Yanni Floros: Life is not a plot; it’s in the imperceptible details
Growing up, Yanni Floros discovered he was better at drawing than painting. He opted for charcoal as his medium because it had, in his eyes, a misnome...
The Playful Humour of Ben Frost
The Australian artist Ben Frost's work is fun, colorful and provocative. To achieve this, he twists the sharp graphics of pop cultural icons and brand...
The Sculpted Art Dolls of Pasha Setrova
I interviewed the very talented Pasha Setrova, a 2018 Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Art Prize Finalist and discussed her work, her life, and her career. ...
The Essence of Portraiture: An Interview with David Booth
David Booth's work 'Unit' stood out to me and I think it might to you as well. I corresponded with Booth to find out a little more about his work, pra...
The Delectable World of Will Cotton
Fantastical, sumptuous candy landscapes where youth, glamour and beauty reign supreme. Couture made of candy bar wrappers and icing. Cotton candy clou...
The Pure Aesthetic Pleasure of Michael Reeder
Michael Reeder's work is a feast for the eyes. With each look, your eyes get greedier and greedier, sucking in the purest colors, bouncing between the...
Darla Jackson: Sculpting Reflections of Human Emotion
Emotionally charged
A rabbit sits, head bowed into paws, in the depths of grief. Eyes covered, nose buried, shoulders hunched, followed by the fine d...
The Illustrations of Evens Joseph: The Necessity of Metamorphosis
I recently had a chat with American artist Evens Joseph about the construction of his visual universe, inhabited with butterfly-winged creatures. Both...
The Recognizable Incomprehension of Ben Smith
The works of the Australian painter Ben Smith are unique. The compositions build unique worlds that engage you through a recognizable incomprehension,...
Angus McDonald: The Striking Stillness of Being
Angus McDonald's paintings capture the ever-escaping march of light. His works seem to freeze the world around his subject. This depiction may be an a...
Jasmine Becket-Griffith’s Magical Thinking @ Corey Helford Gallery
You might have noticed that we’ve been sharing several sneak peeks on our social media of Jasmine Becket-Griffith's upcoming Magical Thinking show, to...
Monica Rohan’s Suffocating Warmth of Anxiety
Monica Rohan’s paintings are suffocatingly beautiful.
When you first look at Rohan’s work, you are immediately struck by the vibrancy of the colours....
Teagan White, A Voice for the Animal World
Teagan White is an artist from Minnesota, where winters are long yet nature is still seemingly bountiful. She graces us with celebratory water-based p...
Sun-kissed, Tattooed and Graceful: The Drawings of Elena Pancorbo
We all love illustration. The effect it has upon us is similar to the one of poetry. Many popular drawings have this sweet, ethereal mood which helps ...
Adam Craemer: Urban Grime Meets Classical Beauty
After moving to Australia from South Africa in 2011, graffiti artist Adam Craemer rediscovered his passion for art and is now making waves on the ...
Make Art That Matters: Interview with Alexia Sinclair
Ghosts haunt an ancient mansion on a frozen lake in Sweden. Courtly ladies of high society luxuriate in ethereal fields of flowers. Beautiful mona...
Delicate, Gloomy Portraits of a Dystopian Future by Caitlin Hackett
Polluted landscapes, mutated and mutilated animals and a dark vision on the future of humanity: By description, the work of Oakland, California ba...
Flowers Die and Fairies Live: Interview with Bella Kotak
"Rage, rage against the dying of the light." - Dylan Thomas
As Bella Kotak shoots, time is against her. The Golden rays are her only help, yet they...
Wendy Ortiz and the Phenomenon of Artist as Muse
If you are like me, you have been watching Wendy Ortiz make art with a mesmerized gaze from the moment you discovered her work. Undoubtedly, Wendy is ...
Sarah Joncas’ Crisp Blend of Modern Zen
In person, Toronto based artist Sarah Joncas exudes a similar peacefulness as the characters in her paintings. The portraits sit nestled between fresh...