Kristian Von Hornsleth

Posted by Thorbjorn 3 February 2012

“Winners and Losers” by Danish artist Kristian von Hornsleth.
Currently on show at Imitate Modern Gallery in London.

Imitate Modern
27a Devonshire Street,
London, W1G 6PN

Kasia Fudakowski

Posted by Fabio 31 January 2012

Kasia Fudakowski’s diverse and playful practice, which includes sculpture, photography, painting and video, explores philosophical conundrums through random encounters and spatial relationships. Using everyday things in the contemporary urban environment, Fudakowski makes visible the poetry of chance connections, whimsy and paradox. read more

Alex Gibbs

Posted by Fabio 30 January 2012

A series of small scale, semi fictional paintings by artist, Alex Gibbs. He currently lives and work in Edinburgh. read more

Nico Sara

Posted by Thorbjorn 23 January 2012

Nico Sara is a self taught artist (1974) from the city of Rafaela, province of Santa Fe in Argentina. Shown here is Untitled acrylic on canvas – 150 x 150cm from 2011.

www.nicosara.com.ar

Isabel M. Martínez

Posted by Thorbjorn 19 January 2012

Isabel M. Martínez spent her formative years in Santiago de Chile and holds a BFA from Universidad Católica de Chile. In pursue of a graduate degree she ventured into Canada and earned an MFA from the University of Guelph. Shown here is Carrousel (from the Quantum Blink series) 2011 chromogenic print.

www.immartinez.com

Lu Cong

Posted by Thorbjorn 19 January 2012

Lu Cong was born in Shanghai, in February 1978. He immigrated to the United States in 1989 at the age of 11. After graduating from the University of Iowa with degrees in Biology and Art in 2000, Lu chose to pursue portrait art over medicine. read more

David Jien

Posted by Thorbjorn 13 January 2012

Seeking the Sensible Simian, 2011, color pencil, gouache, and graphite on paper, 8.5x11in (21.6×27.9cm)
By LA based artist and illustrator David Jien.

www.davidjien.com

Copenhagen Ceramics

Posted by Thorbjorn 9 January 2012

In a series of 10 consecutive exhibitions in a new gallery space in Frederiksberg, Copenhagen, 19 ceramics artists have got the opportunity to show the present state of their work through unexpected constellations of artists and concepts. The fairly rough exhibition space provides great artistic license to new experimental ideas. The show opened 5th January and will run through 2012.

www.copenhagenceramics.com