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Press Interviews novum (Germany, 2016)
Selected Magazine Features
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Don't
miss Johns's spectacular new bronze 0-9, Anselm Kiefer's fantastical collage,
or the gorgeous swirling piece by newcomer Mia Pearlman. Jerry Saltz, NEW YORK MAGAZINE |
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And
few works are as dynamic as Mia Pearlman’s “Inrush”
— whorls of white paper that descend on the gallery with gale force
from a recessed window. The installation brings to mind Hokusai’s
“Sudden Gust of Wind,” as well as the chilling paper storm
of 9/11. Karen Rosenberg, NEW YORK TIMES |
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The best pieces, notably Mia Pearlman’s crashing waves of cut and painted paper in the windows, dig into the connection between creation and destruction. Vince Aletti, THE NEW YORKER> | |
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Mia
Pearlman's cut-paper "HEMITROPE" is a fantastic, cyclonic structure
bursting off the wall. Cate McQuaid, BOSTON GLOBE |
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Among the impressive, mesmerizing works in the show [is] Mia Pearlman's smoky, swirling Inrush. NEW YORK MAGAZINE> | |
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Mia
Pearlman’s extremely detailed atmospheric charcoal and graphite
drawings of swirling cloud formations allude to different kinds of weather.
Ms. Pearlman takes something relatively mundane and presents it in a way
that is transfixing. Benjamin Gennochio, NEW YORK TIMES |
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The
sheer architectural scale of some of the paper installations is staggering:
Mia Pearlman's work, for example, exhibits a level
of dynamism and force that is somewhat unexpected in such a humble material. Amber Bravo, GRAFIK MAGAZINE |
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Glass
sculptor Mia Pearlman puts a shine on her art at Urban Glass. NEW YORK POST> |
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Selected Press: Lansing City Pulse "A Poem From Death Row" 3.16.23 (review of DIGEST) |
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