//The stimulation of working in a community with other artists is essential for the purpose of learning and sharing creativity.

I wish for my work to have “absolute beauty,” that “oneness of form” that means that in a tactile sense, memory and physicality are one. I am compelled by that mysterious memory of flesh and material, of strange and forgotten events. I am influenced by Cy Twombly and his paintings that depict the Aegean Sea, the ships sailing to the island of Paphos and the mythical god Dionysus. I think that the flesh and blood in my paintings is of Dionysus, of desire, as well as of a tortured feeling of diminishment, or denial//.

Bryan Prillwitz  M.F.A .Michigan State University

www.preytitus.net

Diana Dudek through her project // A WORLD BEHIND// is leading to the wonderful world of ornamental creation,answering questions as:

//Is the absence of the ornament an indicaror of spiritual strength?

The adornment did, however, survive and took on a new form, – intellectual, poetical and visual … So surface ornament gained in depth.

dianadudek.de

Craig Dongoski  at IonionCenter for the Arts and Culture July 2012

Art exhibition  11- 21 July 2012, official presentation  19 July 2012 , 21.oo , open invitation

// My plan is to produce drawings on terrestrial/geological samples of Kefalonia.

I am particularly interested in making drawings on top of photographs

of the earthquake in Kefalonia 1953//.

Craig Dongoski