Walk along a dusty trail through the golden sunbeams of an autumn afternoon. The curled velvet leaves, seasoned with the...
A woman with the ability to create dark visions through a variety of disciplines, Ashley Joncas is anything but ordinary....
Who wouldn’t want a white lion the size of a pet cat? The surreal details that Australian painter Ben Smith...
Hollywood-born mixed media artist and sculptor Elizabeth McGrath has absorbed a frightening amount of humanity in her time, having lived...
The work of Chinese-American artist Helice Wen is an exercise in contrasts. Beautifully drawn or painted women, decorative floral motifs...
Leaving his home in Moscow behind in search of a truly authentic experience amongst the masters of anime and manga...
Within the 60’s and 70’s cool of the recent work of American painter Jonathan Viner is a commentary on the...
Creative Agency founder and director, public speaker, event host, brand ambassador, educator … and artist! Melbourne based illustrator Kelly Thompson...
Although some artists might see the internet as a scary, hostile place there are more and more artists that embrace...
Nanny Goat Gallery unveil group exhibition Roots, plus Rhea O’Neill’s solo Unbounded Light, and Tammy Whitworth’s solo A Gentle Connection.
Opening on February 20th, Nanny Goat gallery opens its doors to unveil new works by Ana Neves and Liz Bradford, bringing together a stunning selection of surrealist art. Both artists take you on a journey into new worlds, two diverse series filled with strong but quiet beauty.
What lingers within the depths of your heart? This evocative question resonates at the core of Ana Priscila Rodriguez's mesmerising artworks. As a mixed media photography and collage artist, she ventures into the labyrinthine realms of memory, loss, and time, skillfully intertwining ethereal narratives that reverberate with the complexities of the human condition.
