http://community.ovationtv.com/service/getFeed.kickAction?mediaType=BLOG&quantity=25&as=16878 New blogs from ariannas on Ovation TV Tue, 03 Apr 2012 17:55:01 GMT Tue, 03 Apr 2012 17:55:01 GMT help@ovationtv.com (ovationtv) help@ovationtv.com (ovationtv) KickApps Feed Builder 2012-04-03T17:55:01Z 3 http://community.ovationtv.com/service/searchEverything.kickAction?as=16878&sortType=recent&tags=null 0 http://community.ovationtv.com/_34ABSTRACT-TIME34/blog/5931673/16878.html POLISH & SLAVIC CENTER177 Kent St., Brooklyn, NY 11222Invite you on Thursday, April 12th, 2012 for opening reception at 7:00pm "ABSTRACT TIME" Selected work from the Series “Strips and Stains" & “Dripping"  by MARIA SOCHANIEWICZ [image]   featuring at 7:45pm“GINO SITSON 4”Gino Sitson - lead-voice, body percussion & compositions Helio Alves - piano, Lonnie Plaxico - double bass, Kenny Grohowski – drumsGino Sitson is an award-winning, New York-based vocal virtuoso from the Bamileke region of Cameroon, Central Africawww.ginositson.com POLISH & SLAVIC CENTER177 Kent St., Brooklyn, NY 11222Invite you on Thursday, April 12th, 2012 for opening reception at 7:00pm "ABSTRACT TIME" Selected work from the Series “Strips and Stains" & “Dripping"  by MARIA SOCHANIEWICZ [image]   featuring at 7:45pm“GINO SITSON 4”Gino Sitson - lead-voice, body percussion & compositions Helio Alves - piano, Lonnie Plaxico - double bass, Kenny Grohowski – drumsGino Sitson is an award-winning, New York-based vocal virtuoso from the Bamileke region of Cameroon, Central Africawww.ginositson.com Wed, 04 Apr 2012 16:45:20 GMT http://community.ovationtv.com/_34ABSTRACT-TIME34/blog/5931673/16878.html ariannas 2012-04-03T17:55:01Z Events Art Show Ovation TV POLISH & SLAVIC CENTER177 Kent St., Brooklyn, NY 11222Invite you on Thursday, April 12th, 2012 for opening reception at 7:00pm "ABSTRACT TIME" Selected work from the Series “Strips and Stains" & “Dripping"  by MARIA SOCHANIEWICZ [image]   featuring at 7:45pm“GINO SITSON 4”Gino Sitson - lead-voice, body percussion & compositions Helio Alves - piano, Lonnie Plaxico - double bass, Kenny Grohowski – drumsGino Sitson is an award-winning, New York-based vocal virtuoso from the Bamileke region of Cameroon, Central Africawww.ginositson.com abstract, art show, events, time nonadult false "ABSTRACT TIME" text blog abstract,art show,events,time 335 3 5.0 http://community.ovationtv.com/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=2311138&as=16878 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/16878/photos/PHOTO_11487009_16878_2311138_ap_160X120.jpg false 2 Events / Art Show 1 5931673 2311138 Artist, Community Ambassador 188700 http://community.ovationtv.com/_Many-thanks-Ovation-I39m-Featured-Member-Today/blog/5732070/16878.html Ovation, you made me very happy, thank you! [image] Ovation, you made me very happy, thank you! [image] Wed, 25 Jan 2012 18:00:43 GMT http://community.ovationtv.com/_Many-thanks-Ovation-I39m-Featured-Member-Today/blog/5732070/16878.html ariannas 2012-01-24T17:19:05Z Ovation TV Ovation, you made me very happy, thank you! [image] nonadult false Many thanks Ovation, I'm Featured Member Today!! text blog 516 2 5.0 http://community.ovationtv.com/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=2311138&as=16878 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/16878/photos/PHOTO_11487009_16878_2311138_ap_160X120.jpg false 8 0 5732070 2311138 Artist, Community Ambassador 188700 http://community.ovationtv.com/_Invitation/blog/2864790/16878.html Maria Sochaniewicz in PII Gallery "Dripping" 05 - 27 - November, 2010 PII Gallery, 242 Race St. Philadelphia, PA 19106Maria Sochaniewicz, a well regarded Polish artist, surprised us again. Her most recent body of work, a sample of which we can admire at this exhibition, is entirely different from her previous paintings and yet there is clearly the common tread that extends through all the phases of her artistic road – from figurative to purely abstract. Great use of color and texture that captures the movement is a characteristic component of Maria's art. The paintings presented here are full of motion, rough and mobile at the same time. An interesting spectrum of prevailing shades, different in every painting, organizes the series into a puzzle that can be seen in many different configurations, all of them valid but unexpectedly free of boundaries.Attention to abstract detail seamlessly connects the irregular geometry to a whole gamut of suggestions anchored in life itself. Decoding each picture separately and the entire series as a whole leads the spectator to the acceptance of the simultaneity of abstract and so called “real”, not a small exploit.Maria Sochaniewicz paints with enough power and conviction to give us ample room to analyze and interpret, create our own associations and appreciate the metaphor. In her works one can see fluidity of water, brutal strength of wind, light blinding the eyes, even signs of  human activities that can harm or degrade others. The spatial density of her paintings could be the reflection of the weaved nature of a decorative fabric, but it could be a visualization of the impregnable bars of an asylum as well. On the other hand, in a quite precarious way, the paintings of this series have a decidedly calming effect on ones psyche.This noble dichotomy in not illogical, not unnatural though. On the contrary, it has all the markings of  great art that antagonizes in order to cleanse.    by Apolinary Galecki        to see more about Maria Sochaniewicz art please, visit her websites: http://www.msochaniewicz.com/bio_exhibitions.html Maria Sochaniewicz in PII Gallery "Dripping" 05 - 27 - November, 2010 PII Gallery, 242 Race St. Philadelphia, PA 19106Maria Sochaniewicz, a well regarded Polish artist, surprised us again. Her most recent body of work, a sample of which we can admire at this exhibition, is entirely different from her previous paintings and yet there is clearly the common tread that extends through all the phases of her artistic road – from figurative to purely abstract. Great use of color and texture that captures the movement is a characteristic component of Maria's art. The paintings presented here are full of motion, rough and mobile at the same time. An interesting spectrum of prevailing shades, different in every painting, organizes the series into a puzzle that can be seen in many different configurations, all of them valid but unexpectedly free of boundaries.Attention to abstract detail seamlessly connects the irregular geometry to a whole gamut of suggestions anchored in life itself. Decoding each picture separately and the entire series as a whole leads the spectator to the acceptance of the simultaneity of abstract and so called “real”, not a small exploit.Maria Sochaniewicz paints with enough power and conviction to give us ample room to analyze and interpret, create our own associations and appreciate the metaphor. In her works one can see fluidity of water, brutal strength of wind, light blinding the eyes, even signs of  human activities that can harm or degrade others. The spatial density of her paintings could be the reflection of the weaved nature of a decorative fabric, but it could be a visualization of the impregnable bars of an asylum as well. On the other hand, in a quite precarious way, the paintings of this series have a decidedly calming effect on ones psyche.This noble dichotomy in not illogical, not unnatural though. On the contrary, it has all the markings of  great art that antagonizes in order to cleanse.    by Apolinary Galecki        to see more about Maria Sochaniewicz art please, visit her websites: http://www.msochaniewicz.com/bio_exhibitions.html Wed, 04 Apr 2012 16:45:54 GMT http://community.ovationtv.com/_Invitation/blog/2864790/16878.html ariannas 2010-10-27T15:54:43Z Events Opening Ovation TV Maria Sochaniewicz in PII Gallery "Dripping" 05 - 27 - November, 2010 PII Gallery, 242 Race St. Philadelphia, PA 19106Maria Sochaniewicz, a well regarded Polish artist, surprised us again. Her most recent body of work, a sample of which we can admire at this exhibition, is entirely different from her previous paintings and yet there is clearly the common tread that extends through all the phases of her artistic road – from figurative to purely abstract. Great use of color and texture that captures the movement is a characteristic component of Maria's art. The paintings presented here are full of motion, rough and mobile at the same time. An interesting spectrum of prevailing shades, different in every painting, organizes the series into a puzzle that can be seen in many different configurations, all of them valid but unexpectedly free of boundaries.Attention to abstract detail seamlessly connects the irregular geometry to a whole gamut of suggestions anchored in life itself. Decoding each picture separately and the entire series as a whole leads the spectator to the acceptance of the simultaneity of abstract and so called “real”, not a small exploit.Maria Sochaniewicz paints with enough power and conviction to give us ample room to analyze and interpret, create our own associations and appreciate the metaphor. In her works one can see fluidity of water, brutal strength of wind, light blinding the eyes, even signs of  human activities that can harm or degrade others. The spatial density of her paintings could be the reflection of the weaved nature of a decorative fabric, but it could be a visualization of the impregnable bars of an asylum as well. On the other hand, in a quite precarious way, the paintings of this series have a decidedly calming effect on ones psyche.This noble dichotomy in not illogical, not unnatural though. On the contrary, it has all the markings of  great art that antagonizes in order to cleanse.    by Apolinary Galecki        to see more about Maria Sochaniewicz art please, visit her websites: http://www.msochaniewicz.com/bio_exhibitions.html events, invitation, opening nonadult false Invitation text blog events,invitation,opening 312 2 5.0 http://community.ovationtv.com/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=2311138&as=16878 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/16878/photos/PHOTO_11487009_16878_2311138_ap_160X120.jpg false 4 Events / Opening 1 2864790 2311138 Artist, Community Ambassador 188700