Nicholas Stevenson
Posted by Fabio 11 December 2017
Nicholas Stevenson is an award winning illustrator living in North London. He employs a fun and playful process which combines big brush strokes and handmade texture with bold digital colour and shapes, all the while keeping a lightness of touch. read more
Björk – Utopia
Posted by Fabio 11 December 2017
Utopia is the third video to come from Björk’s ninth studio album of the same name. The video is directed by Nick Thornton Jones and Wareen Du Preez.
Aya Kawabata: Parallel Crossings
Posted by Fabio 8 December 2017
Aya Kawabata is a multidisciplinary artist and designer whose practice encompasses textile, animation, print, digital art, bookmaking, and illustration. Parallel Crossings brings together two disparate aspects of her oeuvre: vivid textiles populated by imaginary creatures comprised of geometric primitives and sparse prints inspired by the architectural environment of Brooklyn waterfront. read more
Eleanor Macnair: Photographs Rendered in Play-Doh
Posted by Fabio 8 December 2017
Photographs Rendered in Play-Doh started on a whim in August 2013 following a photo pub quiz run by artists MacDonaldStrand in Brighton. One of the rounds was to make a reproduction of a famous photograph using Play-Doh. It is said that you only need one good idea in life. read more
Weronika Gesicka
Posted by Fabio 8 December 2017
Weronika Gesicka, born in 1984 in Włocławek (Poland). Graduated from the graphics department of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw and the Academy of Photography in the same city. She received a scholarship from the polish Minister of Culture and National Heritage. read more
Anne Pomel
Posted by Fabio 6 December 2017
Anne Pomel is a French illustrator. She currently based in Portland, Oregon. She studied Graphic Design at Lisaa in Rennes, France and Fashion Design at the Studio Berçot in Paris, France. read more
Maureen Paley Gallery: Andrew Grassie
Posted by Fabio 6 December 2017
Andrew Grassie’s third solo exhibition at the Maureen Paley gallery. Grassie’s paintings recreate in precise detail photographs that he has taken himself, found on the Internet or sourced from archives. read more