Monthly Archives: May 2010

David Barnett: Sacred Creatures

Posted on May 19, 2010 by melissa

Originally published May 19, 2010 by CityArts Viewing the deliciously obsessive art of David Barnett, one is drawn into his world of twisted Victoriana and mechanical madness. The exhibition at Denise Bibro Gallery is a combination of collage, found objects … Continue reading →

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Patricia Esquivias

Posted on May 19, 2010 by melissa

Originally published May 19, 2010 by CityArts It has long been my contention that video is the most challenging contemporary art form. The reason is that anyone can do it. Look at YouTube—who isn’t making videos? They are easy to … Continue reading →

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Douglas Florian at BravinLee Programs

Posted on May 11, 2010 by melissa

Originally published May 11, 2010 by New York Press What goes on in the mind of a children’s book illustrator. Rainbows and ponies and the sweetness of childhood? The exhibition of drawings by Douglas Florian (at BravinLee Programs through June … Continue reading →

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