NY Arts Magazine

Fall 2009 Editorial Preview

Advertorial Artistry

The diversity of techniques and media used in Tiziano Fabris’ works makes its production complex to classify.

Zara in Wonderland

Small Wonders, a summer exhibition as well as her first Brighton solo show by the critically acclaimed illustrator Zara Wood, takes place at Boxbird Gallery.

Unica Zürn

On opening night in the Drawing Center’s main gallery, a palpable vibration filled the room, where mostly artists, critics and art collectors converged to see a rare apparition—that of the “hallucinatory chimeras” of enigmatic German poet/artist Unica Zürn (1916-1970).

My First Children

Sergey Bratkov is a photographer who was active in the Fast Reaction Group, an urban interventionist collective prominent in Ukraine during the mid-1990s (together with Boris Mikhailov, Sergey Solonsky, and Victoria Mikhailova).

The Scars of Time

Rarely does a photojournalistic exhibit go so far beyond the gallery as Jonathan Torgovnik has taken his series, Intended Consequences: Rwandan Children Born of Rape.

The Sensuous Curvaceous

I select all my works via instinct and intuition rather than any intellectual reasoning.

Flesh as Form

My photographs reflect a fascination with the body as form.

The Modern Vanitas

When I paint I like to do so on printed materials; it is a way to unite my passion for topics such as anatomy and mechanics, and my hobby for collecting posters, maps, atlases, and geography with my work.

Tips & Picks - Artist Reviews

Helena Hötzl

Helena Hötzl harnesses and manipulates perceptual reality in her work, using as a foundation startlingly vivid painterly sequences of events or phenomena such as birth, life, sex, nature and loss.

Anneli Kivinen

A painter passionately committed to exploring the inherent properties, color, and luminosity of form, Anneli Kivinen creates work that moves seamlessly between two approaches...

Nikolas de Masi

The Australian bush is known for things like dingoes, walk-abouts and a rich native history

Hu Zhiying

Illustrating what he calls the “cultural contrast,” Hu Zhiying brings together traditional Chinese art

Nihat Kemankasli

Nihat Kemankasli's visual interpretations are deceptively child-like, humorous and captivating works

Bedriska Uzdilova

Creating a new breed of painting Bedriska Uzdilova’s work invites viewers to a world full of vibrant colors and mysterious visages.

Ewa Wrobel

The first thing one notices about Ewa Wrobel’s paintings is the richness of their color, and the second, the peculiarly archaic character of her dynamic figures.

Vivien Kabar