Tracy Lewis ‘Full Bloom’ @ Modern Eden Gallery
Delight in the delicate. Infused by pastels and dreamlike narratives, the paintings of Tracy Lewis impart a whimsical longing that seems to take u...
Daan Noppen, Daniel Martin and Santiago Pani: El Pez Soluble 2019
Three fellow artists set out from the Netherlands to see Mexico. They were escaping the winter for the sun of Mexico in hopes of exploring their artis...
Morgaine Faye & Stephanie Inagaki Interview: @ Talon Gallery
Morgaine Faye and Stephanie Inagaki's work both seem to pull from deep mythological histories to build ancient worlds of wonder in our present. Faye's...
Marcos Navarro Interview: Broken Cycles @ Talon Gallery
Marcos Navarro's work is a twist of bright graphic compositions. The works fold figures, animals, and nature, built from plush flat plains of color th...
Kindred Spirits and Moody Hues: An Interview with Amy Sol
Visualise yourself walking through the world, observing shape, colour, sounds, with no separation between imagination and what the world is made of. ...
INTERVIEW: Kathy Ager ‘Golden Age’ @ Thinkspace Projects
One could think that still life paintings are part of the past. But this well-known, now controversial, genre of art history is definitely still part ...
SUPERNORMAL STIMULI: Interview with Christopher R. Inwood
Christopher R. Inwood is a self-taught painter set to display his fourth solo exhibition at The Third Quarter on the July 5-11. He is one of Brisbane'...
Interview with Russell Powell: His Hands Are His Medium
Artist Russell Powell is a kindergarten teacher who strives to perfect the technique of "hand stamping". His process has brought him critical acclaim ...
Exclusive Interview: Vincent Castiglia “Autopsy of the Soul” @ The Dark Art Emporium
Vincent Castiglia's highly anticipated exhibition "Autopsy of the Soul" opens this weekend at The Dark Art Emporium. Immersed in texture, symbolism an...
Chelsea Gustafsson’s Comfort Kills
The Australian painter Chelsea Gustafsson's new work are little nuggets of pleasure. It's the minute little scratches of detail that make the works si...
Artist Vs Artist Interview: Camilla d’Errico and Travis Louie @ Haven Gallery
Creating magical worlds that pique imagination, Travis Louie and Camilla d’Errico’s artwork will leave you feeling inspired. Instantly drawn to the ma...
Rebecca Hastings: A Synthetic Valley of Dreams
Rebecca Hastings' new series of paintings 'The Eternal Youths' (2018) sets you adrift across a placid calm of bright blue that hazes into an unknown d...
Jeremy Cross & Teodor Dumitrescu @ The Dark Art Emporium
You’re in store for a real treat because this weekend The Dark Art Emporium presents the highly anticipated solo exhibition of Jeremy Cross: 'Speaking...
Interview: Leigh Bongiorno And The Importance Of Portraits In Our Digital Age
In our digital age, we are surrounded with more and more faces than ever. Every social media you open will instantly project selfies and pictures of p...
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...
Reflexive Vision: An Interview With Zara Monet Feeney
Los Angeles-based painter, Zara Monet Feeney, is changing the way we look at figurative art. The artist, who received a BA from UCLA and an MFA from t...
Creation Process: The Visual Language of Stuart Holland
"I work in very subtle layers when beginning my figures, slowly building up nuanced values to match the lighting I’m trying to achieve." ~ Stuart Holl...
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 Whimsical Paintings of Robert Page
A look at the portfolio of Austin based artist Robert Page will remind you of novel ‘Animal Farm’ by George Orwell, and a lot of literary references o...
Loving Humanity: The American Realism of Leigh Bongiorno
There are many ways to perceive art: it can be a mean to escape reality or to embellish it. But some artists prefer to see it as a tool to reflect the...