by Alice Tallman
The paintings appeal to the senses as the viewer navigates through uncharted realms of abstracted colour and form, creating a union of flux and harmony in an ever-changing world
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Die Kunst des bong Designs: Eine Reise durch die Welt der Wasserpfeifen
Die Kunst des bong Designs: Eine Reise durch die Welt der Wasserpfeifen Einführung in die Welt der Wasserpfeifen Wasserpfeifen, auch bekannt als bongs, haben eine lange Geschichte und sind in vielen Kulturen auf der ganzen Welt beliebt. Diese Geräte bieten…
Are the Keepers watching?!
by Emese Krunák-Hajagos
The images are disturbing, lingering in some limbo between life and death, persuading the viewer to think about the fate of these animals and our role in it.
Interview with Corrado De Luca
by Emese Krunák-Hajagos
I myself want to go after my vision and try to build something. Building artists’ careers gives me great pleasure
Alternative at UTAC
by Aliya Bhatia
students are successful in treading a thin line between provocative and distant and are able to keep viewers engaged
Patti Smith’s Solo
by Deborah Kanfer
I thought the conciseness of the exhibit worked well for Smith’s style. Furthermore, it intrigued me, my interest was certainly piqued. Potentially more so in hindsight. A thought provoking visual biography.
Point / Counter-Point
by David A. Ross
The works are variations upon the theme of environment, whether social or natural or both, criticizing perceiving imbalances and offering suggestions to remedy the situation. It raises questions and reveals ambiguities.
Y.M. Whelan “The Geography of Dreams” at Yumart
by Steve Rockwell
Yumart had its official launch last Thursday, March 21st with an exhibition of abstract paintings by proprietor Y.M. Whelan.
Motherline: A Self-Portrait Works by Carly McAskill
by David A. Ross
The key idea of Carly McAskill’s new show, a thesis solo exhibition entitled Motherline: A Self-Portrait, is that identity is built through layers of memory.
The Era of Doubt / Are You Alright?
by Alice Tallman
Kitsch and cuteness are fundamental elements of contemporary consumer culture. The combination of the two creates a grotesque vision of the world around us.
Are You Alright?
by Aliya Bhatia
The manner in which the viewer tries to grapple with the multitude of images is similar to the way in which today’s sensationalist society is constantly evolving and replacing itself.
Beat Nation: Art, Hip Hop and Aboriginal Culture
by Amy Luo
these contemporary Aboriginal artists continue to share stories new and old. The spirit of endurance and resistance that comes across in their art tells me they are far from beat