by Joseph A. Hazani May 8, 2026
In the honest effort at representing true originality, a healthy break from reality is provided to us amply by Mr. Justin Ortiz, with his Babst Gallery opening show ‘Will I Live Again’. In the artist’s statement, with an unprovoked Yes, there is the sufficient base to the priming of a spectacular foray into imagination. 'Spider', 2026. Justin Ortiz. Oil on linen. 75 x 55 inches.....
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by Joseph A. Hazani May 3, 2026
In the eclectic explosiveness on the canvas, Ms. Shar Coulson @ Nuart Gallery introduces a new joie de vivre to daily life. A motivation that is possible to ignite in that sense of thirst in the animation, bursting with dashing attributes of paint stroke and media (both acrylic and oil.) 'Unlikely Euphoria'. Shar Coulson. Mixed media on linen60 x 60 inches. Courtesy the artist and Nuart....
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by Joseph A. Hazani April 24, 2026
Mr. Arshile Gorky at Hauser & Wirth represents experimenting with surface in that added neural plasticity of the fine arts gyrating with the whirs of the industrial society, where the seeker of true beauty causes the appearance of more original form, away from the stasis of photorealism. Untitled (Study, After Picasso's "Carnet Dinard") (1941). Arshile Gorky. Ink on paper. 61.3 x 48.3....
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