by Joseph A. Hazani November 3, 2023
On a meditation on passing, Ms. Ha Tae-Im showers the world with a wonderfully inventive display of harmony in the flow of time with her ‘Cadences’ opening at Helen J Gallery. This balance with its unequivocal passing is beyond preconceived notions of a static equilibirum perspective; yet it is precisely in this idea of balance with motion with the absence of vigorous force which the painter....
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by Joseph A. Hazani October 15, 2023
Edgar Ramirez invites us into a perspective of beauty which requires a refined taste to admire. The industrial ruggedness, unabashed in its attempts at representing the frictions of civilized fate and the invisible ordering of cargo and the human ignorance of achieving good things. It is in this coarseness at Chris Sharp Gallery which needs to be admired, possibly at a port city’s art....
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by Joseph A. Hazani October 8, 2023
In what is an otherwise wonderful historical period piece, the hot contest for right action or rightful conduct among men ignites with a sea voyage of moral turmoil in Mutiny on the Bounty. It is in the requirement of obeying commands, to maintain order, to persist with lawful conduct which has graced the Oceans with British Kingship, which runs into jagged rocks due to the judgment of a few....
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