Miniatures
Having been around architectural models a lot, I find that I’m very drawn to miniature representations of the real world. These are some of the artists whose work I’m really loving:
Damage: No Longer Art: Salvage Art Institute
![Broken Jeff Koons Balloon Dog [credit: John Reed]](http://artwirth.files.wordpress.com/2012/12/121120_cbox_koons-crop-rectangle3-large.jpg?w=440&h=240&crop=1)
Value is a fickle thing in the world of art. When there is very little inherent value in an artwork, how is it created and how is it lost? It is true that while the value creation begins with the artist- by creating the work in the first place- once the artwork is in the … Read more
Group Portrait: 2012 Yale Photography MFA Thesis Show
On June 28th, Wirth Art Advisory, in collaboration with Ana Tzarev proudly presented Group Portrait, the 2012 Yale MFA Photography Thesis Show, curated by Sabrina Wirth. The exhibition is a New York debut for artists Peter Baker, Richard Choi, Felix R. Cid, Thomas Gardiner, Pao Houa Her, Katie Koti, Kate A. T. Merrill, Sarah Muehlbauer, and … Read more
Artist to Watch: Laetitia Soulier
“At first glance, the arresting photographs draw you in, but it is only upon closer inspection that the blaring ironies reveal themselves”
Cuba in Revolution at the International Center of Photography: September 24 – January 9, 2010
The exhibition jumbles a huge range of propagandist photos, journalistic photos, and everyday portraits together into one show. Moreover, it displays the facets of the revolution that not everyone could see–the symbolic, the historical, and the sentimental. However, the absence of context was problematic for me.
