Modern Eden Gallery is proud to present Michael Campbell's captivating exhibition, "The Wilding", alongside a group show "Field Trip". Delving into the enigmatic world of fungi, each artist's work mesmerizes viewers with its intricate symbolism and thought-provoking juxtapositions.
Jill Feenstra is a self taught American artist from the Pacific Northwest, who works primarily in acrylic and gold leaf on wood panels. A lifelong artist who completed her Bachelor’s degree in archaeology, she spent time working in a local museum, and Art Center.
Exclusive Interview With Lo Chan Peng, Grand Prize winner of the 2023 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize, for Issue 43
Farzad Golpayegani is a US based visual art artist and musician. He has produced and released over nine solo music albums, has exhibited his painting and drawings since 1999, and simultaneously has built a career as an art director.
Exclusive interview with Henrik Uldalen: Exploring Quarantine Events artist residencies
For Zachary Tutor, the opening of Hyper Contemporary accumulates 15 years’ worth of experience as an internationally renowned curator. The art aficionado, perhaps better recognised to date for his curatorial magic at Supersonic Art, Hyper Editions and The People’s Printshop, debuts with his inaugural group show at Hyper Contemporary: “End of the Century”.
Subverting well-known iconography from around the world, Australian artist Ben Frost returns to Corey Helford Gallery to bring a dash of dark humour to the Main Gallery’s walls.
Troy Brooks will be unveiling over 20 new works in his upcoming exhibition BLOOM, taking place in Gallery 2 at Corey Helford Gallery in Los Angeles, CA.
Haven Gallery warmly welcomes you to delve into the captivating world of new exhibitions featuring the distinctive works of Nadezda, Annie Stegg Gerard, Kathie Olivas, Carlos Fdez and Yokai group show.
Thinkspace Projects is thrilled to celebrate the opening reception of new exhibitions by Esao Andres, Marie-Claude Marquis, Amy Sol, and Brad Woodfin!
Jean Luc Iradukunda would like to introduce you to his 'blue people'. As the name suggests, they are blue in appearance, reminiscent of aliens, sporting dark hair and golden teeth.
For Joanne Brooker art is her language. This is how she interact, how she make comment, and reflect back the influences, experiences and situations that affect her. To do this, Joanne uses the tools she has a connection to, primarily acrylics, oils and ink.














