Article: Spirit world

Article: Daniel Senise at Ramis Barquet. (New York).(Brief ...
Art in America;  July 1, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... and Pieter de Hooch, and others less familiar, served as points of departure for the eight pictures (all 2001) shown at Ramis Barquet. Senise strips the source paintings of all that is extraneous to the framing architecture, thereby reducing the interiors ...

Article: Ernesto Pujol at Ramis Barquet and Linda Kirkland.
Art in America;  March 1, 2000 ;     700+ words ... ... medium--photography--and a new profundity. In the 12 color photos from the ongoing series "Hagiography," shown at Ramis Barquet, Pujol masquerades as a female saint wearing minimalist-looking clerical garb, either the all-white habit of a novice ...

Article: Julio Galan and Ray Smith at Sothby's and Ramis ...
Art in America;  September 1, 2000 ;     700+ words ... ... exhibited in the Sothby's gallery (formerly Emmerich) in the Fuller Building. Only a few yards away on the same floor, Ramis Barquet showed the artists' work from the '90s. Galan's painting of the '80s suggest the dreamy space of childhood. In this ...

Article: Luis Cruz Azaceta at Mary-Anne Martin/Fine Art and Ramis ...
Art in America;  April 1, 1999 ;     700+ words ... ... sticks. Azaceta's use of photographs is new, both in his paintings and as separate constructed works. On large panels at Ramis Barquet he arranged them in long parallel rows, or he tucked them within horizontal metal studs which form steely frames. Smaller ...

Article: Carol Hepper: Ramis Barquet.(NEW YORK)
Art in America;  October 1, 2008 ;     700+ words ...Though it sustains longstanding inclinations, Carol Hepper's work has taken a sharp turn with the recent sculptures in this exhibition, her first at the gallery (and her first solo show in New York since 2000). A new studio in rural upstate New York and a residency at Pilchuck, the glassmaking

Article: Betsabee Romero at Ramis Barquet. (New ...
Art in America;  May 1, 2003 ;     700+ words ...For her second New York solo show, titled "Body Shop," Mexico City artist Betsabee Romero, 40, continues an exploration of the clash between Mexican cultural traditions and the fast-paced changes of modernity. On view were 14 recent works in a variety of mediums, from photos and works on paper to

Article: Tod Wizon at Ramis Barquet.(Brief Article)
Art in America;  May 1, 2000 ;     665 words ...Throughout the 1970s and '80s, New York artist Tod Wizon painted imaginative landscapes made up of colorful, interpenetrating topographical formations. The land and water masses depicted were abstracted and stylized, yet still readable as landscape. As several critics noted at the time, the vibrant