Artdose Magazine – Feeling Paint
Diane Christiansen: Feeling Paint… Read More
The Afterlives of Art Scraps
Original Article Artists Selina Trepp, Leslie Baum, and Diane Christiansen repurpose their own and others’ creations into new artworks. Read More
Creating Space: Diane Christiansen Slows Time With Her Work
Original Article Alan Pocaro Interviews Diane about her show “An Instrument in the Shape of a Woman”. Read More
Preview of “An Instrument in the Shape of a Woman: Leslie Baum, Diane Christianson, and Selina Trepp.”
Original Article Lori Waxman’s preview of this Cultural Center exhibition that has been postponed due to the pandemic. Read More
Interview with Esthetic Lens
Interview
Review of “Birth Death Breath” at The Armory Center For The Arts, Pasadena, CA
Original Article Diane Christiansen and Jeanne DunningThe Armory Center for the Arts, Pasadena, California Recommendation by Jody Zellen It is… Read More
Chicago Tribune review for “Birth Death Breath” at Elmhurst Art Museum
Original Article “BLOW UP: Inflatable Contemporary Art”: Air fills lungs, the space between us, bouncy castles, balloons, blimps —… Read More
Chicago Reader review of “Birth Death Breath” at Elmhurst Art Museum
Original Article Inflatable objects aren’t just gaudy enclosures that sequester screaming toddlers at neighborhood block parties. For evidence, look… Read More
Visual Art Source Review of Glike Gallery exhibition
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Artillery Review of one-woman exhibition at Glike Gallery, Culver City, CA
Original Article Diane Christiansen makes images much like great poets make poems, slowly and with tremendous tenderness and care. Read More
