I am not a quilter nor do I profess to know anything about it except that these extraordinary fabric designs by contemporary Nihonga artist Fujiyama Nobu are just too luscious to refuse.
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A client recently suggested that I look at Tunisian artists, for there is much talent there - and so I did. Slimen Elkamel is a Tunisian poet and artist whose vibrant art melds poetry, storytelling, and memories with a healthy dose of imagination.
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Don't skip the details here! Accompanying this week’s exhibition by Olga Goldina Hirsch - curated in collaboration with writer and curator, Irene Kukota - today's spotlight is on the details of Hirsch's art, laden with memories and the in-between.
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The contemporary Georgian artist Mamuka Dideba's "Urban Allusions" are outside of space and time, made up of light and form that when refracted through our unique experiences create beautiful associations.
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Mamuka Dideba's magical worlds. Part II: Figures and Thoughts
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Mamuka Dideba's magical worlds. Part I: Colour and Light
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Not well known today, Danish Surrealist artist Rita Kernn-Larsen (1904-1998) was one of the few internationally recognised female Surrealists of her time.
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It’s all about Summertime.
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It’s about us. Get ready for two exciting shows coming up in September. Two very different metaphorical journeys by two very different - and extraordinary - artists.
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Five young, female-run galleries based in Georgia’s capital of Tbilisi brought extraordinary talent to London, offering a fascinating look at Georgian art and culture.
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German cartoonist Gerhard Glück offers a commentary on art, life, and literature through satire that invites us to look at social conventions and stereotypes through a different lens.
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Little is known about the Japanese illustrator MonoKubu (1995-2022) besides her work which continues to captivate with its subject matter and emotional depth.
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The loving, curious spirit to Ayumu Matsuoka’s ethereal Nihonga artworks that makes you glad to be alive.
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An extraordinary personality in every single way, Marianne von Werefkin (née Marianna Vladimirovna Veryovkina) is considered the first female pre-Revolutionary avant-garde artist.
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Mulyadi W is a painter and illustrator of children’s magazines who is considered one of the masters of Indonesian portraiture. Well-known in South East Asia, his tender paintings are less known in the West.
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Across cultures and generations, ancient Buddhist art and East Asian woodblock cutting techniques have reached and similarly inspired two great and fiercely independent artists.
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Friedensreich Hundertwasser’s architecture - most notably the Hundertwasserhaus in Vienna - is widely known. But did you know that he first achieved acclaim for his unusual, brightly-coloured paintings?
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Born in Nigeria and raised in England since age 4, Yeside Linney belongs to both and to neither. Having come to art in her late ‘60s, her work is a poetic exploration of Self and the environment along the continuum that is life.
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