Posts by Gabe Torres

  • by Gabe Torres
    Inside a Doll's House - Act 2
    As the exhibition This is Not a Doll's House continues in our North Miami space, we wanted to give the oppurtunity to shed some light on the finer details you might have missed out on with each artists work. Their inspirations, the analysis of the original Ibsen play, and their reactions to an ever-changing modern society norm all have major influences on their art, and that gives us great reasoning to prod their minds for the real reasons behind the Doll's House.
     
    This is part two of our interview series, if you'd like to go back to read the answers some of the artists gave in part one, CLICK HERE.
  • Inside a Doll's House - Act 1

    The first part in a series of interview questions with the artists of This is Not a Doll's House
    by Gabe Torres
    Inside a Doll's House - Act 1
    As the exhibition This is Not a Doll's House continues in our North Miami space, we wanted to give the oppurtunity to shed some light on the finer details you might have missed out on with each artists work. Their inspirations, the analysis of the original Ibsen play, and their reactions to an ever-changing modern society norm all have major influences on their art, and that gives us great reasoning to prod their minds for the real reasons behind the Doll's House.
     
    This is the first part of many as we give questions to each of the artists participating in the show, and each week we'll have another set of artists to see their responses to what our interviewer asked them.
  • Artist of the Month: Ziesook You

    A sit-down discussion and look at works by May's artist of the month, Ziesook You
    by Gabe Torres
    Artist of the Month: Ziesook You
    The CAMP is pleased to present and feature for our May artist of the month, Korean artist Ziesook You, a more recent arrival into our collective roster. We wanted to be able to get a more in depth look at the inspiration and creation process that Ziesook takes into her transformative floral arrangements, taking a spin on traditional portraiture and the reasoning behind the multi-faceted and layered photographs shes made her own.
  • by Gabe Torres