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Okoye Chukwuemeka John Interrogates Moments of Acceptance In His New Body of...
Nigerian painter Okoye Chukwuemeka John presented a new body of work that probes into moments of peace, fatigue, joy, overwhelm, perseverance, sadness, and love. These are experiences common to all of...
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Meron Engida Hawke Explores The Tangled Threads of Ethiopia’s Societal Fabric
Ethiopian artist Meron Engida Hawke‘s practice, is a weaving tapestry of investigation, encompassing identity, sustainable agriculture, labour relations, and the multifaceted challenges women face in...
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Jacob Taylor: The Rhondda Valleys’ Artist Weaves A Bewitching Blend Of The...
Hailing from the undulating heartlands of The Rhondda Valleys in Wales, emerging artist Jacob Taylor draws inspiration from an eclectic range of influences, transforming them into a bewitching blend...
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Yuan Song examines reality vs. illusion in a consumerism era
Emerging Chinese artist Yuan Song delves deep into themes of consumerism, exploring the allure of tangible objects and the interplay of reality and illusion through a versatile practice that spans...
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Sarah Cunningham’s expressive paintings explore the nexus of humans, nature,...
In the ever-evolving landscape of contemporary art and emerging artists, few voices resonate as deeply and distinctively as Sarah Cunningham‘s. This burgeoning British talent’s practice is firmly...
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Nigel VMU: Transforming Status Symbols Into Functional Art for Everyday Use
Some artefacts command special attention in the Museum of Modern Life, where commodity and culture share the same frame. The Birkin bag is more than just arm candy; it’s a leather-bound vault of...
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Assel Sargaskayeva: Exploring the Depths of Spirituality
Kazakhstani contemporary artist Assel Sargaskayeva‘s work is renowned for its vibrant colors and meticulous detail, interlaced with emotional depth. Her practice, a unique blend of cultural,...
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Mike Philp coins GeoRealism: A Journey into Human Emotion and the Mind
Tattooing and art, though distinct, are intricately intertwined forms of expression that both demand an artist’s imaginative vision and skilful handiwork to create stunning and meaningful pieces. Mike...
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Catherine Repko: A Canvas of Sisterhood and Tradition
Emerging artist Catherine Repko draws inspiration from her unbreakable ties with her three sisters, manifesting in a poignant exploration of identity and kinship. Her work spans memories from...
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Lucie Mercier: Yes, most of my paintings are about pussies
Yes, the title of this interview is raw and provocative. Here it is again: ‘Yes, most of my paintings are about pussies.’ This phrase, cheekily borrowed from artist Lucie Mercier, refers to her...
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Joseph Yaeger: The Cinematic Spellbinder of Realism
Emerging realism painter Joseph Yaeger casts a cinematic spell with his paintings, brimming with lifelike detail, enhanced by his magnificent use of lighting and framing. His canvases are a dance of...
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Omar El Lahib: The Mystical World of Abstract Dreamscapes and Sunflowers
Lebanese artist Omar El Lahib‘s paintings strike a unique balance between darkness and beauty. His work, vivid and mesmerising, casts a spell over the viewer, reminiscent of aesthetic alchemy. El...
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Rizzy Akanji: Artivism in the age of AI
“An artist’s duty, as far as I’m concerned, is to reflect the times’’ are famous remarks made by the iconic artist and social justice activist, Nina Simone. It is in the same spirit that Rizzy Akanji,...
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Raphael Dapaah In Conversation With Brianna Lois Parker
Black British culture has enjoyed something of a cultural renaissance in recent years. From the rise of Hollywood actors such as Peckham born and bred Damson Idris and John Boyega, to the likes of...
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James Fuller: Sculpting The Space Between The Industrial and The Domestic
Delve into the mind of Athens-based sculptor James Fuller, an artist who embraces an almost scientific approach to his practice. His work predominantly revolves around sculpture, exploring...
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Ernesto Cánovas: Abstraction in the Mists of Fleeting Imagery
The work of Spanish artist Ernesto Cánovas seduces you into the mists of memory, where curiosity, intrigue, and contemplation reign supreme as he explores the fleeting nature of images—those that...
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Sara Sadik’s Exploration of Safe Spaces for Men in French Maghrebi Culture
The work of Marseille-based artist and director Sara Sadik is an immersive mosaic layered with fiction, documentary, video, gaming, performance, and thought-provoking world-building. This engaging...
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Tina Jane Hatton-Gore’s Hauntingly Eerie Examination of Life and Non-Life
Established in 1837, the Royal College of Art (RCA) holds a preeminent position in art education. As a leading institution, it shapes modern and contemporary art practice and dialogue. The RCA fosters...
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Nygilia’s Immersive World Fuses Technology, Culture, and Fantasy
Originally from New York, London-based artist Nygilia conjures immersive universes and characters, drawing inspiration from beloved games like Final Fantasy and Legend of Zelda. Nygilia’s deep...
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Pedro Paricio’s Juxtapositions Breathe New Life into Art Masters’ Classics
Spanish artist Pedro Paricio continues a rich legacy of appropriation and reinvention that has swung back and forth throughout the history of painting—this creative pendulum, swinging between...
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