People we like, Stuff we like in no particular order for December 2016.
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In 2014, Anders Knutsson changed the DNA of his monochrome paintings by collaborating with the Swedish weaver Hanna Kristine Isaksson. The weaver created a series of handwoven linens with variations on traditional colors and patterns for Knutsson to use…
Our good friend Michael Alan has started a gofundme page in an effort to raise money to repair his home and studio which recently sustained structural damaged due to a storm sewer flash flood…
Do No More Than Look An intimate performative sound installation for a solo audience. By the Scandinavian artist duo Stefan Thorsson, Composer, and Liv Kristin Holmberg, Organ Player and Performance Artist: “We are the world´s witnesses. We are the ones who know. In many religious and philosophical traditions, there is a causal connection between knowledge and doing the right thing.
In his debut, solo exhibition at Arcadia Contemporary, San Francisco-based artist Kim Cogan pushes the boundaries of realism to travel into the realm of memory. “The Other Side,” the artist’s first, solo exhibition in two years and his first at Arcadia, is Cogan’s attempt to reconstruct how the mind remembers and includes a number of new…
KASHINK is one of the most predominant female artists in the French graffiti/street art scene. Currently located in Paris, France, she has traveled and painted all throughout the world gaining inspiration from many different cultures…
Superchief Gallery NYC presents Nick McManus “Polaroid Show” @ Tender Trap Brooklyn. Opening September 11, 6:00-10:00 pm. On display September 11-16, 4:00 p.m. – 4:00 a.m. Nick McManus is a group photographer based in New York…
Justin Bower, known for his anonymous portraits, uses his brushstrokes to give us an understanding of an extensive subconscious reaction to technology. The fragmentation of his subjects is a reflection of today’s generational influence from technology…
