Looking at the work of Lilia Larcos is like a breath of fresh air. Her characters invite you into a conversation mid-laughter, mid-story… tapping you on the shoulder and gently drawing you in.
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Jorge R. Guiterrez captures the heart of Mexican culture. Whether you experience his work on a cinema screen or on a gallery wall, his artistic world showcasing life, death, mythology, and pop culture will leave an unforgettable impression on you.
Artist and curator, Rossella Paolini invites viewers into a space where folklore, memory, and imagination feel intimately familiar in “Distant Echoes - European Myths & Legends" group show at Curio Art Gallery.
In 2026, 33PA is a thriving online platform and international art community home to over 150 artists who specialise in contemporary realism: enjoy this artist spotlight on some of their artists.
Delve into the work of Lyndsey Jameson, and learn about her upcoming exhibition The Moor's End open from 16th April 2026 at RJD Gallery.
Explore the magic of Herakles and His Twelve Adventures with Catherine K. Gyllerstrom and Erich J. Moffitt in this exclusive interview!
Exclusive interview with Lara Hochreiter, 1st Prize Winner, Catherine K. Gyllerstrom Emerging Artist Award in the 2025 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize
Discover Angela Gram’s exhibition 'Absolute Elsewhere', at Gallery Poulsen in Copenhagen, where her vision through animal symbolism addresses contemporary issues, genetic engineering, climate impact, and global geopolitical conflict.
The end of the world is a truly horrific scenario for us humans. The flames of humanity extinguished, snuffed out as easily as a candle. This catastrophe will undoubtedly be at the hands of our own doing and while this may be all doom and gloom for us, it's party time for the rest of the natural world. In Andrea Bergen's 'Every Varmit Has Its Day', urban animals often labelled as vermin leap out from the shadows into the dusty pink glow of the morning sun ready to accept their new found freedom.
'The Ghost Lights' by Juliet Schreckinger is a truly special series that I've had the pleasure of witnessing unfold over the past few years. The Long Island based fine artist and illustrator has taken locations and creatures long lost to the passage of time and has filled them with a new lease of life.
Jeremy Mann fell in love with abstraction early on, before obtaining the fine art degrees that would allow him to throw himself into the work with the unshackled obsession of a self-made artist and the technical prowess of an art school alum, all in service of a fearless vision.
Alchemy concerns itself with the transmutation of matter. Traditionally, alchemists attempted to turn base metals into gold, discover elixirs that would grant immortality and abolish disease. Whilst much of this medieval science may have been defunct and replaced with modern science and chemistry, the art of alchemy is still very much alive thanks to artists like Fran de Anda.
