Category: BRIEFS

Ceal Floyer: ‘Til I Get It Right at MOCA

by Rebekah Barona
Floyer invites listeners into a personal introspection on failure, yet persistence.

by Phil Anderson
I’m very interested in the possibilities of infinity

by Nikole Turrer
Troung’s work is delicately curious, and creates a moment of personal intimacy

by Julie McNeill
Waterscroll, contains abstract landscapes that fill the room with the visual sound of rushing, falling water

by Emily Lawrence
Each work in the show has themes of cultural appropriation, racial politics, identity, and capitalism.

by Meghan O’Callaghan
Bertuzzo’s process allows one to absorb all his works veiled meaning.

by Meghan O’Callaghan
Noonan’s entrance into abstraction is successful as he captures the consciousness of city life.

by Camila Jourdain
I immediately fell in love with the luminescent swirls of light, the exquisite gradients of colour.

by Camila Jourdain
Each of his creations invites us to stare deeply into the thick coats of paint and uncover emotions.

by Rumaisa Baqa
The details really capture the emotions that the artist wants to convey: loneliness and waiting.

by Sabine Modder
Yangyang Pan situates the onlooker as an integral part of her work.

by Eun Byul Jo
Reisman distinctively expresses how we recognize the conventional matter in a material rather than in the natural form.

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