Hiroshi Hayakawa expresses his vision in various artistic mediums including drawings, alternative photography, and sculptures. Recently his focus has been graphite and mixed media drawings.
Ching paints a blend of magical realism that speaks to us of the importance of caring for habitat loss and the precious species that exist beyond the frenetic pace of our contemporary society.
Nanny Goat Gallery unveil group exhibition Roots, plus Rhea O’Neill’s solo Unbounded Light, and Tammy Whitworth’s solo A Gentle Connection.
Brian Hoang was born in Vietnam a few years after the war ended. Two years later, together with his parents they left the country and spent about 6 months in a refugee camp before relocating to Canada. When he was a young kid, his dad would often pose his action figures and draw them for him.
Cyndy Salisbury’s masks are inspired by a lifetime of reading world mythology, history, sci-fi, and speculative fiction has indelibly shaped her mask work. Mythological themes inform the majority of my masks, with an emphasis on female divinity.
Copro Gallery will be at the LA CONVENTON CENTER Booth #904 for the LA Artshow 2025. Enjoy some of the works that will be on show in our blog!
Hera Mysterium is her pseudonym in Latin, which means Lady Mystery. Hera is a Montreal-based multidisciplinary artist. As a child, she attended an art studio where she learned how to express her imagination and discovered her inspiration in the works of Frank Frazetta.
Haven Gallery celebrates new collections by Sui Yumeshima, Laverinne, Shannon Taylor, Cheryl Lee, plus and Aesop’s Fables group exhibition!
Exclusive Interview with César Orrico, 1st Prize Winner of the Yasha Young Projects Sculpture Award, 2024 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize
An exclusive interview with fine artist Paola Charnet to discuss how she explores the geometry of emotion within her oil paintings.
Quirky Fox presents Leigh Schneider's brand new solo exhibition 'Time Has Wings', on show from 26 February - 8 April 2025.
Corey Helford Gallery prepares to celebrate British artist Ben Ashton’s largest ever solo show alongside a special group exhibition for Mattel’s 80th anniversary. The two events will span across all three rooms, starting with a joint opening reception on Saturday March 15. Free and open to the public, this is not to be missed.
