Nanny Goat Gallery celebrates its Grand Opening in Petaluma this Friday, July 12 with 70+ artists in their maiden exhibition, Ephemeral.
INTERVIEWS
Claudia Six is a true jack-of-all-trades when it comes to her art. The Austrian artist uses mixed media to create a unique patchwork world that blends reality with imagination to create a place of comfort and escapism.
Juliet Schreckinger unveils new stippled works at Nahcotta Gallery this July, celebrating the nautical legends and myths of the east coast of America.
Laura Thipphawong's paintings are what dreams feel like. She takes those feelings of wonder and confusion that the subconscious mind grapples whilst in an unconscious state and presents it before our conscious minds.
Fine artist Pavel Gulaiev, best known for the subjective reality brought to life through an ever expanding collection of oil paintings, is both a connoisseur and a practitioner of contemporary art. While his work can be classed as surrealist in nature, the genre of contemporary art feels like a solid fit to describe Pavel's work. But what does contemporary art mean? Well, it can mean a lot of things to a lot of different people as the term covers all manners of art styles and mediums.
Welcome to the subjective reality of Pavel Guliaev, a maximalist, Hieronymus Bosch-like world where human stories and symbolism reign supreme enticing the viewer to delve deeper in order to obtain a glimpse of his reality.
Exclusive Interview With Lo Chan Peng, Grand Prize winner of the 2023 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize, for Issue 43
Exclusive interview with Henrik Uldalen: Exploring Quarantine Events artist residencies
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.
Tobias Meier, a.k.a. 2b+photo, shares behind the scenes of his prop building and set design - a crucial part of his fashion photography shoots.
Discover the captivating world of mixed media photography through the lens of an artist whose work transcends conventional boundaries. In this insightful interview, we delve into the creative journey of Ana Priscila Rodriguez who seamlessly blends diverse techniques to craft narratives that resonate deeply.
In Jennifer's latest exhibition "Flowers of Evil" she invited viewers to explore her feminine interpretation of "The Flowers of Evil" by French poet, essayist and art critic Charles Pierre Baudelaire.
