This November Jana is exhibiting her new series, "Anatomy of Innocence", at Copro Gallery. There's a playfulness that has bubbled up in her work . . .
When the first vector based design programs hit the market it caused a revolution in the graphic design world. Not...
Born in Santiago Chile, Guillermo Lorca Garcia-Huidobro began his artistic training at the age of 16 with painter Sergio Montero and in 2002. After his first solo exhibition at Gallery Matthei in 2007, he went on to work as apprentice and assistant with Norwegian artist Odd Nerdrum, near Oslo. In 2014 he opened...
In an enduring celebration of the beauty and power of womanhood and the world, Wendy Ortiz captures the intuition and...
Spoke Art Gallery in San Francisco is presenting Conrad Roset‘s first solo exhibition in the United States! Many of our...
Any Harry Potter fans around here? If so, you’re probably familiar with ‘Fantastic Beasts and where to find them’, a book about the magical creatures featured in the famous series. Well, if there’s ever a part two of the book I know someone who could fill it if J. K....
Growing up relating to dark folklore, myth, and magic, I was the sort of child who found myself playing Queen...
Aurélie Raidron, aka Aurélie R., is a young photographer, living in Lyon, France. Her dark photography plays with the codes...
There’s magical place where gothic fairies run wild in striped tights, colorful witches and Disney villains enchant you, and mermaids shimmer in silver moonlight and pale breaking waves. In the lure of charm and innocence, they dance and play in the wind and wisps of pixie dust. Taking delight in...
All it takes is one look, and you will be able to identify Jennybird Alcantara’s works anytime and anywhere. No...
Sometimes the most wonderful things happen by accident. Take the intricate, layered mixed media collages by Toronto based artist from...
“Life is rather a short walk through eternity. Be they seeds, pups or infants, on the trek all pick up weight, sensitivity and awareness. Then, much before the end of the run, they deteriorate, head, legs and lungs. The tragicomedy of existence: the long walk of slow decay.” – Dagobert...
