Pritha Bhadra is an emerging Indian portrait and still life painter based in Singapore. Her traditional paintings focus on daily life, encompassing portraits and still life compositions.
Lined with leafy streets, plenty of pretty churches and a flourishing creative culture, Adelaide is one of the lesser known...
Ivan Alifan caught my attention years ago with his sensual artwork that still managed to make me feel comfortable looking...
Joseph Weinreb is an oil painter from Northport, NY. His first solo show at Haven Gallery, “We’re Not Meant to...
A dark feast for the eyes, “None More Black” group exhibition, co-curated by The Creep, opens this weekend at The...
Saskia Huitema (1975) is a self-taught Dutch acrylic painter who lives in Utrecht, the Netherlands. Her passion for painting started at a later stage in life and her art has evolved ever since. Saskia’s work is recognizable by the use of color, crisp details, and narrative content.
Haven Gallery welcomes you to join them in celebration of new collections of work by Stephanie Rew, Jeff Echevarria, and Kathie Olivas alongside their POE Group Show!
Nico Pearleyes is a French artist, illustrator and graphic designer based in the Paris area. He started painting during the lockdown in 2020, feeling he had many things to express.
Following on from her previous sold-out exhibitions, Anne Juul Christophersen unveils S☉L: a show which celebrates the interconnectedness of all living things with a raw beauty that mirrors the lands of Southern Jutland, where Anne lives and creates. S☉L, exhibiting at the historic former distillery complex of Spritten in Aalborg, is an exhibition which invites us to settle into a gentler world.
The recently-opened Nanny Goat Gallery has already exhibited multiple internationally-acclaimed artists in their inaugural group show, successfully solidifying Petaluma in...
Jen Weissenbacher creates vibrant, colour-rich paintings and sculptural reliefs that examine human perception and the interconnectedness of all living things.
Nanny Goat Gallery's next major exhibition, Passport, aims to celebrate the benefits of escapism. What better place to find an adventure on your doorstep than by heading down to their opening reception this Friday night?
