"Contemplating Boundaries" exhibition has ended, but is now viewable online.

The art exhibition "Contemplating Boundaries" has ended, but a video is now viewable online.

"Contemplating Boundaries" was held at the Korean Cultural Center in Los Angeles (July 27 to August 18, 2023) and featured the works of 28 artists from across Southern California. Jurors TeaYoun Kim-Kassor and Mika Cho reviewed over 400 images from over 100 artists in a blind jurying process. The selection resulted in 40 works that explore what boundaries can represent in many cultures - often as social constructs serving to regulate peoples’ actions, norms, taboos, and physical spaces. These boundaries may be codified laws, common societal traditions, or even self-imposed rules.

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Short video presentation of the Waterlilies painting

Carlo Marcucci has completed a large painting titled “Waterlilies I” (2022), depicting an abstract representation of a pond with floating "Victoria Amazonica" lillies.

Measuring 50" x 174", this mixed media triptych was inspired by Monet’s large “Water Lilies” paintings.

"Waterlilies" was created using acrylic and inkjet inks applied onto canvas and stretched over aluminum bars. The video shows how the artist was able to give a thick glossy sheen to areas representing water and a flat matte finish to the oval shapes representing the lilies' large leaves.

Art Dimensions "Beyond The Palette" podcast #27 featuring artist Carlo Marcucci.

Art Dimensions just released the 27th podcast Beyond The Palette featuring artist Carlo Marcucci.

In each episode Whitney Rosenson interviews the art world's artists, decorators, art collectors, gallerists and dealers, focusing on one artist from the Art Dimensions roster and about his/her inspiration, motivation and creative process.

New episodes of Beyond the Palette appear every other Wednesday on all major podcast platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Goodpods.

Carlo Marcucci and 92 other artists appear in the book "Time".

I am happy to share ART1307 has published “Time” - a collection of writings, drawings, paintings, photographs and video stills from artists and art curators from all over the world. "Time" is an anthology of artists' reflections and their relationship with time and how it affects the creative soul during a long seclusion .

I was happy to collaborate on this project with three images of my art studio - a photo-representation of my state of mind during this pandemic - something to pass down to future generations.

The book is purchasable through Blurb and shipped directly to your home. The revenues from the sale will be donated for charity to hospitals or scientific institutions conducting research.

"Sand Circles & Movements" from thirty years ago.

Rummaging through the old image files, I found slides of my old series of works loosely titled “Sand Circles & Movements” dating more than thirty years ago (1989). These mixed-media paintings were made utilizing sand, grout and acrylic inks and paints. The images where converted from slides and used to create this video.