Samer Fouad and Shadi Rezaei: “EXT. / INT. INT. / EXT.” @ NVM Gallery
We R The Nomads (WRTN) agency presents EXT. / INT. INT. / EXT., a show co-curated by WRTN’s Camila and Firouz FarmanFarmaian – Iranian contemporary ar...
The Majestic and Oneiric Street Art of Etam Cru
In a world where cities are the blatant image of dehumanization, street artists have become the reminder of our innocence and creativity. By painting ...
Embroidered Humanity: The Photography of Aline Brant
Art can be and can do many things. But sometimes, it just needs to make us connected with other human beings thanks to a genuine pureness. Aline B...
The Dreamy Illustrations of Ina Stanimirova
Illustration is in vogue, and it is sometimes tricky to find an artist who stands out from the crowd. Barcelona based freelance illustrator, Ina Stani...
The Evocative Text-Based Art of Robert Montgomery
In our current social climate of political divisions, nearly constant advertisements, instant judgments, provocative statements and behavior, and the ...
Liza Burkin: O, The Things You’ll Find By The Side Of The Road
Liza Burkin is the author of "O, The Things You'll Find By The Side Of The Road And Other Bicycle Poems", a chapbook released in Newport, Rhode Is...
Casting Spelling Spells: Interview with Shelley Marlow
Voracious readers will no doubt claim several reasons for their personal literary obsessions. I believe mine is one of escapism mingled with a wan...
Interview with Adam Gnade
New York has a particular grind that is, at times, exhausting and terrible. I've seen people in the subway, swaying with the push and pull of the ...
Devourer of Dreams: Interview with Aoi Kotsuhiroi
At roughly the same frequency as spontaneous combustions, there emerges an artist who will leave an indelible brand on the rump of humanity. In th...
INTI: The Icons of Street Art
Born in 1982, INTI is from the young generation of muralists, a famous artistic movement of South America. And in spite of his modern generation, the ...
C215: Giving a Soul Back to the City
Christian Guémy is most famous as C215, an internationally praised urban artist. Born in 1973 in the suburbs of Paris, France, he considers himself mo...
Mira Nedyalkova: The Syndrome of Ophelia
Ophelia, a character created by William Shakespeare in his play 'Hamlet', is a popular source of inspiration in Fine Arts, especially in painting. Cov...
Kelsey Beckett: Celebrating Female Beauty
Kelsey Beckett is a young talent on the rise. This 25-year-old American freelance illustrator, based in Detroit, uses painting and digital tools to cr...
Bosoletti: Nature Teams with Street Art to Show Its Supremacy
Francisco "Fran" Bosoletti was born in 1988 in Armstrong, in Argentina. His drawings soon attracted the compliments of perfect strangers, asking him w...
The Burlesque Stories of Le Turk
Le Turk is not a photographer. He does photography, indeed. Actually, he does "photo-graphy", revealing the Ancient Greek roots of the term, and meani...
The Pop Collages of Julien Pacaud
The first striking thing about French Illustrator Julien Pacaud is his odd sense of humour. Off the wall on many levels, this 39 year old artist broke...
Léa Nahon: Blue Girl, Black Ink – Interview
Léa is French, although she works in Brussels, the capital of Belgium. Léa is young, although she is already one of those artists in demand now, both ...
The initiatory photographic rites of Rachel Baran
The work of photographer Rachel Baran can be read as a journal. Captured moments of a mind introduced to the adult world with its doubts and angst, st...