by Paul Krainak | Mar 31, 2023 | Blog
Teresa Audet’s work is framed by meditative acts of skilled labor required in functional building. She merges them with fragments of ordinary speech and translates those into more abstract and performative aesthetics, investing objects with the pleasure of their...
by Paul Krainak | Mar 3, 2023 | Blog
Carmon Colangelo condenses, overlaps, and de-composes versions of painting and printmaking’s abstract plotlines, ones evocative of natural and artificial environments. He randomizes graphic sequences inherent to each medium and uses a kind of graphic subterfuge to...
by Paul Krainak | Feb 1, 2023 | Blog
Since the early 1970’s Gerda Meyer Bernstein has produced work that tweaks the genetic material of sculpture, installation, and even performance art, more recently in tandem with the late gallerist and friend Ingrid Fassbender, who continued to represent the artist...
by Paul Krainak | Jan 2, 2023 | Blog
Twenty years before Mary Jane Jacob’s 1993 community interactive “Culture in Action” where Grennan & Sperandio collaborated with union confectioners to design and distribute the peoples’ chocolate bars, Susanne Lacy hosted prominent women leaders at the Jane...
by Paul Krainak | Dec 19, 2022 | Blog
Ingrid Fassbender was born in Reutlingen, Germany in 1944 and came to the U.S. with her parents and brother when she was eleven. She received a BA at the University of Illinois Chicago Navy Pier and later became certified as an Occupational Therapist which she...
