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Danielle Ezzo
Art Work Name, YEAR
Medium
X cm x X cm (X in x X in)
Artwork Description
Danielle Ezzo has recently exhibited in Khabarovsk, Berlin, Seoul, Amsterdam, Hong Kong, and numerous American cities. Danielle explores the shortcomings of medium through her photographic art-making processes, in which she explores themes such as body politics, humanity, and materiality.
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Joyce Weinstein
Four-eyes Introspection, 2006
ink on paper
35.56 cm x 27.94 cm
(14 in x 11 in)
This ink on paper portrait draws forth both the emotion of the sitter and that of the artist. Confronting the viewer with stern eye contact, Four-Eyes-Introspection comments on the mental and emotional self-evaluation that derives from portraiture.
Although Joyce Weinstein is a New York-based artist, her art finds itself in permanent collections in Prague, Vilnius, Washington, and Vienna. Weinstein uses art to portray human condition through figurative paintings and drawings.
More information on her website
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Paul Corio
Just a Little Jet, 2005
Acrylic on Panel
21.59 cm x 26.67 cm (8.5 in x 10.5 in)
Artwork Description
Paul Corio is a New York-based abstract artist known for the geometricity of his acrylic paintings. Throughout his career, Corio has exhibited internationally in cities such as New York, London, Paris, and Quezon City, Philippines.
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Perri Nerri
Waiting, 2006
Oil on canvas
152.4 cm x 101.6 cm (60 in x 40 in)
Inviting interpretation, Perri paints the maternal feeling of waiting for a positive pregnancy test. The feeling of unquestionable nurture, protection, and the self-evident invitation of growth seen in the swelling orange-red folds, which at points constrict and appear with an almost shy demeanor.
Perri’s body of work challenges the standard imagination and invites interpretation, providing the viewer with an enigmatic bundle of voluminous folds waiting to be defined. The oil painting’s energy appears trapped inside the abstract, constricting, twisting, clenching, and pulling inwards, yet drapes billow outwards in a bi-directional opposition.
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Anastasiya Tarasenko
Art Work Name, YEAR
Oil paint on Canvas
X cm x X cm (X in x X in)
Art description,
Anastasiya Tarasenko’s multi-nationality is expressed through her art as she explores themes of basic human needs which overcome our latter tendencies to voice political opinions. Tarasenko strips down human nature or it’s origin and outlines our fundamental similarities.
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