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Conceptual Installation
Ink Jet Print, Dimensions Variable
Documentary Photography
Oil on Canvas, 20 x 15 x 3cm
Representational Painting
digital, Dimensions Variable
Documentary Photography

New York / Bushwick
A group exhibition of painting, sculpture, photography and video of works by artists who implement a range of mapping strategies to investigate locations both physical and psychological. culturehall artist Barry Stone presents several photographs. Haunts also includes works by Michael Banicki, Francesca Berrini, Dike Blair, Nina Katchadourian, Joerg Lohse, John Mann, Ward Shelley, Wolfgang Staehle, and Ian Umlauf.
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Works by culturehall artist Alexis Granwell will be included in this group show of Philadelphia based artists who are exploring ideas related to globalization within the local environment. Work by Piper Brett, EJ Herczyk, Gloria Houng and Jason Austin + Aleksandr Mergold will also be featured.
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A synthesis of drawings and photographs melded to create a singular and unbroken visual idea. Featuring the work of culturehall member Barry Stone and Jonathan Faber.
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Culturehall featured artist qi peng is participating in the group show "Wikipedia Art Remixed," a curated project by Scott Kildall and Nathaniel Stern. This web-based project is part of the Padiglione Internet Pavilion at the 2009 Venice Biennial.
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An exhibition of drawings and paintings, which explore the great and unanswerable mysteries of existence by culturehall artist Jason Paradis. Jason is a faculty member at the University of Stony Brook, where he teaches drawing and painting.
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One of a series of exhibitions held at the Hereford Photography Festival, Seen but not Heard explores the contentious subject of children in contemporary photography. Featured culturehall member Ali Richards work Playgrounds is presented.
View Portfolio Visit WebsiteThe first major presentation of Espen Dietrichson's work. A beautiful volume exploring his deceptively simple taxonomy. Includes an interview by Power Ekroth and essays by Helga-Marie Nordby and Elvind Slettemeås.
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A featured member of the culturehall community, Ernest is known for his dense representations of conflict. Charley Cameron explores Ernest's portfolio of drawings, paintings and collaborative work with Mike Estabrook.
View Portfolio Visit WebsiteCulturehall member Robyn Love and her work have been included in two recently published books. Public Art for Public Schools is a survey of the history of public art in New York City public schools. Robyn's piece Everyday Heroes a the High School for Law Enforcement and Public Safety in Jamaica Queens is featured.
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An ever-growing archive and never-ending look at photography's past, present and unfolding future.
A Los Angeles based dimensionist collective founded in 2001 by Lead Artist Paul McLean, as an online vehicle for multimedia, multidisciplinary expression, discourse and exhibition documentation. AFH has operated in conjunction with many collective and solo projects encompassing the globe, bridging various art practices, media, and cultural arenas.
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The latest news, places and events in the art world, mostly in New York City from the perspective of an experienced art collector devoted mostly to emerging artists working with photography. Informative, fun and with a bitchy note here and there!
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A collection of thoughts, findings, ideas, inspirations, news and events related to art, nature and technology. Erik currently works as a Concept Developer and Engineer at the Interactive Institutes Art & Technology programme in Stockholm.
Personal blog from Portland based artist Eva Lake. She also produces Art Focus for the radio station KBOO.
Online forum to encourage art reviews and critical discussion about the visual culture of Aotearoa New Zealand. Edited by John Hurrell, a New Zealand based writer, artist and curator
Website by Olso based art critic, journalist and photographer André Gali following exhibitions, projects, debates, fashion, concert, parties and symposiums.
Paris based digital print shop, working with artists, photographers, fashion designers and boutique owners in producing high quality print materials. Bilingual (French & English), Lalande is expert in all things digital. We are artists working with artists.
A personal blog began as a way to catalog Lee Grant's studies as a Masters Candidate at the ANU School of Art in Australia. Over the last 3 years it has yielded her a surprising virtual network around the world and has helped shaped her artistic career.
Online gallery showcasing the artistic talent of women in Australia working with photo based media.
An online store bringing together a community of artists.
"MAO" is an art website written by an active, "Obsessed" NYC Contemporary Art Collector. A confessed art auction junkie and a member of a major NY Art Museum's acquisition committee, he writes with a blunt, irreverent, savvy and unexpected insight into the highbrow New York City art world.
A personal blog by artist and Culturehall's Assistant Curator, Tema Stauffer, provides a narrative account of her relationship to photography and photographers. It includes her own work-in-progress as well as commentary and news about the photo community.
Philipp Zurmöhle blog covering art and design from Oslo, Norway.
Ana Montiel's inspirational diary featuring contemporary art, design, fashion, pattern design and illustration. Pop Pervert also acts as a showcase for Ana's creative process where she uploads drafts, sneak peaks and more from her projects.
A blog/vlog started by artist Vincent Romanielloto to recognize artists and arts organizations not covered by the traditional print and broadcast media. The original mission continues with the inclusion of news and special events in the Philadelphia and New York area.
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The art, events, and interests of the Australian National University Visual Arts postgraduate program.
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An LA-based, but not always LA-specific, art blog. Centers on gallery show opening photos and reviews, art news, artist features and events. Connects the coasts and the world, while trying to make art reviewing fun.
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