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ART(inter) : View Inside : Kurt Steger
Enjoy a ‘view inside’ Kurt Steger’s Brooklyn studio on our new sister site, ART(inter). While you’re there, have a look inside the studios of dozens of other NYC artists as well. More to come! [LINK goes to full studio visit]
“I don’t think art necessarily is a propaganda machine. I think the world is far too complex, and our lives are much too complex. There is such a thing as beauty, which is also as powerful, in some cases, as a thing that’s political. I mean a painting by Van Gogh of some flowers, what’s political about it? But man it’s a knockout painting. It’s gripping. And that, to me, is political. Because when you grip someone, and you influence someone, you are making a statement. That’s why art is much more complex than overtly political.” - Arnold Mesches, ART(inter), November, 2015 Read the full interview on our new sister website: ART(inter): http://artinterviewsny.com/interview-arnold-mesches/
ART(inter) : View Inside : Elisa Jensen
Enjoy a ‘view inside’ Elisa Jensen’s Brooklyn studio on our brand-new sister site, ART(inter). While you’re there, have a look inside the studios of dozens of other NYC artists as well. More to come! [LINK goes to full studio visit]
ART(inter) : View Inside : Jeffrey Bishop
Enjoy a ‘view inside’ Jeffrey Bishop’s Brooklyn studio on our brand-new sister site, ART(inter). While you’re there, have a look inside the studios of a dozen other NYC artists as well. More to come! [LINK]
Frank Webster Rockaway Dawn (2015, acrylic on canvas, 65″ x 60″ ) “These paintings reference the digital artifacts in amateur photography and the sort of images one sees on social media. I’m interested in the revolution we are watching in photography with the advent of new technology like the now ubiquitous iPhone. The subject matter of my paintings has also been shifting away from strictly architectural motifs towards playing with architecture’s integration with the surrounding landscape.“ Read our FULL INTERVIEW with Frank Webster on our brand new sister site: ART(inter): [LINK]
ART(inter) : View Inside : Carlo Galli
Enjoy a 'view inside' Carlo Galli's Brooklyn studio on our brand-new sister site, ART(inter). While you're there, have a look inside the studios of a dozen other NYC artists as well. More to come! [LINK]
