Creative problem solver, animator, mother, painter, artist, lover of all things Victorian and Gothic. These are just a few ways...
Hailing from the Philippines, Gromyko Semper is a modern Renaissance man. He quotes old masters, is autodidact, and has a...
New York painter Alyssa Monks has been creating art for over 3 decades. Since a child, she has been experimenting with and perfecting her use of oil paints. Sometimes on panels, sometimes linen,  sometimes small-scale but mostly large– works lately depict sun-lit nude figures superimposed with dense, leafy landscapes. Warm tones...
Although some artists might see the internet as a scary, hostile place there are more and more artists that embrace...
All of us are familiar with the mysterious and evocative power of music. Hearing songs we used to love –...
This Saturday, January 7, Jonathan LeVine Gallery is pleased to present their annual winter invitational, ‘The Shape of Things to Come’. This highly anticipated group exhibition features a wonderful collection of work from both emerging and established artists around the world, including four new paintings by our favorite little ‘Strangeling’,...
Get ready to be amazed by Junko Mizuno‘s cute and contemporary – yet highly accurate – depictions of the Seven...
There is something so utterly mesmerizing about a selection of paintings spanning a universe of genres, all under one roof....
Mark your calendars for a premiere event as Arch Enemy Arts presents works by Michael Reedy for SCOPE Miami Beach this year! If you’re in the area or planning an eleventh-hour trip, be sure to swing by and meet this wonderful team of people at booth H01 (to the right of the...
When you step into the world of Australian painter Rodrigo Luff, be prepared to see a world where the essence...
Soey Milk is widely known for her intimate and lush portraiture. Milk captures fleeting moments and insights into the world...
Anna Dittmann is a digital portrait painter in Edinburgh, Scotland. Her work intertwines and fuses nature and the human figure, allowing natural forms to literally become part of her subject’s anatomy. She is showing us a visceral representation of our ideal relationship with nature, a relationship that has withered and...
