When only six local artists are chosen from thousands of applicants to be featured in a major exhibition by one of the most important art institutions in town, there's bound to be some hurt feelings and sore words uttered. Some suffer from sour...
ART REVIEW: "Wind of Change" at 1975 Gallery
"I've had so many friends over the years who became or were tattoo artists, and I've always been amazed at what they can do with the canvas of human skin," says genuine ink-virgin Erich Lehman, director of 1975 Gallery @ Surface Salon and...
The title of this exhibition alludes to the intended completion of 52 books in 52 weeks, but is in fact misleading, unless you take notice of the slick little addition symbol positioned post-numerals. In July of 2003, Icelandic artist...
ART REVIEW: "ArtTech" at Gallery r
Gallery r is RIT's off-site teaching gallery, where students in a gallery-management course learn real-life skills while pitching in to exhibit art from RIT and beyond. That it's a student-run space both excuses and makes more serious any...
ART REVIEW: "Green's Apogee" at Oxford Gallery
It was an appropriately scathing 93 degrees when I walked over to see the Oxford Gallery's celebration-of-summer-themed show, "Green's Apogee," and I unselfconsciously stretched my arms out into the gorgeous air several times, reveling. The...
ART REVIEW: Carrie Mateosian's "Allegory"
The first postcard advertising Carrie Mateosian's photography show crossed my desk in March and sparked instant intrigue. A young woman in sequins and a scalding pink tutu - with false eyelashes to match - poses in the foreground of the...
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Kathy Raeside said:
We thoroughly enjoyed Carrie Mateosian's gritty photo exhibition complete with the live models depicted in the photos. It was a fascinating ...
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Rebecca Rafferty said:
I am limited to a smallish word count, and it would be difficult to encompass any artist within 800 words, let alone four artists, specifically...
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waxlady said:
I'm not sure that the reporter really put down the correct info about all artist involved. I know all of them and this article seemed to be a...
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Ben 10 Games said:
Safdie's work looks tremendous. I agree with OP, in that the photos do look Inspiring.
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Christina Sadun said:
This show is too impressive and creative to miss. It's the type of work you would expect to find deep in the NYC or Chicago art scene. Amazing!
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