ElectroNest - Ramona Gillentine
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- ElectroNest – Ramona Gillentine
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- Swings – Michael Hill
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- Lene Basma – My Heaven On Earth
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- Justin Davis-Metzner – Stepping Out
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- Johnny Eckó – Cura
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- Hans Borghorst – The Patrol
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- Hans Borghorst – The All-Knowing One
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- Glen Homann – Where The Wild Things Go
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- Elena Herrero – Oscuro
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- David Schuster – You Think You Want To
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- Donna French – Transparency
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- Catriona Donagh – Empty
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- Catherine Restivo – Queer Trees
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- Andrea Koerner – The Gate
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- Alexey Ovsyannikov – Untitled
As promised, the new feature: Orpheum, Wednesday Night Noir. This weeks best black-and-white images. Like everything else at Pixels, an experiment. I must confess I was so busy putting the LACDA show to bed and beginning work on the new show opening May 10 at the Torpedo Factory Art Center in Alexandria, Virginia (everybody I know who has been there just raves about the place), I didn’t give {orpheum.wednesday night noir} all the thought I should have. I’ll be better prepared next week.
This week, we will let the pictures speak for themselves, which they do eloquently. I am of the opinion that iphonic art is primarily a color medium, but there are clearly times where the image is best served by desaturating it, as this gallery clearly demonstrates. In fact, I might have to reassess my thoughts on the issue: I find this gallery of black-and-whites so compelling.
Thanks to all the artists for such wonderful work.
Fantastic addition to the site!! And I thank you so much for including my piece… Wonderful set of B&Ws. :D
Great idea and great selection of works, like a lot!