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Gallery Night Reception Saturday June 12, 7 – 10

works on paper by: Ines Bancalari. Ana Tiscornia

July: Closed; August: by appt

Over the past twenty years, the digital revolution has literally lowered the value we place on pictures. We have replaced tangible documents, such as prints and negatives, with phantom information stored on Stick Drives and Memory Cards. While the ability to instantly see what the camera has captured has its advantages, what is seen on a palm-sized LCD screen is usually clear, crisp, and candy-coated. The anticipation that builds with the time spent waiting to develop and process film keeps the medium magical and breathes life into our images and the memories we have connected to them.

The photographers in this exhibition, regardless of processes used, give the viewer back what the digital revolution has taken away; the sense of nostalgia associated with the visual documentation of places and things.

Also in our store:Zaida Del Rio. Eric Cadien. Nelson Dominguez. Moises Finale. Andres Garcia Benitez . Milton George. Minerva Lopez

Aug. 16 – 31: Gallery Closed

Gallery Night Reception Saturday June 12, 7 – 10

Durban-Segnini Gallery was founded in Caracas, Venezuela, in 1970 and in Miami, USA in 1992, by its present director and owner Mr. Cesar Segnini.

Durban-Segnini Gallery specializes in contemporary painting and sculpture, emphasizing in artists who have worked with abstract expressionism, geometric abstraction and kinetic art.Simultaneously, the Gallery strives to promote and diffuse new artistic values as well as the historical vanguards that have influenced those.

Gallery Night Reception Saturday June 12, 7 – 10

Visit: http://artformzprojects.blogspot.com/ for a preview of the artists works and purchase one online today. Sales support “ArtistaInvitaArtista” an Artformz cultural exchange with artists from the city of Valencia, Spain.

Gallery Night Reception Saturday June 12, 7 – 10

Some of the works that will be on view are “Super Atari Poetry” (2005), a networked game installation made with Atari cartridges that enable people to play and create up to one thousand poems; “Versos Versus Versos” (2008), a web-based projection that shows animated verses running non-stop to create hundreds of eloquent random poems; and “Light” (2010), a synchronized light projection that displays the word lightin more than 20 different languages.

Gallery Closed from June 15 to July 15

Spanish artist, Andres Monteagudo’s drawings are linear representations of negative and positive space. His work consists of wires on canvas, which seemingly lead to a tension within space and geometric dimensions. Each line seems to escape the horizon defying the limits of the canvas, making them appear three-dimensional and endless.

Juan Iribarren’s vision is to join together the incongruity between atmosphere and geometry in painting. Originally from Venezuela, Iribarren’s work reflects the evolution of contemporary Latin American art. Focusing on diagonals of light and shadows that occur on an empty white wall, which he documents on canvas. By intentionally displaying the paintings diagonally from one another creates a new irregularly shaped format showing the tension of their geometry.

Although Aboriginal art has only been internationally recognized as a significant movement for the past forty years, its history is long and integral to the work by the present-day artists included in this exhibition. As has occurred elsewhere, the indigenous people of Australia have been marginalized in their own land for much of recent history. Changes began to arise in the 1960’s and 1970’s that served as a catalyst for the discovery by the Western world of the art produced by a multitude of communities located throughout the continent.

Project Room: Kevin Hart | Line of Action
“ In my work, lines of action help me generate drawing intuitively as well as through shapes and patterns found in many walks of life and cultures. Whether this process emerges from an obsessive compulsive disorder is a legitimate question.”

July 10 – July 31st
Season Review

August
Gallery is closed Closed