Subject to Invariant/Mythmaking, Oil on Canvas, 2015-16
Countermyth, Oil on Linen, 2014-16
Shock of Recognition, Oil on Linen, 2014-17
Primordial Forces, Oil on Linen, 2014-17
Kafkaesque, Oil on Linen, 2014-15
Leonard Kogan
Leonard Kogan is an artist based in Baltimore. His works are images of perception; their content fluctuates between the visible and the invisible, the presence and absence. He utilizes eccentric and distress-evoking imagery and use overwhelming, multilayered, color-sumptuous brushstrokes. He employs dialogical transferences from one mode of representation to another.
Associative references and flashbacks are convulsing simultaneously on the surface. The coloristic spectrum in his works ricochets from impressionist’s lyrical palette to formless and lurid psychedelic blotches. By employing impulsive and gestural approach, his works are condensed into energetic densities where forms and images push, usurp, assimilate and dominate by means of color, line and shape.
TBR Showcases Eight Books from Independent Publishing Houses
At TBR, we wanted to recognise the efforts that go into independent publishing and showcase a few interesting books (published in 2024) that caught our eye.
Re-reading the Classics – The Stranger By Albert Camus
In Re-reading the Classics, TBR tries to entice the readers into going back to reading some of the most famous books that were a large part of our growing up.
