
Troy Dugas work is made from product labels he purchase in unused bundles. He cut and arrange this material onto flat surfaces (paper, canvas, or wood) to produce artworks that appear woven. He use repetition and pattern to distract from the original purpose of the label to sell a product. The artwork itself is the only product left to sell.
Posted by Fabio 23 November 2010
Kirsten Justesen’s is educated as a classic sculpturer at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 1975. Her activities comprise a wide range of genres, from body art and performance art to sculptures and installation. Justesen was part of the avant-garde scene of the 1960s, where she became a pioneering figure within the three-dimensional modes of art that incorporate the artist’s own body as artistic material.
www.kirstenjustesen.com
Posted by Fabio 22 November 2010
1st to 5th December 2010
Art Miami
Midtown Miami | Wynwood, 3101 NE 1st Avenue
Miami, FL 33137