Merav Ezer is an Israeli artist living and working in New York. Her multi-disciplinary work references the relationship between identity and environment, both natural and created, using a mixture of styles, voices, and media. Ezer describes the dialectic that informs her practice as “inspired by the personal conflict of possessing a nomadic inclination while also
“British Sculptors’ Drawings”
London Shown in conjunction with the popular…see the full review in September’s magazine.
Jerry Ross Barrish
Santa Cruz and Fresno, California ln 1986, filmmaker Jerry Ross Barrish walked…see the full review in September’s magazine.
“Global Warming at the Icebox”
Philadelphia Any group show of regional and international artists…see the full review in September’s magazine.
Human Nature: A Conversation with Michele Oka Doner
Oceanic myths and images inform Michele Oka Doner’s grand public art projects and sculptural forms. She has embedded miles of terrazzo floors at Miami International Airport’s North Terminal with bronze shells, pearls, starfish, and other sea-life forms and has created terrazzo floors with botanical and scientific motifs for other institutions.
Celebrating “Misfits”: A Conversation with Silvia B.
Dutch artist Silvia B. creates striking figures that cross the boundaries of gender, species, and age. Beyond their high-fashion gloss, however, her hybrid beings aim to question constructions of beauty and value. Silvia B. has had various solo exhibitions in the Netherlands, at venues such as 5-MM, the Five Minute Museum in Eindhoven (2009), and
“Escultura Social”
Durham, North Carolina ln “Escultura Social: A New Generation of Art…see the full review in September’s magazine.
Dominique Labauvie
New York Dominique Labauvie, who was born in Strasbourg…see the full review in September’s magazine.
Scaling Public Space: Janet Echelman
How might we begin to count the ways to be public? How do we categorize the different experiences and encounters of the dynamic connections between individual subjectivity and transitory collectivity that characterize the shifting dimensions of the public realm?
Eric Fertman
New York Eric Fertman’s world mixes comic, Suprematist, and…see the full review in September’s magazine.
