SUPER HITOPS - TOM BUCKHOLZ

I found this image by Saiman Chow online, on what looks like a Russian art blog at kulturologia.ru. His site says, Saiman is a illustrator, designer and animator.
He shows his works at gallery sometimes. He was born in Hong Kong and now based in Brooklyn, New York.


This set of 4 drawings is called Summer of Love. Pictured below, middle, another Saiman Chow piece of a different style, called Forest

Above, work by Kathleen Thum.

Tough Cords, Gouache and Graphite on Rice Paper, 52″ x 17″, 2006.
Detail of Nodes, Gouache and Graphite on Layers of Tracing Paper, 22 ft. x 3 ft., 2004.
Bullseye, Gouache and Graphite on Rice Paper, 2006.



Some of Kathleen’s new work, which she describes was made for a show in Brooklyn [called No Money No Problems] by a non-profit organization called “Recession Art”. It was a very cool show and the two girls behind it are amazing. Recession Art interviewed Kathleen about the dollar bill series.




Art by Kathleen Thum for No Money No Problems




Installation view of Pseudopodia, acrylic and graphite on layers of frosted mylar, 11 ft x 40 ft.

Below, Drip/Drop, Acrylic, Ink and Graphite on Layers of Mylar, 12 ft. x 9 ft., 2008