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Elena Yamamoto’s works are thoughts bound up in sources, process, and materials: photos made from negatives that my father took when he was just a few years older than myself; the sun-soaked cyanotype prints with their natural, distinctive, and seductive blue; silk in its softness, its play [...]
Artist Statement
In the series "Fingerprints" I’m looking for a reinterpretation of reality, namely urban elements taken from the places I explore. Walls, floors, garbage trucks or any other terrestrial material, which are the basis for my work, [...]
Artist Statement
This body of work seeks to reside in and thereby comment upon the liminal space of photography, that space between the document and that of the art work. I am interested in the medium of photography itself and in its representational function pointing outside of itself to an aspect of cultural narrative [...]
Photographer Haley Jane Samuelson is raising funds through Kickstarter for her new project The Indecisive Moment: Fine Art Portraits of NYC Dancers. A fund raising goal is established and donors receive incentives at various dollar amounts. If the goal is not met during a specific time frame the project is canceled and no funds are [...]
Bridge Series 01182007
2008
2.5″ x 2.5″
Laminate, Paper, Socket Head Cap Screws
Bird Raptor Series 12122007 2009 10″ x 12″ Laminate, Paper, Socket Head Cap Screws .
Dirigible 2009 3″ x 2″ Laminate, Paper, Socket Head Cap Screws .
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Artist’s Statement
Film, obsession and beauty
The focus of my work is in the chance union of forms, symbols, images and colors. It is through cosmetics, in the sense of making up the world in an almost shaman-like manner, that my work plays [...]
1. Award Plaque for H. Waldenford – 2009 – Laser-engraved brass, cherry laminate, MDF – 10″ x 8″ x .5″
2. I’d Rather be Fishing – 2009 – Custom-printed ceramic – 4″ x 5.5″ x 3″
3. Window A – 2010 – Aluminum, formica [...]
Saturday, May 1st and Sunday May 2nd, 2010 from 12–6 pm
Screwball Spaces, Gowanus Canal’s newest addition of artists’ studios in Red Hook, Brooklyn, opens its doors to the public for a rare glimpse into the work spaces of New York’s contemporary artists.
http://openstudios.screwballspaces.com/
Henry Chung, Studio 50, Anonymous #23, 36″ H [...]
Eastern Parkway in Autumn, 2009
Kingston Ave on a Saturday, 2009
Artist’s Website
http://www.jennylow.com/
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Artist Statement
One of the oldest cities in the world, Jerusalem has always been infused with fracture and duplicity, which carry on to this day in the city’s fabric and leaders. As reverent home to three of the world’s major religions, Jerusalem embodies Foucault’s idea of a heterotopia — an impossible space where parallel [...]
Erasure
Metal on Metal
Vanishing
Artist Statement
This is about the intersection of man-made environment and nature: nature reclaiming the space appropriated by man.
This is not abstract art. This is nature photography / Close-ups from the urban environment.
The art of small things – things you have to get close to [...]
New Age Blondie
Painting
30″H x 30″W
Muffin Trespassing in the Garden of Ideal Beauty
Acrylic on canvas,Photo Dyes,found photo
40″H x 36″W
My First Grade Coloring Book
Large hand-colored print
24″H x 24″W
Artist Statement
Emerging, Mid career & Near-Death
The [...]
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