May 2006

Antinomy

By rbaez on May 27th, 2006, 21:42 in Nature

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Genesis

By rbaez on May 23rd, 2006, 17:44 in Videos

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Rhapsody

By rbaez on May 22nd, 2006, 17:57 in Videos

Part of web exhibition: "Intimacy"

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Journey

By rbaez on May 22nd, 2006, 17:39 in Videos

Part of web exhibition "FRUITS"

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Timido

By rbaez on May 22nd, 2006, 17:31 in Intimacy

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Le petit detaille

By rbaez on May 22nd, 2006, 17:30 in Intimacy

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Concert

By rbaez on May 22nd, 2006, 17:30 in Intimacy

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El ángulo

By rbaez on May 22nd, 2006, 17:28 in Intimacy

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Alfeizar

By rbaez on May 22nd, 2006, 17:28 in Intimacy

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JOAN KAUFMAN

By rbaezaw on May 20th, 2006, 11:05 in Recommended

Joan Kaufman's work embodies aspects of sculpture, theatre, photography, and digital media. She works in series producing large format B/W photo-based images that blur the boundaries between illusion and reality. By creating constructed realities within theatre-like settings, her images are experienced as moments suspended in a larger unfolding narrative.

Her current exhibition, Sure Sign, explores the fragile yet steadfast nature of human beings living in a new and dangerous world. Responding to threats in primitive and makeshift ways, their actions are a metaphor both for the individual caught in a personally precarious situation and a cautionary tale for the larger world that we live in.

A Toronto-based artist, Kaufman has exhibited both nationally and internationally in public and artist-run galleries; is the recipient of Canada Council, Ontario Arts Council and Manitoba Arts Council grants; and has works in both public and private collections.

Red Head Gallery
401 Richmond St. W. Ste 115, Toronto
www.joankaufman.com for more information.

http://www.joankaufman.com

Reference of this article : ART POST http://artpost.info/presscentral/detail.asp?pr_id=171

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At supermarket (2)

By rbaezaw on May 19th, 2006, 16:22 in Mobile

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At the supermarket

By rbaez on May 19th, 2006, 15:56 in Mobile

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Kosmos

By rbaez on May 18th, 2006, 17:25 in Videos

Part of Web exhibition "fruits"

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CAROL INEZ CHARNEY

By rbaez on May 16th, 2006, 10:27 in Recommended

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The goal of the body of work entitled Interior Landscape is to open a space for the viewer to experience an external, familiar landscape in an altered way-letting the eye tap into both a real world view and a personal, inner terrain.

Beginning my career as an abstract painter, I progressively moved towards abstraction in my photography. In exploring different ways to photograph the landscape, I intuitively approached the work from a painter's point of view while abstractly composing in camera. My goal was to create visual tension while leveraging natural distortions within my compositions. The distortions act as a filter-allowing the viewer the choice of what to focus on-both internally and externally.

By using the natural distortions present in our every day world-moisture on windows, swirling smoke, rising walls of mist-I transform the landscape into an unfamiliar world of concealment and uncertainty. This transformation evokes a painterly quality, while still retaining a connection to the realism inherent in photography. While focusing on the most minute details of these natural distortions, we generate a space for quiet contemplation-breaking old, rigid view patterns and allowing for a new external and internal vision to occur.

By Carol Inez Charney

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