Kristen Knupp founded Art Vista Magazine to communicate her life-long interest in art to an international audience. She has a BA in Art History and a Masters in Urban Planning from Columbia University School of Architecture. She subsequently completed the two-year certificate in Art History at Christies Education in London. She founded KPK Contemporary Art in 2010 focusing on American contemporary art, and has participated in art fairs and curated exhibitions in New York, Rome, London and Geneva. She also advises private clients about their art collections.
Recent Articles
The Fateful Choice: A Reflection on Freedom
Ultimately a sculptor-philosopher, Dr. Gindi, a trained medical doctor, strives to give shape to what human beings can hardly express through the concept of art as a metaphysical activity. Best known for her bronze figures of humans in introspection while in the midst...
Sylvie Lambert: “What is Really Matter” at GOWEN, Geneva
The paintings and drawings of French-Canadian artist Sylvie Lambert reflect the sometimes absurd notions of nature inherent in our society. Like wordplay, Lambert’s compositions combine improbable elements to create surreal narratives with messages rooted in reality....
SIGMASIX: Creating Magic
SIGMASIX is an experimental studio based in Geneva, combining a wide range of practices to create interactive installations for commercial clients and artistic projects. Founded in 2004 by Swiss artists Eric Morzier and Florian Pittet, both graduates of the Lausanne...
Rebecca Brodskis: Together Separated
On the opening of Rebecca Brodskis’ solo show at Fabienne Levy Gallery, Geneva, Art Vista Magazine spoke to her about disconnection, observing the dichotomies of society, and melting colours. Rebecca Brodskis was born in 1988 and lives and works in...