Extended Episode: Tom Nussbaum
This short film offers a retrospective of Tom Nussbaum’s lifelong dedication to the sculptural arts. Originally from Minnesota, Tom describes […]
Tom Nussbaum’s Public Art
Video series by Sam Vladimirsky
Episode 7: Mona Brody
Video series by Sam Vladimirsky.
Episode 6: Eric Valosin
Video series by Sam Vladimirsky.
“There Are Flashes of Imagery”
Catherine Copeland – Parallel Narratives at Gitana Rosa Gallery, Piermont, NY Review by Peter Bonner My family and I visited […]
Episode 5: Kate Dodd
Artist Kate Dodd has had a rough few months with the premature removal of two of her recent installations. Last Fall, her site-specific […]
Episode 4: Alexandra Schoenberg
New video series by Sam Vladimirsky.
Episode 3: Tom Nussbaum
New video series by Sam Vladimirsky.
Episode 2: Missy Graff Ballone
New video series by Sam Vladimirsky.
Episode 1: Christine Romanell
New video series by Sam Vladimirsky.
Kiki & Seton Smith: A Sense of Place
When I walked into, Kiki & Seton Smith: A Sense of Place, I was sleep-deprived and dragging two of my […]
Notes from the Other Side of the Cultural Cliff
This past weekend was the annual Newark Open Doors event. The city opened up, allowing the public to engage with a wide range of […]
The Performance Cruz: David Antonio Cruz
By K.Anthony Lawler Performance art, as a construct, contains the capacity to envelope space, shift the concept of time, alter […]
Un-Speaking a Theology of Otherness in David Oquendo’s “Metaphrase: Idioms”
By Eric Valosin I recently attended a Catholic mass with a friend of mine. Theological differences aside, my thoroughly Protestant […]
An After Taste of Absinthe
By Daniel Morowitz The nineteenth century the French Salon was the preeminent place to exhibit paintings. Stacked floor to ceiling, […]
The Particle and the Wave
by Tracy DiTolla What is light? It is always around us whether from the sun, moon and stars or human-directed […]
East Orange Studio Tour Reveals a Vibrant Community of Artists
Disclaimer: The following post is shameless self promotion, since I also have a studio in East Orange, NJ. This past Sunday, […]
Un-Speaking a Theology of Otherness in David Oquendo’s “Metaphrase: Idioms”
By Eric Valosin I recently attended a Catholic mass with a friend of mine. Theological differences aside, my thoroughly Protestant […]
Newark Open Doors – Highlights and Shining Moments
By Eric Valosin The streets of Newark, NJ were paved with gold this past weekend. In fact, literally in some […]
Episode 1: Christine Romanell
New video series by Sam Vladimirsky.
Newark Museum: The Shape of Light, Gabriel Dawe on View
The Newark Museum presents The Shape of Light: Gabriel Dawe, featuring large-scale, site-specific installations, sculptural works and works on paper by internationally known […]
The Particle and the Wave
by Tracy DiTolla What is light? It is always around us whether from the sun, moon and stars or human-directed […]
A Touch of Gold
By Daniel Morowitz The golden ratio can break down a rectangle into an almost infinite number of squares. Unlimited in […]
Living Together
We have a tumultuous relationship with nature; we try to control it, protect it, exploit it, destroy it, preserve it, etc. Planting a garden, killing weeds, mowing the lawn, picking up vegetables at the store, and vacationing at the shore are just a few of the hundreds of way we connect with nature."
Interview with Ken Weathersby
By Tracy DiTolla From Ken’s Bio: Ken Weathersby’s paintings were on exhibit in 2015 in “Off the Grid” at Pierogi […]