Eugenio Cuttica: Love, Truth, Freedom And Beauty.
Born in Buenos Aires in 1957, Eugenio Cuttica belongs to a generation of artists who occupy the liminal space between tradition and the contemporary. For over three decades, he has Continue Reading
Jet Le Parti: A Brilliant Work in Progress
Artist’s Biography With few shared images of his work, choppy interviews and a series of underground exhibitions, Jet Le Parti remains a ghost in the formal art world. The Continue Reading
Simon Berger: Shattering Beauty
Artist’s Biography Contemporary glass artist Simon Berger speaks a singular plastic language by exploring the depth of his material, the glass that he pounds, or cracks with a hammer. The window becomes Continue Reading
Eduardo Terranova: Light, Glitter and Magic or Luxury Paintings
Artist’s Statement My work I am inspired by materials–items that seem to have lost their purpose and identity. In fact, I believe that materials have their own journeys, moving from Continue Reading
Helmut Ditsch: The Grandiose Romantic of the Sublime
By Carol Real Helmut Ditsch, an artist caught between grandiosity and obsession, has built a career that defies the logic of the contemporary art market. His paintings, monumental in scale Continue Reading
Tobia Ravà: Transcendental Algorithms
Artist’s Biography Tobia Ravà (Padua, 1959), works in Venice and Mirano, has attended the International School of Graphics in Venice and Urbino. He obtained a degree in Semiology of Arts Continue Reading
Doug Argue: Letters to the Future
Artist’s Biography BORN IN ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, New York City-based artist Doug Argue’s thirty-year painting career has culminated in a striking body of abstract work that encompasses a diversity Continue Reading
Sky Kim: One Breath, One Spirit
Artist’s Biography Born in Seoul, Korea and she received a M.F.A in Painting from Pratt Institute. She is a recipient of the National Korean Art Competition Awards, a Pratt Continue Reading
Allison Green: The Healing Garden
Artist’s Biography Allison Green was born in Philadelphia and grew up in a nearby rural suburb. Throughout her childhood, she lived on the periphery of a lush forest, an Continue Reading
Kaleidoscopic Icons: The Radical Joy of Tom Fruin’s Architecture
Born 1974, Los Angeles. Lives and works in Brooklyn, New York. Tom Fruin makes public sculpture that’s hard to miss and easy to love. His works—houses, water towers, windmills—glow with Continue Reading