Rachel Romano is a New Surrealism Figurative Painter. Her connection to art began at age 7 with sojourns with her father, a poet, to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which planted the seeds of storytelling.
Bob Doucette’s whimsical and highly saturated paintings come from the world of dreams. Sometimes bordering on surreal, his imagery is a product of a decade of theater work, puppetry and twenty-five years in the world of animation.
Valerie Savarie turned to creative writing in her teens to allow her own artistic voice to be heard from beyond her sibling’s veil. Deep inside, the visual artist waited patiently for a time when the shadow would grow faint.
Ramona Russu is a Romanian painter, graduated from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Brussels and settled in Corsica in 2014 to pursue my creative journey. Her artistic work explores the complexity of women’s emotions and experiences and highlights the idea of imperfect beauty through monochrome pieces enhanced with 24-carat gold leaf.
Dave Seeley is a figure painter living in Boston, MA. Making things has been essential to his satisfaction for as long as he can remember.
Amy Salomone of “Forms Most Beautiful” is a mixed media digital collage artist combining her extensive background in science and art to create works that explore man’s place in the natural world.
Kate Van Doren (American, b.1978) explores human resiliency, connection, and the healing power of nature through realism paintings, drawings, and photography.
Compendium Gallery is thrilled to present their newest exhibition 'Echoes In The Abyss' with recent Archibald Finalist and Lester prize Winner Ben Howe
In a note from the editor, Danijela Krha-Purssey reflects upon on the release of the September Issue 46, exhibiting her personal art collection and the 2024 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize
Thinkspace Projects presents new exhibitions by BLIC, Olga Esther, Dustin Myers, and Cache. Don't miss the opening reception this weekend!
Maysa Bogheiri is a painter who resisted the urge of becoming a fine artist most of her life, yet after exploring different fields such as Speech Therapy and Animation she found her way back to her true calling; painting and drawing.
Lorena Kloosterboer is a Dutch Argentine artist (born in the Netherlands, 1962) painting contemporary realist and hyperrealist Still Lifes. She seeks to capture the fascinating interactions between colours, light, shadows, textures and reflections, and unite them in visual poetry.
