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Sensitive to Art & its Discontents

Brian Fernandes-Halloran

Brian Fernandes-Halloran is a found object sculptor following a natural tendency to make life and loved ones from what was lost and forgotten. His work has been shown at the New Museum and the Fridman gallery in SOHO and throughout the East coast, Europe and Latin America. His site is brianfh.com and he can be contacted at brianmoz[at]gmail.com

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Thinking About Art Practice and the Role of Compromise

by Brian Fernandes-Halloran March 19, 2014March 22, 2014

What happens when an artist’s inclinations towards her/his work conflict with her/his ability to sell and keep making it?

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When a Pine Tree Falls in a Museum …

by Brian Fernandes-Halloran February 5, 2014February 10, 2014

BERLIN — In a large room, three tree trunks lie haphazardly in a pile at a slight angle to the wall. They have been stripped of their branches and bark but their roots remain intact, awkwardly protruding into a closed doorway.

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Your Guide to Finding Affordable Studio Space in NYC

by Brian Fernandes-Halloran November 22, 2013November 28, 2013

As prices for studios rise steadily throughout New York, here’s a useful guide to finding the ideal, affordable NYC studio and figuring out what your “priorities” should be.

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