Leaving his home in Moscow behind in search of a truly authentic experience amongst the masters of anime and manga...
Brandi Milne is gifted with a unique vision. By that, I mean the way she sees and represents the physical...
Hikari Shimoda’s children float in a confetti candy universe that, on the surface, looks like a sweet wonderland. After a deeper look, however, a viewer will notice that the fluorescent painted tones highlight the solemn tight-lipped mouths and glazed cataract-like eyes of Hikari’s characters. These may be the Kauai visions...
Instagram icon Ellen Sheidlin is Nabokov’s most twisted fantasy made true. Indeed, the writer of Lolita could not even have...
Polluted landscapes, mutated and mutilated animals and a dark vision on the future of humanity: By description, the work of...
When Mab Graves is talking, I always stop to listen. It’s worth taking the time. She is a highly sought after interview subject. She creates wonderfully accessible fantasy worlds through her paintings and drawings, and I think we are all drawn into them and want to learn more about the woman...
It’s difficult to find any piece you don’t absolutely love in Harumi Hironaka’s body of work. These wild, sensual, tough...
I have followed Italian Lowbrow artist, Ania Tomicka for a number of years and developed a deep admiration not only...
“Will someone please call a surgeon Who can crack my ribs and repair this broken heart That you’re deserting for better company?” – lyric from “Nothing Better” by The Postal Service Jessica Dalva, AKA Jessica Laurel Louise Dalva, is a profoundly capable sculptor and painter that communicates loss, loneliness, and...
This summer, Haven Gallery presents three simultaneous not-to-be-missed exhibitions: Alex Garant‘s “Proprioception”, Annie Stegg Gerard‘s “Halcyon Garden”, and “Ornamented” group...
“Rage, rage against the dying of the light.” – Dylan Thomas As Bella Kotak shoots, time is against her. The Golden...
How does one even begin to describe the stunning oils of Italian painter Agostino Arrivabene? Well, to start you will need to give yourself plenty of time; as well as being a feast of visual complexity, Agostino’s works are laden with symbolism and allegory. From the seclusion of his 17th...
