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by David Zimmerman The paintings by a French artist Sylvie D’Halluin, recently displayed at Artifact Projects, are representations of art focused on exploring the natural world. Through her use of…

DAWN – The sculpture, which depicts Christ the Saviour, has been preserved in the Basilica of Sant’Agnese fuori le mura on Rome’s ancient Via Nomentana by a Catholic religious order of canons regular. –…

“A message of hope…” Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Teresa Bellini Paul Zimmerman:  How did you get interested in art? I started painting less than ten years ago, after feeling an irresistible…

“A space of resonance…” Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Noemi Estrada Tamargo Paul Zimmerman:  How did you get interested in art? Noemi Estrada Tamargo: I grew up in Asturias (Spain) in a…

By Phyllis Simone  Deborah Barr’s imagery invites a renewed examination of the human body as it exists under vulnerability and pressure in the age of social media. Her work operates on…

“World as art…” Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Erica Bren David Zimmerman: How did you get interested in art? Erica Bren: Ever since I could remember art has always been a…

“A search for balance and harmony…” Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Barbara Christol Paul Zimmerman: How did you get interested in art? Barbara Christol: Art has always been with me — like an…

“Less talk and more ART…” Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Yasmine Shimi How did you get interested in art? Yasmine Shimi: I went to art school ( Bham city university –…

“A dialogue between control and spontaneity…” Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Fanny Finchelman Paul Zimmerman:  How did you get interested in glass art?   Fanny Finchelman:  At first, I was deeply committed to…

by Paul Zimmerman In his exhibition at Artifact Projects, artist Sim Moby examines themes of sameness and difference, separation and unity, free will and instinct, destiny and fate. His work…