Showing posts with label critique. Show all posts
Showing posts with label critique. Show all posts

Thursday, September 26, 2013

September 28th, 2013 HUMAN RIGHTS? '#MIGRANTES

On September 30th I will boarding a plane to Italy.  Embarking on an amazing adventure to connect with family and experience my heritage. The best part, I am included in this wonderful exhibition  HUMAN RIGHTS? '#MIGRANTES curated by Roberto Ronca, with with 115 artists from 25 NATIONS, in a country that I was raised as a First Generation Italian Canadian to recognized as my home land.

I will miss the opening but will connect with everyone at a later date and hear the bell toll and see my art up in this amazing venue... Fondazione Opera Campana Dei Caduti | Rovereto | TN

dal 28 settembre 2013 al 6 gennaio 2014

For more information visit http://www.humanrightsart.com



Saturday, April 24, 2010

Art Critique by Laara WilliamSen

Canadian Artist Laara WilliamSen, is an International artist, art critic, and curator of note. The power of social media gave us the opportunity to meet and become friends. We forge through this crazed void of the internet and find ourselves connected on numerous groups on Linked In, with first contact through b-uncut.net, an artist focused networking site connecting globally.
Laara I am honoured, thank you.

Laara's Review:
"Having viewed Jeanette Luchese’s on line portfolio, it is my pleasure to recommend her as a fine artist.

In many of her well executed city scape abstractions, one can recognize the influence and insight she has gained from the Russian artist, W. Kandinsky. Her video “Reflections of Interference,” offers the viewer Luchese’s original perception of our own fleeting footsteps while leaving us with an intangible sense of our mortal residue. The series of paintings of pillars, doorways and faces, as well as her sculptures, echo the content in the video. The standing square sculpture seems to be central to this series, combining the colours, jagged edges, chaos, promise and even the reflected ambient light found throughout these works of art.

Luchese’s art language is clearly grounded in both method, technique and her deep sense of creative vision. Providing an authentic view of the full spectrum of life from chaos and desolation to hope and clarity, Jeanette Luchese’s works of art provoke, tease, and teach with brilliance."

Laara WilliamSen
Art Critic and Author"
http://laarawilliamsen.wordpress.com/
http://ca.linkedin.com/in/laarawilliamsen
http://laarawilliamsen.yolasite.com/