ARTnews Review of Natvar Bhavsar Exhibition
May 27, 2012 - Steven Litt
"Bhavsar's work embodies an intersection fo East and West, Color Field painting filtered through Indian culture."
Download Article (PDF)May 27, 2012 - Steven Litt
"Bhavsar's work embodies an intersection fo East and West, Color Field painting filtered through Indian culture."
Download Article (PDF)April 30, 2012 - Abeed Hossain for South Asia Journal, April 2012 Issue
"He [Natvar Bhavsar] is, in the words of art critic Jay Jacobs, 'the best known and most successful Indian born contemporary artist on the planet,' an important figure in the New York Color Field movement credited with having substantively advanced the technical and conceptual possibilities of paint on canvas."
March 10, 2012 - Douglas Max Utter, The Plain Dealer
"My paintings are inspired by powerful entities -- engulfing complexities which are the powers given to us." Natvar Bhavsar
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February 23, 2012 - Steve Litt, The Plain Dealer
Congratulations to our artist Natvar Bhavsar on a wonderful review in the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
To read the full review of the Natvar Bhavsar exhibition at Contessa Gallery please click here.
Read More >>February 28, 2011 - Rebecca Robertson
A talented photographer without equal, David Drebin is above all a storyteller. His brooding and glamorous works tell tales of lust and voyeurism, as well as seduction and escape. Not afraid to be daring, Drebin also tantalizes us with subtle allusions. His sweeping cinematic images feature the majestic backdrops of such world cities as Berlin, Paris and Rio de Janeiro. These photographs pulse with a charged sensuality, using color and light to maximum effect.
The February 2011 issue of ARTnews magazine featured a 4-page article on the career and the art of David Drebin. It highlights some of his best works several of which are on view at Contessa Gallery.
Download Article (PDF)September 28, 2009 - Dan Tranberg, Special to the Plain Dealer
Contessa co-owner Steve Hartman spent the past two years gathering an impressive and diverse collection of 65 works by Close, produced over four decades. [...] The works at Contessa include one-of-a-kind pieces and rare limited editions as well as recent prints that have never before been exhibited. The result is a knockout show that proves Close, at age 69, to be continually increasing his range by delving into new media, formats and techniques.
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