Artist: Thomas Eggerer
Venue: Daniel Buchholz, Berlin
Exhibition Title: Fence Romance
Date: February 5 – April 17, 2010
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Thomas Eggerer’s new paintings feature figures in ambivalent spaces that are both expansive …

Artist: Ann Veronica Janssens
Venue: Alfonso Artiaco, Naples
Date: February 12 – March 23, 2010
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Link: Ann Veronica Janssens at Alfonso Artiaco
Tags: Alfonso Artiaco, Ann Veronica Janssens, Europe, Italy, Naples
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Artist: Oscar Tuazon
Venue: Kunsthalle Bern
Date: February 13 – April 25, 2010
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Images courtesy of Kunsthalle Bern. Photos by Dominique Uldry.

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Radical interventions in the exhibition-galleries of Kunsthalle Bern were manifest in recent exhibition …

Drawing has a number of primary functions that differ according to the intended outcome. Primarily, drawing is seen to be any form of marking a surface with a view to creating a two-dimensional image.
Common tools used for drawing upon a two-dimensional surface include pencil, coloured pencils, graphite, charcoal, compressed charcoal, …

Drawing and painting are about observing, seeing and communicating information. At one time drawing and painting were the most advanced ways of communicating data from one person to another! For this reason ’seeing’ and interpreting the world is at the heart of learning to draw and paint. The eyes and, …

There is a tendency early on in the development of an artist to develop a restrictive style based partly upon the desire to copy more accomplished artists. This can become problematic as it not only hampers possible alternative developments but also very rarely compares in quality to the work of …

A show at Marlborough Fine Art in London of new paintings by Thérèse ­Oulton opened last month. In her foreword to the catalogue, Oulton ­announced an abrupt change in her identity, a change, she noted ruefully, denied by her fans who staunchly aver that the new works are “still recognisably, …