B2 Art presented LIGHT BEING + SOUND: Existence in the Age of the Virtual 6/3/11 through 6/28/11



Bill Alpert





Works On Paper by Astolfo Funes



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Above, and below Paris based artist Marjan Denkov's Made in Paris series, accompanied by video by Denkov created for the Artist's Talk




Left to Right Belen Moreno, Farnaz Shemirani, friend, Ed Satterwhite, Alessandra Purugganan, Flor Estevez



Guillermo Veloz

APOCRYPHAE: Visions of the Sacred and Profane 12/6/10-1/3/11 NYC

Sacred cows, mushroom clouds and tarted up politicos - APOCRYPHAE: Visions of the Sacred and Profane offers views from Creation- some of white hot intensity, some of organic spirituality, and others of a cool delicious irony.



Left to right,  works by Alex Russo, Bobo Ivancich, Alex Russo, Farnaz Shemirani, Ken Cro-Ken




Artists Blanca Dixit Peralta, Bartus Bartolomes in front ot Dixit Peraltas Bovine Revolution painting





Belen Moreno-Bosch  with Bobo Ivancich de la Torriente, in front of his painting, Dead Castro 


Above, Bobo Ivancich de la Torriente, and his Venetian Stories painting


Bloody Margarita,a  painting by Bobo Ivancich de la Torriente, Artist Bobo Ivancich de la Torriente, Eve Harrison

 


Mark, Ana Rita Da Piedade, Artist Blanca Dixit Peralta,  Fashion Photographer Michael Elias Moreno



Premella Dixit and friend, in front of Blanca Dixit Peralta's Mala Mandala painting





Mark, with German Moreno, in front of Ken Cro-Ken's Absinthe Dreams painting

 

PhotoPoetry: Ricardo B. Sanchez and Zulema Pena

Zulema Pena (writer) and Ricardo B. Sanchez (photographer) have created a body of work that brings toguether the written word with an image. Zulema is fascinated by the hidden power of the word as well as the power of the of the hidden word.



Her work originates with a phrase that she recreates into another phrase using exactly the same letters found in the original, not one more, not one less, and she maintains a link between one phrase and the other.


The two collaborate works in this show are "Esta crisis..." and "Hacia donde va..." when translated into english they will not maintain the same play on the letters, but it will illustrate how one phrase is linked to the other.


The translations are not literally exact, but they do reflect the meanings contained in each phrase.


"Esta crisis..." translates into "This crisis is the great opportunity for a change" and the recreated phrase is: "Se podria..." "it could be, if such abundance would be shared".


"Hacia donde..." translates to: "Where is the human being going". In this case there are two recreated phrases: "La vida..." "Life made of love unites us" and the shadow side, "Alma vacia..." "A soul empty of honor sinks"

Ricardo B. Sanchez with poet Zulema Pena, " Esta Crisis"

Ricardo B. Sanchez with poet Zulema Pena "Hacia Donde"

Selected Works by SCOTT ALGER, Electric Light Performance Photographer available for purchase through belendesign, Inc.

Unique signed chromogenic 20" x 24" print on Crystal Archive paper

belen@belendesign.net

Unique signed chromogenic 20"x 24" print on Crystal Archive paper

Exhibit Closing Date: September 5th, 2010

KhromaTone II: Sound-Light- Vibration
will remain on display at the World Monuments Fund Gallery, 15 East 27th st. New York, NY through Sunday, September 5th, 2010 after which select works may be viewed by appointment, by contacting belen@belendesign.net

Farnaz Shemirani and Charlotte Mae with Heartbeat of the World, at KhromaTone II Opening 8/11/10

Ever richer in layers, as well as dimensions, texture, and color, as a whole Charlotte Mae’s work begs an interactive audience. These pieces are idea puzzles, with more than one right answer. They are frozen conversations in 3D, multidimensional spider webs that all reference a portion of Charlotte Mae’s life view, and dream of a more balanced world.

Brian Petro, Aissa Deebi and Ken Cro-Ken, with Scott Alger's Group of Thoughts in the background