Rudolf Stingel
The tangibility of Rudolf Stingel’s work is evident upon first glance with its indents and varied concave and convex patterned surfaces. It brings to question the definition of a painting and illuminates its process of creation.
Corinne Day
Corinne Day, research and documentary of the world she was part of. A broaden research of her as individual who is part of an era, culture, politics, etc.
Tullio Crali
The curves and angles in Tullio Crali’s paintings evoke a sense of height, excitement and dizziness, parallel to that of flying in a military plane. His works break down normative perspectives with shifting proportions and movement.
Walter Pearce
Walter Pearce, NYC based model, casting director and photographer, has such an unselfconscious way to capture people he meets along the way with his contemporary aesthetic.
Jules Olitski
Rejector of any impression of a narrative surrounding his art, Jules Olitski left all to color. A fore-front in the color field school, Olitski’s work expresses an almost natural process of creation with pigment gradients that have an ethereal effect.
Heinz Hajek-Halke
The Galleria Carla Sozzani in collaboration with Archiv der Akademie der Künste in Berlin and Eric Franck Fine Art in London will be presenting a show on Heinz Hajek-Halke on Saturday, February 6th and running through Sunday, April 3rd.
Pierre-Ange Carlotti
Documenting his alternative lifestyle, Pierre-Ange Carlotti, states that there is no real boundary between his life and his work, he takes pictures of his own life.
Lorcan Finnegan
After killing it as a sketch comedy editor and motionographer in London, Lorcan returned to his motherland and began making short animated films, before turning to live action shorts and commercials.
Adrian Paci
Adrian Paci was born in Albania in 1969, but fled to Italy with his family after the extreme riots in Albania in 1997. Paci’s socially-charged works include a variety of mediums ranging from photography and painting to videos and installations.
Leigh Wells
Visual artist, Leigh Wells, creates collages, drawings, and three-dimensional constructions that explore the mysterious boundaries between the truth and the unknowable.
