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galleryELL proudly presents inLINE — a new online group exhibition about line

By On April 7, 2012 · Leave a Comment

galleryELL proudly presents inLINE — a new online group exhibition about line featuring the artwork of galleryELL artists Joel Bacon, Kariann Fuqua & Deanna Lee and introducing brooklyn college mfa candidates Jiyoun Lee-Lodge, Kate McGraw & Mitch Patrick curated by john ros view the exhibit: 

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Exhibit: NEXT IN LINE: DRAWING IN THE 21st CENTURY at Kunsthalle Galapagos

By On March 21, 2012 · Leave a Comment

NEXT IN LINE: DRAWING IN THE 21st CENTURY curated by Erin Brown

work by: Joseph Burwell, Martí Cormand, Adam Fowler, Margaret Inga Wiatrowski, Dustin London, Chris Nau, Allyson Strafella, and Ilene Sunshine

March 23rd–April 22nd, 2012

Opening Reception March 23rd, 6-9 pm

Early in the 20th century, drawing underwent a dramatic transformation: as advances in [...]

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Artist Profile: Jessica Polzin

By On September 8, 2011 · Leave a Comment

Artist Statement My aesthetic is based on the limitless. Seeing infinite potential in all areas of design and how I can manifest them to create something with fluidity and complexity. As an artist reaching a place of balance is such an extreme rarity, Balance is often the underlying theme in my artwork, and the desire…

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Diana Leidel

By On March 25, 2011 · 7 Comments

Statement
I’ve become fascinated with the sculpted nature of chairs and the visual force they project. I photograph them everywhere, work into the images, and render them in black and white to try to get to their essence.

Website
http://web.mac.com/dianaleidel/DIANA_LEIDEL/home.html

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Dawn Henning

By On March 13, 2011 · 8 Comments

Artist Statement
My love of birds and their gift of flight is a recurring theme in much of my work often used used as a metaphor (although I rarely paint them in flight.) for life. The subtlety of patterns in natural forms and the colors as they appear in the natural world interest me. [...]

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Jérôme Karsenti

By On March 6, 2011 · Leave a Comment

FLOW ATHANOR. 55 cm x 74 cm. Silicon Carbide an ink on wood. 2011

Statement
The painting lies within the paintbrush, seeking to come out of itself. In Jérôme Karsenti’s paintings, however big they may be, no excess. The attention is always on [...]

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Meredith Hoffheins

By On January 23, 2011 · Leave a Comment

Statement
Meredith Hoffheins’ meandering hands create imaginative and lyrical works on paper that intuitively portray a desire for the unattainable. Her works can be spare and visionary, or abundant with internal information.

Website
http://reseda.tumblr.com/

Current Exhibit
http://extensionsofmemory.tumblr.com/

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Lindsay Kolk

By On January 23, 2011 · Leave a Comment

Statement
Whether printed on the page, manifest in continuously looped forms, or carefully arranged structures Lindsay Kolk quietly meditates on the repeated mark. At once familiar and consistent, these marks are intuitively and carefully manipulated, obscured, even destroyed; efforts that intrinsically assign value even to that which appears as a remnant.

Website
http://elmehr.wordpress.com/

Current [...]

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James Chen-Feng Kao

By On October 30, 2010 · Leave a Comment

Artist Statement
I want my work to capture the viewer and take them elsewhere. I provide the impetus for this journey without dictating the destination. I do this through drawings, sculptures, and installations that present suggested stories and abstracted characters. I render characters using [...]

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Lisa Bauer

By On September 12, 2010 · 1 Comment


“Where I Stay”
Mixed Media
14 X 17 1/2 Inches
2009


“The Marcy Projects”
Ink
9 X 9 Inches
2009


“Suffering By Gigolo in the LES”
Oil on Panel
14 X 29 Inches
2010


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Maria Baraybar

By On August 29, 2010 · Leave a Comment

Biography
Peruvian native Maria Baraybar came to the United States at the age of 8 with white sand in her shoes and a head full of questions. The youngest of an immigrant family moving around in the US shaped a young Baraybar’s sensitivities. Trying [...]

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Linda Zacks

By On August 1, 2010 · Leave a Comment

The Street (detail)

Biography
“A creative mind not content to simply sit back and observe- her work is alive.”

Linda Zacks has a passionate love affair with words and letters. Her signature is the way she uses type in her art – [...]

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