‘What Holds Us Together’ Exhibition at Iconic Radiant House

Winsor & Newton has launched Art Mail, a landmark global initiative and exhibition celebrating creativity, connection, and community through the simple, intimate act of sending a postcard. The Exhibitions: London & New York The project culminates in physical exhibitions across two major cultural hubs, alongside a charitable auction supporting the mental health arts charity Hospital […]

Stepping into Barbara Hoogeweegen’s upcoming solo exhibition, Into the Night, feels less like visiting a traditional gallery show and more like wandering straight into the celluloid dream of a David Lynch film.

As the late director famously wrote:

“Through the darkness of future’s past, the magician longs to see. One chants out between two worlds…Fire walk with me…” — David Lynch

This autumn, Darnley Fine Art is set to launch Visions of the Orient, a comprehensive and thought-provoking exhibition dedicated to the 19th-century Orientalist art movement. Running from 7 September to 3 October 2026 at the gallery’s historic Cecil Court location in London, the showcase brings together a rich cross-section of works representing English, French, Belgian, […]

A Defining Moment: Andy Warhol with the Marilyn Acetate: William John Kennedy at the National Portrait Gallery There are moments in the life of a collection that come to redefine its place within the cultural landscape. The presentation of William John Kennedy’s photograph of Andy Warhol with the Marilyn acetate at the National Portrait Gallery […]

London will soon host the launch of Art Voyage, a new UK-based cultural platform dedicated to amplifying migrant voices and fostering global cultural exchange. Its inaugural programme, Echoes of Migration, unfolds this October with a combination of community-led public art in South London and a major summit at the Royal Society of Arts (RSA House) […]

This autumn, the rugged landscape of  Portland Sculpture & Quarry Trust, Dorset, becomes the stage for a major exhibition and symposium bringing together 25 members of the Royal Society of Sculptors in collaboration with the Portland Sculpture & Quarry Trust (PSQT). One Island – Many Visions unfolds across Drill Hall Gallery and the vast Tout […]

‘AROE: From Then On’ – A Retrospective at Helm Gallery Celebrates the Legacy of a Graffiti Icon Helm Gallery is set to host a unique and emotional exhibition, ‘From Then On,’ marking the first visual retrospective of AROE, one of the UK’s most celebrated graffiti artists. Running from January 31 to March 2, 2025, this […]

Exhibition Dates:17 October – 21 December 2024 Impulse Gallery is proud to present Transmissions, a solo exhibition by American artist Ann Tracy. This show brings together Tracy’s innovative work in painting, sculpture, and mixed media, reflecting her ongoing exploration of the human figure and her response to social, political, and environmental issues. Ann Tracy’s career […]

Artist Farah Atassi exhibition – The Lost Hours is currently showing at the Almine Rech in London until November 9th 2024.  Born in 1981, Belgium artist Farah Atassi is known for revisiting some of the major themes of modern and contemporary painting in her pulsating compositions. These range from still life to the mechanical ballet and, more recently, […]

Community art project rooted in heritage and environment, culminating in an immersive contemporary art exhibition plus events in the iconic Zig Zag building, Glastonbury for Somerset Art Weeks Festival (21 September – 6 October).  As Old as the Hills, curated by artists Fiona Campbell and Jan Ollis, looks at the ancient layered history of Mendip […]

Meeting Point Projects is pleased to present Dwelling, a group exhibition that explores how the construction of space is inherently linked with the concept of ‘dwelling’. Running 16 September – 4 October 2024, Dwelling takes place 67 York Street Gallery in Marylebone and marks the second exhibition for Meeting Point Projects, following its inaugural show […]

The solo exhibition of Daria Blum, the winner of the first Claridge’s Royal Academy Schools Art Prize has been announced by Claridge’s ArtSpace.The exhibition titled Daria Blum: Drip Drip Point Warp Spin Buckle Rot is set to open 24 September 2024 in the heart of Mayfair. Multidisciplinary artist Blum graduated from the Royal Academy Schools […]

“To watch the sun sink behind a flower clad hill. To wander on in a huge forest without thought of return. To stand upon the shore and gaze after a boat that disappears behind distant islands. To contemplate the flight of wild geese seen and lost among the clouds…”  [The Japanese concept of Yūgen, as […]

Ministry of Nomads Art Foundation (MON) presents Maria Kreyn’s solo exhibition CHRONOS. Curated by Maria Vega, it runs from Monday 15 April to Saturday 22 June 2024, at St George’s Anglican Church, Venice with an opening reception on Tuesday 16 April. Ten monumental new oil paintings by the American artist are installed in this historic […]

Bluerider ART, a progressive gallery, was founded in 2013 by Taipei-based IT entrepreneur Elsa Wang. It launches it’s 2024 Programme by expanding its Artistic Footprint with its new Mayfair Gallery in London. Bluerider ART has launched its inaugural exhibition of the year, MARCK’s Playground, a solo exhibition of work by multidisciplinary Swiss artist Marck In […]

Almine Rech London is pleased to present an exhibition of recent works by Roby Dwi Antono, on view from January 11 to February 17, 2024. ‘TUK’ runs from January 11 — February 17, 2024. This solo exhibition is a presentation of works Roby has created since the birth of his firstborn daughter, Laut, in July […]

Ben Brown Fine Arts presents Epistrophies and Heads, an exhibition of recent paintings by British artist Tony Bevan, at their London gallery. Running until 13th of January 2024, this will be Bevan’s twelfth exhibition with the gallery marking the second part of their comprehensive exhibition, following the earlier works from this series on view at […]

Ad Lib Gallery is presenting The Lost Warhols, an exclusive exhibition of works portraying the iconic artist Andy Warhol. The exhibition will run between the 18th May until 18th June 2023. The exhibition is curated by American photographer and street artist Karen Bystedt. It features new interpretations of her archival photographs of Warhol, by a […]

Ben Brown Fine Arts will present Cosmic Drill, their third solo exhibition of Los Angeles-based artist Awol Erizku. The exhibition, which runs from 27 January – 6 April 2023, follows his highly acclaimed shows with Ben Brown Fine Arts, 慢慢燃燒 Slow Burn (Hong Kong, 2018) and Make America Great Again (London, 2017). This exhibition will […]

Born in Dorset UK in 1940, Artist Michael Simpson is known for the practice of working with a restricted palette and his use of a distinctive, artistic vocabulary. Recurring motifs such as benches, squints and confessionals are explored in his ongoing series of works. While Simpson’s apparent subject explores the infamy of religious history and […]

The Andipa gallery in London, will present The Eternal Buzz and the Crock of Gold, an exhibition by the acclaimed singer-songwriter Shane MacGowan. It opens 12 October 2022. MacGowan’s work, which has been described by the art critic, Waldemar Januszczak, as possessing a ‘demented, wild, fascinating, scabrous kind of energy’, will be represented by twenty small-scale drawings mostly […]

“Tiny Traces: African & Asian Children at London’s Foundling Hospital” will open at the Foundling Museum tomorrow 30 September 2022, running to 19 February 2023. Discover a richer history of London life in the eighteenth century, through newly uncovered stories of African and Asian children in the care of the Foundling Hospital.“Tiny Traces: African & […]

Bournemouth is planting its flag as a major international contemporary art destination, with Airship Orchestra running from 8 September – 9 October 2022 at The Triangle – Bournemouth. GIANT is the largest artist-led space in the UK. They recently announced Airship Orchestra for GIANT OFFSITE, a series of outdoor installations supported by BCP Council and […]

On the 25th August, Red Eight Gallery, the first contemporary art gallery in the Square Mile, London, opened their doors for the first time. Their first Exhibition is a globally acclaimed showcase, featuring original and authenticated screen prints by the most controversial, interesting and talked-about artist in modern history. Banksy is an England-based street artist, […]

For the first time in 25 years Johnny Depp will direct a movie Modigliani. A quarter of a century ago he directed both himself and Marlon Brando in 1997’s The Brave. This movie is based on Modigliani: A play in three acts by Dennis McIntyre published in 1980. This news was first reported by The Hollywood […]

Johnny Depp is not only an amazing actor, he also is an impressive painter. There is no end to this man’s talent. The 59-year-old actor earned over £3 million after releasing 780 prints through the Castle Fine Art gallery in London. The unique artwork sold out within hours. His first formal exhibition, “Friends & Heroes” collection, […]

New York-based artist Cj Hendry’s exhibition Epilogue is currently running at New Testament Church of God. Originally from Brisbane, Hendry is renowned globally for her large-scale, photo-realistic drawings of consumer goods and immense, interactive exhibitions, she has developed a dedicated following through her unique blend of technical mastery and conceptual depth. This is her ninth […]

Esteban and Aoi, founders of the UK-based dance company AΦE present the global tour of their major performance ‘WHIST’, a Journey into the unconscious mind as Interactive Theatre and Virtual Reality.  It runs at The Gulbenkian in Kent from the 4th to 8th May. ‘WHIST’ presents an ambitious and extraordinary Virtual Reality incorporating 360˚ interactive film, soundscapes and an […]

Curated by Averil Curci  “Transformation |Liberation” is part of Wembley Park’s free outdoor art trail Figures of Change, celebrating the first day of Spring and the importance of nature which launched on International Women’s Day 8th March 2022.  The public art trail features a variety of colour-soaked artworks on an exciting array of urban canvases, from large scale murals, light installations and […]

Tuesday 1 March, 10:30am – 12pm The Dance of Art, the Dance of Life Dance is the original form of artistic expression. It has only one instrument—the body—but it creates movement, lines, forms, and rhythm. It connects us to the earth, the sky, the cosmos, Nature. By calling on the ritual of dance to generate […]

Grove Square Galleries is delighted to announce Lubberland, a forthcoming solo exhibition of new and recent works by Harry Rüdham. Comprising 16 paintings and two innovative paper works, Lubberland will run 17 February – 2 April 2022. Lubberland takes the Swedish name for ‘Cockaigne,’ a land of plenty in medieval myth, and was first made […]

22 November 2021 – 28 January 2022 Ben Brown Fine Arts is honoured to announce Libraries, Museums and A Theatre, an exhibition of selected works by legendary German artist Candida Höfer. Candida Höfer (b. 1944) is a German artist based in Cologne, Germany. Höfer is a member of the Düsseldorf School (Kunstakademie Düsseldorf) and a […]

LINLEY is proud to present a solo exhibition by London based artist, Maryam Eisler. Opening November 4th, 2021, this new series represents a voyage into the past, propitiously centred on the present. Images captured in the early-winter light at Leighton House – the iconic Victorian Kensington home of Orientalist Lord Leighton – and inspired by […]

Grove Square Galleries is delighted to announce a forthcoming solo show by photographic artist Jim Naughten, the latest name to join the gallery’s growing roster of contemporary talents. Entitled Eremozoic, the exhibition – the gallery’s first in the photographic medium will present a new series by Naughten, whose vibrant digital works confront our modern-day disconnection […]

Crean & Company announces its forthcoming solo viewing room of works by American painter Alexander Nolan. The Accommodations of Desire which runs from 12 August – 24 September 2021 on www.creanandcompany.com presents a new body of 31 works by the New York-based artist, whose paintings conjure a colourful world of fantastical realism, often inspired by […]

British artist LUAP unveils new multidisciplinary installation in the heart of London’s Mayfair. In ‘Nature & Nurture – The Pink Bear’ he brings together some of his work’s enduring themes, such as mental health, the climate and isolation, bringing them to the street for all to see. “Life is beautiful but fragile and fast – […]

Spring sometimes rises in me too is a new film work by Scottish-Italian artist Sarah Hardie, commissioned as a result of winning the inaugural Soho House Art Prize with Bombay Sapphire. Written throughout lockdown in 2020, this symphonic-film-essay explores a female experience of lockdown, motherhood, production and nature – the marks we leave on others […]

Ben Brown Fine Arts presents green light, their third solo exhibition showcasing the work of American artist Ena Swansea, at the London gallery. This is the gallery’s first solo exhibition since lockdown. The title green light implies the chance to at last put one’s foot on the gas, after being stopped and daydreaming outside of […]

This year’s The Print and the Poem series will see light artist Chris Levine present a unique print entitled Stillness Is A Portal To The Divine, a portrait of world-famous supermodel Kate Moss. Established in 2015, the series is a co-publication by Jealous Gallery and Enitharmon Editions released annually as part of the London Original Print Fair hosted […]

Almine Rech London presents Water Drops, the first posthumous exhibition of Korean artist Kim Tschang-Yeul (1929-2021), which opened on March 4, 2021. Spanning the career of Kim Tschang-Yeul’s work, the exhibition was conceived to celebrate the full scope of his artistic legacy. Described as “Glistening, plump and precious”, the hyper-realistic water drops, are synonymous with […]

Customised Fender guitars up for auction to support the vital work of The Big Issue in time of crisis. The Big Issue is an award-winning weekly entertainment and current affairs magazine, which offers a new hope for homeless and vulnerably housed people across the UK. When sellers are able to sell, they buy magazines for […]

The ING Discerning Eye is calling for entries for a brand-new edition in 2020. The exhibition’s new format gives artists the opportunity to showcase their work in a unique virtual gallery and win a range of prizes, including the ING Purchase Prize worth £5,000, as well as specific medium and regional awards. As a result […]

In collaboration with the New York City AIDS Memorial, URGE AND URGE AND URGE is a campaign to raise awareness of the ongoing fight against AIDS. It is launched by Jenny Holzer and Avant Arte. On July 29, 2020, American artist Jenny Holzer and Avant Arte, the world’s largest online community of art lovers, launch […]

London-based Russian pop artist, Olga Lomaka, is famous for her giant ice-cream cone sculptures, elongated fibreglass Pink Panthers and wooden panels of Buddhas embossed with Coca-Cola and Facebook logos. Lomaka’s work has been described as everything from bonkers to magical, humorous to existential. Her sculptural series Pink Magic, featuring that lanky, enigmatic panther, was picked out by […]

Set sail on an ocean of science, music, comedy and the wonder with an all-star cast without leaving your home on Sunday the 17th of May with Robin Ince, Dr Helen Czerski and Steve Backshall at 7pm. Today, the Cosmic Shambles Network and the Royal Albert Hall will take you on a celebratory online voyage of discovery […]

Kovet.Art – a new artist incubator platform –  launched Wednesday 13 May 2020. Its inaugural exhibition, Delineating Dreams, is due to open in June at www.kovet.art.  Kovet.Art looks towards a future artworld ecosystem, while aiming to uncover and accelerate the world’s best artistic talent and include as many as possible in their journey of discovery. Combining […]

The Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize is now launching a milestone edition. 2020 will be the 3rd year of support for the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize by the Trinity Buoy Wharf Trust and the 25th consecutive annual exhibition since 1994. To mark this special year, the call for entries is going international, and is […]

Today sees the launch of the Sequested Prize, a new self-portrait group award. Launched during the time of COVID-19, it is designed to create a platform of recognition and support to those working to establish or continue their artistic practice. Co-founded by artist W. K. Lyhne and art curator / advisor Fru Tholstrup, this open […]

A dance company launches a mini documentary after plans for groups to create and share works thwarted by virus. One of the UK’s leading touring dance companies, Luca Silvestrini’s Protein celebrates its 21st anniversary and has announced a multi-dimensional celebratory programme to mark the milestone. Dance groups around the country were invited to create short […]

A pioneering celebration of drawing returned to Trinity Buoy Wharf in London running from 18 January – 1 February 2020. This current exhibition, the annual Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize celebrates this revival of drawing in London’s historic Docklands. “Drawing has seen something of a renaissance in the last twenty years in the UK”, wrote […]

Our planetary home is struggling. The ice caps have rapidly melted, the water level has risen. Farming of animals and mining oil has spoiled its atmosphere and its soil. We have set the Earth on fire and suffocated it with plastic pollutants. Presented by Art-Recyclism, Mars and Beyond is an immersive art show. It will […]

The London Group, the UK’s longest-running and most prestigious artists’ co-operative, announced its 84th open exhibition’s prize winners. Prizes totalling over £9,000 have been awarded to 11 artists following a successful 2019 show. Formed in 1913 by thirty-two artists from the Camden Town Group and English Vorticists, including Jacob Epstein, Wyndham Lewis and Walter Sickert, […]

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We are just weeks away from the opening of the Oasis photography exhibition at the London H club. 25 years since the release of Oasis’ first album DEFINITELY, MAYBE. MASTERPLAN25 marks this occasion with this photography exhibition with Michael Spencer Jones ; Iconic & Unseen Photographs of OASIS. Spencer Jones travelled with Oasis during many […]

The Sixteen Trust, a new arts and education charity, will stage a large fundraising exhibition of former Turner Prize nominees and winners in the Sunshine Café, Margate, near Turner Contemporary, running 13 September – 18 October 2019. This follows a fundraising exhibition at 10 Hanover in London, running 2 – 8 September 2019. The Sixteen […]

With homage to Jeff Koon’s 1988 Pink Panther, visual artist Olga Lomaka lit up the iconic Innova development in Croydon during Monday night’s White Party, with a striking, monumental projection film – visible from streets all around the building.  In a colourful montage peppered humorously with the Pink Panther, the artist nodded to some other stars of […]

P21 Gallery, 21- 27 Chalton Street, London, NW1 1JD www.sinkwithouttrace.com Sink Without Trace presents works by seventeen artists on the subject of migrant deaths at sea. The exhibition includes artists from both refugee, migrant and non-migrant backgrounds; from Denmark, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Israel, Italy, Kurdistan, Slovakia, South Africa, Syria and the UK. Through drawing, painting, photography, […]

Nicola Anthony, a British artist based in Singapore, has been named a top 30 finalist for the 2019 Sovereign Asian Art Prize, the 15th edition of Asia’s most prestigious prize for contemporary artists whose work has been shown in museums. This is not the first time artist Nicola Anthony has made it on to this […]

‘Perpetua’ by artist James Earley and the creative arts studio Algorithm, is a new 3D animated mural installation. It was launched on the 6th of March. In partnership with National Irish Visual Arts Library (NIVAL) at the National College of Art and Design (NCAD)  This ground-breaking installation of new public artwork was unveiled at 7.30pm on Haymarket Square, Smithfield, Dublin 7 and will […]

Why are we here? – The theme is life death rebirth. A joint exhibition of two artists separated by 500 years, is currently on display at the Royal Academy of Art in London. Born 1951, renowned video artist Bill Viola’s work spans decades. One of the early pioneers in video art, he is responsible for […]

“The Waldorf Project, in collaboration with Wonderfruit Festival, attempted something never done before….and made history…in the world’s biggest experiment in empathy engineering. 4200 people were united as a single organism, connected for a moment as one. “ The World’s Largest Experiment in Empathy Engineering “FUTURO – X” took place at Thailand’s Wonderfruit Festival in December 2018, making […]

For just three days this Christmas, BLOOMIN’ REALITY, a bold pop-up show brings together some of the hottest urban artists. The show takes place in the heart of London in Noho Showrooms from 14 to 16 December.    The artists were selected for their light-hearted yet exacting commentary on modern reality, along with the vibrant aesthetic qualities in their work. […]

The Royal Academy in collaboration with the Albertina Museum in Vienna presents 100 portraits, allegories, landscapes and erotic nudes of Austrian artists Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele. The exhibition of rare and fragile drawings displayed in the RA’s Sackler wing, gives us a raw and revealing glimpse into the relationship between the two artists marking […]

Diane, Larkin Community College, depicts “a study of a young woman’s strength and power.” This striking photographic portrait by Dublin-based photographer Mandy O’Neill, has been selected as the winner of this year’s National Gallery of Ireland’s Zurich Portrait Prize.  O’Neill’s work was chosen from a shortlist of 25 other artists. The announcement was made at the National gallery […]

Modern couples is an ambitious exhibition by the Barbican showing us modernism through the lens of over 40 artist couples in the early 20th century. Each room you enter gives us a glimpse into each couple. As a whole the exhibition is overwhelming.  While the show attempts to give equal representation to the female in […]

This year’s Zurich Portrait Prize shortlist sees artists challenging the traditional understandings of portraiture. 25 artists from various multi-disciplinary backgrounds were shortlisted for the final stage in the competition. The aim of the Zurich Portrait Prize is to foster an interest in contemporary portraiture amongst artists and art lovers alike while adding to the National Portrait Collection […]

Have you ever felt at your lowest ebb and then unexpectedly things turned around?

For many years the focus of Miami based artist, Stuart Sheldon’s work has been on the theme of social justice. More recently his work is a response to the “political madness” he sees happening in his country. At 36, Sheldon realised the healing effects art had on him personally. Broke and alone after the breakdown […]

For his solo exhibition “In Limbo” in Portugal, Danish Artist, Nikolaj Bendix Skyum Larsen brings us his film production Quicksand along with new prints from his ongoing work The Floating Series to  Galeria Presença. Opening on the 21th April 2018 at 4PM, the exhibition runs until 2nd June 2018. For over a decade, Larsen’s work has explored different facets of migration.  Through […]

Singapore-based British Artist Nicola Anthony is among the 30 finalists in the 2018 Sovereign Asian Art Prize announced by Sovereign Art Foundation in Hong Kong on 1st of March 2018. Held annually, this is the 14th edition of Asia’s most prestigious prize for contemporary artists. Artists are nominated by a carefully selected board of independent art […]

From an early age, Christian Zanotto was passionate about all things digital; computers, calculators, quartz watches, robots, cameras and lunar expeditions. It was while studying at the “Accademia di Belle Arti di Venezia”, that he would incorporate for the first time digital media into his creative process. “I immediately identified in [digital media] a way […]

Nicola Anthony’s Great Soul a sculpture created in 2014 has been selected as part of the Field Trip Project exhibition, at KL Biennale. The Kuala Lumpur Biennale, opens today, Thursday, 23rd November, at The National Art Gallery of Malaysia, and runs until March 2018. “It’s a real honour for me as a British artist to be invited to exhibit in Malaysia’s […]

It was August 15, 2008. Barry Yeow was to find himself locked up at Bedok police station. He had mugged a Chinese woman, taken her money and mobile phone. He was to be sent down for 10 years. This was not his first brush with the law. The former tattoo artist had a troubled past […]

When making the sculptures, Singapore-based British Artist, Nicola Anthony will first embark on a “process of collecting, mapping and archiving”. She will set out, armed with her mosquito spray, incense, measuring sticks, sound recording devices, collecting sacks, torches and camera lenses. [vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]It starts with research, “travelling, observing and sketching, collecting objects (seeds, musical instruments, bells, […]

After decades of self-imposed isolation by a military-dominated regime, Myanmar/ Burma (a former British colony from 1824 to 1948) finally opened up in 2010. Marie-Pierre Mol, (co-founder, Intersections gallery) has been visiting the country regularly since it opened. Her main objective has been to raise international awareness about Myanmar contemporary art culture “which is still […]

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International award-winning Greek artist, Mariva Zacharof held an art workshops with a group of 80 children in the village of Paril Nowada, Manikganj District in Bangladesh.

Quicksand (2017) Video still © Nikolaj Bendix Skyum Larsen We are living in very tense times. Europe is in accelerated decline, with the uncertainty of the potential departure of Britain from the EU, populist politicians and far-right movements across Europe. This is further exacerbated by the unprecedented refugee waves around the European borders. Danish Artist […]

British artist Stuart Semple today released his own brand of pink paint, ‘PINK’, said to be the world’s pinkest pigment. PINK is available for £3.99 from www.culturehustle.com – to all but Anish Kapoor.

(Featured image credit: Sama Alshaibi, Al-Tariqah (The path), 2014, Courtesy of the artist and Ayyam Gallery)   KRÍSIS 28 OCTOBER – 9 DECEMBER 2016, NOTTINGHAM, UK In what seems like an intensifying atmosphere of global, media-driven expressions of shock, horror, fear and anxiety – how can we use states of crisis as ways to re-think the […]

Fiona Campbell looks back over July – October project: It’s been a very intense and challenging few months. Incredible seeing step in stone through to fruition, and so fulfilling. Overall, the project was a tremendous success, very well received by an extremely varied and broadly based audience. We were overwhelmed by such a high volume of […]

Ex parte – What are experiences of those who have travelled from their homeland to another, and can examine at once, the perspectives of both, and the connections, confluences and conflicts between the two? Where are the points and modes of negotiation, and constructed specificities? EX – marks the activating co-ordinates. In the year of […]

Born and bred in Kenya, Fiona Campbell now lives and works in Somerset. She graduated with distinction in Fine Art, Sculpture from the Byam Shaw School of Art, London, later gaining a PGCE at Exeter University. 

In Japan the crane bird is a very symbolic animal. He is symbolic for peace, love, solidarity, luck and a new beginning

“Art is not only brush and paint… it is how we think, which gives us, plenty of satisfaction to be very happy in life”

Steven Gordon Linebaugh discusses his Art

Narrative by – Barbara Greene Mann July, 2011 “Have we Melted yet?”  The Seer explains the terror of the tsunami and the fear that the reactors may have a meltdown. But some just ask for spuds and baseball. David Blackwood one of Canada’s most respected visual storytellers, presented an award-winning retrospective show at the AGO. […]

The geometrical essence of objects and space always has a distorted perspective, due to our own perception. Images enter our brain up side down and are corrected unnoticed. The question that drives and fascinates me is:  Isn’t there more out there then we can simply observe? Do we occasionally reside in different layers? And… what […]

I like to emphasise muscle, sinew, and movement.

“A style or direction in art does not arise from one day to another, but often evolves as a compliment or reaction to other styles.”

The exciting thing for me about Art is that we all experience, read and interpret it in relation to ourselves.

I thought, like many people, that they were merely a bunch of crazy artists

Russian-born artist Alexander “Sasha” Sergeef, known for painting the lavish homes and families of the aristocracy and celebrities, will exibit again in a gallery show in Connecticut at River Road Gallery in Wilton next October 15. Acclaimed for his use of rich colors and golden light, Sasha and 13 of his interiors was published on […]