Posts Tagged ‘watercolor’

Thomas Huber’s Diaristic Renditions of Lago Maggiore

by Adela Lovric // Nov. 14, 2023

Life on the shores of Lake Maggiore seems perfectly unbothered. On most days, this body of water is just as peaceful, reflecting far more dramatic views of the surrounding Alps…[read on]

Giveaway: Walton Ford’s Sinister Wildlife Scenes

July 20, 2021

Walton Ford (b. 1960) has been painting large-scale narrative watercolors for 20 years. At first glance, these richly detailed watercolors of animals are reminiscent of the…[read on]

Los Carpinteros Merge the Personal and Political

Berlin Art Link review of Los Carpinteros at KOW

Article by Louisa Stark // May 15, 2018
‘El Otro, El Mismo / The Other, The Same’ at KOW is an exhibition that, as hinted by its title, can feel both contrasting and complimentary. The artist collective Los Carpinteros, made up of…[read on]

Xan Medina

by Monica Salazar // Dec. 19, 2010

Xan Medina’s artistic training began in rock music, which – as characterized by Dan Graham in the 1980’s, was already a religion of rebellion and protest. From rock music…[read on]

John Kleckner

by Monica Salazar, Anna Russ // Nov. 8, 2010

John Kleckner, a U.S.-born artist, has lived and worked in Berlin for the last two years. In his work, Kleckner creates a mix of intricately detailed and abstract drawings using ink and…[read on]

Posts Tagged ‘watercolor’

Thomas Huber’s Diaristic Renditions of Lago Maggiore

by Adela Lovric // Nov. 14, 2023

Life on the shores of Lake Maggiore seems perfectly unbothered. On most days, this body of water is just as peaceful, reflecting far more dramatic views of the surrounding Alps…[read on]

Giveaway: Walton Ford’s Sinister Wildlife Scenes

July 20, 2021

Walton Ford (b. 1960) has been painting large-scale narrative watercolors for 20 years. At first glance, these richly detailed watercolors of animals are reminiscent of the…[read on]

Xan Medina

by Monica Salazar // Dec. 19, 2010

Xan Medina’s artistic training began in rock music, which – as characterized by Dan Graham in the 1980’s, was already a religion of rebellion and protest. From rock music…[read on]

John Kleckner

by Monica Salazar, Anna Russ // Nov. 8, 2010

John Kleckner, a U.S.-born artist, has lived and worked in Berlin for the last two years. In his work, Kleckner creates a mix of intricately detailed and abstract drawings using ink and…[read on]

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Thomas Huber’s Diaristic Renditions of Lago Maggiore

by Adela Lovric // Nov. 14, 2023

Life on the shores of Lake Maggiore seems perfectly unbothered. On most days, this body of water is just as peaceful, reflecting far more dramatic views of the surrounding Alps…[read on]

Giveaway: Walton Ford’s Sinister Wildlife Scenes

July 20, 2021

Walton Ford (b. 1960) has been painting large-scale narrative watercolors for 20 years. At first glance, these richly detailed watercolors of animals are reminiscent of the…[read on]

Los Carpinteros Merge the Personal and Political

Xan Medina

by Monica Salazar // Dec. 19, 2010

Xan Medina’s artistic training began in rock music, which – as characterized by Dan Graham in the 1980’s, was already a religion of rebellion and protest. From rock music…[read on]

John Kleckner

by Monica Salazar, Anna Russ // Nov. 8, 2010

John Kleckner, a U.S.-born artist, has lived and worked in Berlin for the last two years. In his work, Kleckner creates a mix of intricately detailed and abstract drawings using ink and…[read on]

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