Nina Waisman
As a former dancer turned new media artist, Nina Waisman is fascinated by the critical roles that movement and sensation play in forming thought: “the very structure of reason itself comes from the details of our embodiment. The same neural and cognitive mechanisms that allow us to perceive and move around also create our conceptual […]
Dr Inês Rolo Amado
Dr Inês Rolo Amado, Born in Portugal, works and lives in England. Her practice spans several media: sculpture, video, site-specific installation, and performance with a particular interest in interdisciplinary, collaboration, participatory and relational projects through a process of dialogue, interaction and exchange. Amado is the creator and organizer of the Interdisciplinary project Bread Matters. Her main area […]
Emily Mast
Emily Mast makes performances and installations that incorporate bodies, movement, sound and light as live sculptural material. Her work consists of collaborative practices that celebrate their ambiguous position between art, theater, poetry and dance. She often allows her work to unfold in chapters by proposing iterations and offshoots of the same piece. This comes from a longstanding interest […]
Anthony Howe
American artist, Anthony Howe, began working on metal kinetic wind sculptures from a peculiar place–atop his apartment rooftop in Manhattan. Stringing discarded elevator cables from rooftop to rooftop, his first wind-powered kinetic sculptures literally danced across the New York City sky. After years of painting with watercolor, Mr. Howe turned to his fascination of […]
Pearl Albino
After graduating from Mary Baldwin College with an Art History / Arts Management degree in 1993, I moved to New York to attend grad school at NYU, with the goal of working at a gallery. In 1994 I started at Stux Gallery, as the lone recession-special employee, and stayed on for seven years as the […]
Mimmo Catania
Mimmo Catania is an Italian-born artist, living in Berlin since 1984. He studied painting at Accademia di Belle Arti Urbino (1980-84). He has been working in the last three decades on a synthesis of Informal art (eighties), Environmental strategies (ninenties) and since the beginning of the 2000s introducing the figure to form what he denominates […]
Barbara Bestor
Barbara Bestor, AIA is founding principal of Bestor Architecture. Since 1995, Bestor Architecture has actively redefined Los Angeles architecture with a practice that rigorously engages the city through design, art, and urbanism. Increasingly, the firm applies L.A.’s lessons to national undertakings. Projects such as Beats by Dre headquarters, Blackbirds small-lot housing development, and Intelligentsia café […]
Claire Lieberman
Claire Lieberman is a sculptor and installation artist who combines such materials as marble, Jell-O and video. Her work explores a range of dichotomies, such as the sublime and the quirky, desire and danger, indulgence and guilt. Three current projects include: a series called “Grenades,” small, reflective, black marble sculptures that allude to actual grenades, […]
John Onians
John Onians is Professor Emeritus in the School of World Art Studies at the University of East Anglia, where he directed the World Art Research Programme. He was founding editor of the journal Art History, edited the first Atlas of World Art (2004) which has been translated into Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Polish, Russian and […]
Jurgen Mayer H.
J. MAYER H. und Partner, Architekten focus on works at the intersection of architecture, communication, and new technology. Recent international projects include Metropol Parasol, the redevelopment of the Plaza de la Encarnación in Seville, Spain; the Court of Justice in Hasselt, Belgium; Pavilion KA300, built in celebration of Karlsruhe’s 300th jubilee, and several public and […]