Born in Vilnius, Lithuania, Julija Goyd is an artist who now lives and works in Berlin. As a language, she uses various media tools, including video, sculpture and photography. Her work reflects, analyzes and draws attention to the search for identity through staged documentation and narratives. She is interested in finding stop motion moments where the reality of what one should believe, how one should behave, and how one should look in order to avoid unpopularity is becoming a pattern for imagination, creativity, sensuality and freedom. This selection of images are from three separate series entitled, respectively, Women in Water, Black & White and Naked Nylon.
Lola Montes Schnabel is an artist living in New York. These five paintings make up her show, Love Before Intimacy, currently on view at The Hole, 312 Bowery, NYC, though February 4.
Andrew Guenther is an American artist who lives in New York. Born and raised in Wheaton, Illinois, his work deals with the concepts of the evolution of the self, life and spirituality, and the evolution of culture. Guenther’s work will appear in a group show entitled MIE: A Portrait by 35 Artists at Freight and Volume, curated by Nick Lawrence and Mie Iwatsuki. The opening will be on Saturday, January 21 from 6 – 8 p.m.
By Alec Friedman
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Posted in Art, Collage, Drawing, Illustration, Installation, Painting, Photography, Sculpture
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Tagged Alex Katz, Andrew Guenther, Anthony Haden-Guest, Barnaby Whitfield, Damian Stamer, Daniel Heidkamp, David Humphrey, Elizabeth Huey, Eric White, Freight and Volume, Gil Kuno, Hye Rim Lee, Ikki Miyake, Illinois, Jeremy Kost, June Leaf, Kevin Kay, Kristen Schiele, Kurt Kauper, Lin Yilin, Maureen Cavanaugh, Mie Iwatsuki, MIE: A Portrait by 35 Artists, Min Hyung, New York, Nick Lawrence, Nicole Wittenberg, Noah Becker, Noritoshi Hirakawa, O Zhang, Paul Brainard, Paul D. Miller, Peter Garfield, Qi Zhilong, Robert Frank, Rudy Shepherd, Ryan Schneider, Saya Woolfalk, Thomas Eller, Tom Sanford, Wheaton
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Zeljko Jerman (1949 – 2006) was an artist and critic who worked within photography but who sought to uncover the medium’s potential through alternative methodology. A member of the Grupa Sestorice Autora (The Group of Six Authors) he also involved himself in community engagement works throughout the 70’s and early 80’s.
New York-based painter Halsey Hathaway currently has a show up at StoreFront Bushwick. Through a process of painting and staining he creates veils of color and shapes floating and overlapping. Transitions between colors can sometimes pack a punch and at other times be a quiet close up whisper.
Carlie Armstrong is a photographer based in Portland, Oregon. She shoots film.
Craigie Horsfield is a British artist who works with photography, video, sound, and installation. He recently added tapestry to his repertoire, using imagery from his photography and film stills. His work can be seen at his upcoming show at Marvelli Gallery, 526 W. 26 St., NYC, opening February 2.
Ray Johnson, once called “New York’s most famous unknown artist,” worked primarily through collage and correspondence art. Several of his pieces are currently on view at the Brooklyn Museum as part of the excellent show Hide/Seek.
Isa Leshko is a photographer who lives in Philadelphia. These images are from her series Elderly Animals, which has taken her around the country to various animal sanctuaries. She started work on the project after spending a year caring for her mother who is ill with Alzheimer’s. The work will be on view at the Houston Center for Photography in April.
Above photo: Handsome One, Thoroughbred Horse, Age 33
Violet, Potbellied Pig, Age 12
Phyllis, Southdown Sheep, Age 13
Pumpkin, Morgan Arabian Horse, Age 28
Teresa, Yorkshire Pig, Age 13
Kelly, Irish Wolfhound, Age 11
Marino, Bronze Turkey, Age 5
