E.J. BELLOCQ: “The Last Days of Ernest J. Bellocq”
by Rex Rose In the early 1900s, Ernest J. Bellocq carried his 8 x 10-inch view camera across Basin Street to photograph the women of New Orleans’ notorious district of legalized prostitution, … More
Andrew Ütt
Andrew Ütt es artista y curador graduado del California College of Arts and Crafts. Lleva nueve años desempeñándose en el mundo del arte y ha estado vinculado a diferentes escuelas, galerías y museos basados en California, incluidos: Southern Exposure en San Francisco, Mingei International Museum en San Diego, Pro Arts Gallery en Oakland, y Natural World Museum en San Francisco en donde trabajó en cargos administrativos y de desarrollo de programas educativos. Recientemente se desempeñó como socio de enlace y encargado de comunicaciones con la comunidad para Art Woks For Change, organización dedicada a la creación de exhibiciones de arte contemporáneo basadas en problemáticas sociales y ambientales.
Andrew trabaja permanentemente con artistas de varias disciplinas alrededor del mundo como consultor y en el 2008 abrió Andrew Ütt Gallery en Oakland, California, para presentar trabajos de artistas emergentes a nivel internacional y mostrar así las similitudes entre ideologías interculturales. En el 2009 fue co-curador del Festival de Video VIBA Festival en Buenos Aires, Argentina. En el 2010 co-fundó y dirigió Dancing Elephant Projects, galería de arte itinerante en la ciudad de Bogotá. Actualmente vive y trabaja en Bogotá en donde es co-director de la primera galería de arte dedicada exclusivamente a mostrar fotografía, Galería MÜ.
Discovering a world where nature comes first
Sitting amongst a group of Arhuacan males, Stephen Ferry stays calm, listening to their native tongue while interpreting, admiring and reflecting on his surroundings. He places dried coca leaves into his cheek … More
Remote Controlled Humanity – Vangardist Magazine
The Art of Ulu Braun The many environmental transformations of our world pass us daily in a circular motion. Our use (and misuse) of products and overall consumption has become … More
Running With Fireworks: Portraits of Youth by Ryan McGinley – Vangardist Magazine
With a van and its trailer filled with an energetic brood of young adults, Ryan McGinley sets off into the untamed US wilderness. His goal is broad, but remains dedicated to … More
The Art of Revolution: Slava Mogutin’s tale of exile (Vangardist Magazine)
In 2000, five years after his political exile to the US, Slava Mogutin returned to his Russian homeland to find a changed country – one filled with a wide array of subcultures … More
AmirHossein Keihani in Vangardist Magazine
In his apartment you’ll find a world of objects; dissimilar, yet somehow pieced together in an orderly and coherent way. The furniture is secondary: objects used for illustration, rather than day-to-day use. … More
The Boulevards of Katy Grannan
Boulevard by photographer Katy Grannan surpasses the banal and enters the occult. Her subjects embody commonality while at the same time, are differentiated by their oddities. They are neither common, nor rare … More