Carol Heft on artist Jean Pierre Bourquin In an almost perpetually generative state, Jean Pierre Bourquin’s work is saturated with life, fun and energy. An incredibly prolific artist, he is known for using recycled objects such as cereal boxes, packaging, paper plates, and found bits and pieces along with more traditional support materials, with a […]
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“I’m certainly not going to pretend to be someone I’m not.” Vered Gersztenkorn I was delighted to have had the opportunity to meet Vered in Italy during the 2015 Global Arts Project residency. What I remember most about Vered, aside from her unique, technical artistic approach, was our walks to the studio. During that time, I
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Carol Heft’s critique of Matthew Dibbles’s painting Pearl Beach. This was Matthew’s first solo exhibition in New York. “Useful Pressures,” at First Street Gallery, is a gateway to a sumptuous world of painterly abstraction; a conduit to a place where the language of painting and drawing come together with seamless integration. The dancing lines and
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HAF was granted the opportunity to conduct an exclusive interview that features Hervé’s outstanding Armature installation at Fondation Clement, which runs through November 3. This arrangement presents a series of intricately crafted figures standing 4 meters (13 feet) high that serve as magnificent symbols of history, resilience, freedom, and so much more. As an accomplished
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[youtube]https://youtu.be/ay27Wyh095Q[/youtube] Published on Aug 24, 2016 GAP VENICE IV 2016 – Global Art Project
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[vimeo]https://vimeo.com/176033779[/vimeo] When pressure builds to the point of implosion, a shift of consciousness is known to occur. Movement in our global consciousness has surfaced, and artists are confronting important issues. Whether it be Ocean Contemporary’s, Bitteres Wasser (“Bitter Waters”) in Berlin or Korean artist, Kim Taeyoun’s, “plastic island,” both of which address the alarming state of
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[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/embed/JO0VvGCnt5k[/youtube] Artist Susanne Schmidt-Nielsen, Denmark, shares with us one of her recent site-specific installation projects, About an Overcoat, which was shown last month at PAKHUSET Nykoebing Sjaelland, Denmark. I have watched her work evolve on HAF for the past 2 years. There is a thematic parallel between this particular work of Susanne’s and her previous installation
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[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnhAMuCOisw[/youtube] Bill Traylor Paroles and Musique video
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[vimeo]https://vimeo.com/152855076[/vimeo] Anado McLauchlin is a North American artist living in living in the small village of La Cienguita in central Mexico. Over seven years ago, Anado began construction of the Chapel of Jimmy Ray Gallery Complex to his existing 2.5 acre compound. The Gallery features not only Mr. McLauchlin’s assemblages, but also his jewelry, furnishings
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLcJHzOHAqE This short film by Camelia Mirescu, was shot in Venice during the Global Arts Projects workshops and exhibitions. This was the first time the 6 core members: Carl Heyward, USA; Akiko Suzuki, Japan; Lorna Crane, Australia; and Chaewon Laura Oh, Korea met. The music by Emiliano Pietrini take on a journey from Italian
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