Green Form (detail)
Red Plastic Form
GardenScape
Yellow Growth from Grid
AirConGreenCircle
Artist Statement
Generally my work is about integrating disparate elements, creating unlikely relationships and new meaning to appropriated objects and industrial materials.
Plastic Construction Series:
This series is comprised of blending pre-existing [...]
Current Exhibitions
Process: Abstract Painters
Brooklyn Artists Gym
January 29-February 10
168 7th Street, Brooklyn, NY
An Art Exchange with Sol Lewitt
January 20-March 5
300 Nevins St, Brooklyn, NY
Website
http://vincent-romaniello.blogspot.com
Blog
http://romanblog2.blogspot.com/
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Statement
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 [...]
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 [...]
“De/Con/Struct”
2009
Mixed media on canvas
24″ x 36″
“Pile of Homes”
2009
Mixed media
4′ x 5′ x 4′
“The New”
2008
Mixed media on canvas
36″ x 48″
Artist Statement
What appears simple just demands a different [...]
A descendant of a Japanese Samurai sword maker, Ms. Ando is a much sought after metal sculptor whose most recent piece was recently unveiled at St. John’s Bread & Life in Bedford Stuyvesant, the largest provider of emergency food services in New York City. Ando’s grid of 144 steel canvas squares work [...]
Exile
This is a “book” of paper, ink, acrylic, and thread. It was created in
1998 and appeared in the December/January, 2002 issue of the British
magazine Art-Review. It is also featured in the book A tale of two
cities (Impact press, 2001.)
“Honey I Shrunk Red Hook” at Lucky Gallery is a collaboration between Luis Blackaller and Andy Cavatorta, who aim to start a creative discussion about Red Hook, the inhabitants and folklore. The mission of this project is to bring together a diverse mix of members of the Red Hook community to [...]
Exhibit at Sweet Lorraine Gallery, contact artists for viewing information.
Alex Downs – Vessels
Email: downs2681@gmail.com
Web: http://www.flickr.com/photos/downs2681/
Phone: 347-387-2382
Laura Gibson – Drawings
Email: bella.gibson@gmail.com
Phone: 718-775-1557
Chad Rimer – Sculpture
Email: chadrimer@yahoo.com
Phone: 718-775-1556
Good Morning Universe, 8×9.5″, 2009
Brave New World, 8×9″ 2008
Broken World, 8×9″, 2008
Stream, 10×10″, 2008
Artist Statement
I am drawn to everyday objects that are often overlooked or discarded. Using a wide range of disciplines, I transform the materials into small works. With a modern primitive style I balance [...]
REST IN PIECES
Limited Edition Color Photograph of original sculpture by Carol Quint
10″ x 8″ photo
Artist Statement
The foundation of my work is the exploration of archetypal imagery. The images become surrogates for a broad range of emotional experience. They are grounded in symbols that elicit recognition on [...]
Elizabeth Jordan, “I’ll Fly Away”
Elizabeth Jordan, “Leisurama”
Elizabeth Jordan, “Lives of Birds”
Elizabeth Jordan, “Mantle World”
Name
Elizabeth Jordan
Medium
Sculpture
Neighborhood
Gowanus, Brooklyn
Artist Statement
My work incorporates found materials, recycled wood, wire, paper mache and claystone, and illustrates objects both [...]
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