Exclusive Interview With Ingrid Baars, 2nd Prize Winner of the iCanvas Digital Art Award, 2023 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize What...
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Award-winning artist, Ekaterina Popova, evokes mood and emotion as the characteristics of her painterly interiors boldly move our senses. Romantic dreamy tones wash over the canvas like a warm summer day you want to live in forever.
Upon viewing the work of painter Laine Bachman, you cannot help but feel a sense of tranquility. Her work transports...
Exclusive Interview With Chiche Art, Winner of the People's Choice Award, 2023 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize
Like gravity, we are pulled into the vibrant, nature inspired narratives of David Krovblit. Pushing the boundaries of a keen artistic expression, we embrace it eagerly and curiously.
I love an unmistakable aesthetic, the kind of style which boldly screams the name of the creator before you even...
Emil Melmoth began using his hands to create tangible representations of his imagination using both Lego and clay. His initial focus was shape as he engrossed himself in the discovery of those material mediums.
Having painted for over 30 years, it’s no surprise that Joe Sorren has become a prominent figure in the New...
For centuries humanity has been the pinacol of artistic creation. Art has become one of our most important means of human expression. Art is in our daily lives. It lives with us at all times whether it be through paintings displayed on our walls or the adverts on our TV screens. Our lives are filled with artistic expression and value even if we don't always realise it.
PxP Contemporary is thrilled to announce collections by two new artists, Aunia Kahn and Karen Remsen. Their debuts into the PxP collective marks the gallery's expression into more figurative artwork in 2024.
By seamlessly intertwining art and fashion, Agnès Robin's work unveils a multi-layered narrative that captivates the senses with an intriguing fusion of striking patterns and rich color palettes.
It started off as a leap into the unknown. Through Quarantine Events, six mentors guided a hundred artists on a private island for seven days. Led by the vision of Carles Gomila, the aim was to create a space where artists could unlearn traditional art practices to truly discover their own inner sources of creativity.
