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Tina Merandon – Luttes

Luttes is a journey through the photography series created in the last few years by Tina Merandon capturing the body in movement. Tina explores the primary physical energies of the human body that connect us most closely to our animal origins. The athletes and young girls she photographs in these series are all from the…
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Federica Galli in Corfu, Greece – The City and the Tree – Etchings 1980-2008

Federica Galli (1932-2009) is one of the best-known Italian printmakers of her generation, an indefatigable creator who in the course of her long career created a unique vision of Italian landscape, the Venetian lagoon and the city of Venice itself. Galli captured in her etchings an empty, almost imaginary Venice, a city of mostly modest…
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Chicago! By Micael Goro, Jorge Rodriguez de Rivera, Nicola Villa

at Jennifer Norback Fine Art Lower Level, 217 W Huron St, Chicago, IL 60654, USA. Opening: 7 April 2017 from 5pm Chicago is the quintessential American city – the vibrant urban center rising vertically above the endless flat plains of the Midwest. It is the Midwestern hub of American and foreign migration since the 19th…
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Vivian van Blerk – After Empire

After Empire is a reflection on the passing of time. Beasts roam in the empty halls of an abandoned factory indifferent to the broken fragments of an ancient past. But sometimes the broken sculptures meet one another or with the animals and engage in a silent dialogue. The century-old Babcock-Wilcox factory in La Courneuve (Seine-Saint-Denis)…
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CBFA at Fotofever 2016: Etat des lieux: le « 93 » dans la photographie contemporaine

Chris Boïcos Fine Arts at Fotofever 2016 Jean-Manuel Simoes – Jorge Rodríguez de Rivera Etat des lieux: Le « 93 » dans la photographie contemporaine Fotofever 2016 at the Carrousel du Louvre, 99 rue de Rivoli 75001 Paris. Thursday 10 November, VIP/press preview: 3-6 pm Thursday 10 November, Private View: 6-9:30 pm Friday 11 November, Open 11…
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Two Italian Romantics in Paris

Who says Romantic art is dead? In these troubled times sculptor Ettore Greco and the painter Pilar Saltini introduce mood, sentiment and anguish into their artwork, as a possible reaction to the darkening climate of our current world. Twisting, writhing and grimacing Greco’s terracotta and bronze nudes seem to evolve in a world of chimerae…
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Paxos! Nature. Landscape. Architecture.

« Paxos! Nature. Landscape. Architecture. » is the second photographic exhibition of the summer in Paxos curated by [**Chris Boicos Fine Arts*] at the Old School of Loggos from 8 July – 3 August 2016. Spyros Kolovos and Dimitris Kintzios both live on the island all year long and Kevin Price has often visited in summer and…
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Tina Merandon – Paxos Portraits.

« During my artist’s residency with Chris Boïcos Fine Arts at the end of June and the beginning of July of 2015 I made photographic portraits of the inhabitants of Paxos. Without pathos or dramatic posturing, but in a pictorial manner, I photographed individuals, all unique, but tied to a common destiny. It was the historic…
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Estampes

Three men and three women in an exhibition whose objective is to prove the ongoing vitality of printmaking in contemporary art. From black and white to color, from etching to linocut, all major printmaking techniques are represented in the show along with a rich variety of themes and styles: The modern city in the work…
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William Utermohlen: A Persistence of Memory – Loyola University Museum of Art, Chicago

U.K.based artist W. Utermohlen was diagnosed as suffering from Alzheimer’s disease in 1995 and passed away in 2007. His last works, 1990-2000, constitute a rare testimony to the inner life of a patient suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, documenting the gradual decay of his mind. The exhibition William Utermohlen: A Persistence of Memory, curated by Chris…