Phadungsak Khaewpong, people inventing their own world The artist Phadungsak Khaewpong was born in the Thai province of Chanthaburi and was raised in a natural setting until he came to live in the city, which is where he began looking into the evolution of the human. The human being is a social animal and tends […]
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Michel Angela Petersen, gloriously irreverent figurative ceramic sculpture Like chapters in a good novel, Michel’s art career is an adventure in progress. Finding her art process on a remote island in Southern California she realized she was not a primitive artist and proceeded to acquire a BA in Liberal Studies with an emphasis on art
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Denisa Prochazka, large relief sculptures, classical & contemporary materials ARTIST STATEMENT “The desire to shape clay in my hands resembled something divine to me, an unspoken element of the hidden nature of what it is to be human and the psychological portrayal of what it means to be a female. I became increasingly aware 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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Nicolas Maureau, modern day myths & allegories The Sewers By revisiting the recurring themes of the iconography of “classical” painting, the work of Nicolas Maureau questions its persistence in our contemporaneity. Of these themes often unknown, forgotten, fuzzy, of which he does not take all the elements suitable to identify them, he retains the titles,
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Figurative sculpture, male torso, allegory & anthropomorphism Tom Durham The sculptures and drawings are contemporary allegories that combine the classical with symbolic surreal imagery. They become personalized mythology influenced by literature, observation of life, and art. The dramatic imagery, are like still pictures, with a narrative that alludes to its own past and future but
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Carole A. Feuerman, hyperrealist sculpture on a grand scale Carole A. Feuerman: Hero and Leander will have its opening reception Friday, May 6 at C24 Gallery, 560 West 24 Street, New York, from 6 PM to 8 PM. The exhibition will introduce Feuerman’s newest works, Dancers, and a sixteen-foot bronze sculpture called Beyond The Golden
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Michael Abraham, Satyr and Sunshine sculpture ‘Satyr and Sunshine’ (Devil as Sunshine) New figurative sculpture from Michael Abraham Studio Gallery “An edition of 9 Bronzes are being made from my most recent wax-based clay original, pictured above. Forms inspired by my love of classical art, I was thinking of the way someone may present themselves
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