by Joseph A. Hazani December 15, 2023
The movements of artworks by Mr. Sean Sullivan in his new opening at Chris Sharp Gallery is one which is compelled into the mystery of fate. It is here where the need for experiencing color and figure, as well as space, are coalesced into the medium of a serious poise in grace. Blue Eyes (for Piet), 2023 Oil stick on Kikata paper. 8.25 inches x 10.25 inches (20.95 cm x 26.035 cm). Courtesy of....
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by Joseph A. Hazani December 8, 2023
Ms. Jiha Moon brings out the most brilliant ideas of yellow in her Storyteller Yellow opening at Shoshana Wayne Gallery. In not simply the actual representation of the color, but as well as its distant relation to the echoes of her personal experience and pride as an Asian-Am woman. Through the outstandingly gorgeous ceramics, there is the sublime polish of Asian cultural ideas, facilitating a....
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by Joseph A. Hazani November 29, 2023
What is rightful authority? Such an audacious question is posed by the superbly balanced humor of Insulted. Belarus at City Garage Theatre in what is a consistently portrayed disappointed of voter’s rights not being honored. Yet is the will of the majority always healthy? The play, written by Andre Kureichik (with translation by John Friedman and directed by Frédérique Michel and....
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