Conie Vallese
Posted by Fabio 16 July 2019
Conie Vallese was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina where she developed an early interest in art from observing the projects of her family. She was encouraged by her grandmother’s oil paintings, her father’s experiments in sculpture, and her mother’s affinity for interior design. read more
Loreal Prystaj
Posted by Fabio 8 July 2019
Loreal Prystaj is a visual artist based in London. Her work focuses on the subconscious and inherited psyche. Through performance and the act of ‘playing’, Prystaj transforms once familiar spaces into surreal mise en scène, that through psychoanalysis, highlights the connection between the physical environment and the internal states past and present read more
Jatinder Singh Durhailay
Posted by Fabio 5 July 2019
A selection of limited edition prints by London-based artist, musician and composer, Jatinder Singh Durhailay. read more
Olga Feshina: New Tech Girls – Bikini Issue
Posted by Fabio 4 July 2019
A solo exhibition of new work by Olga Feshina at the NYA Gallery, New York. Curated by Shane Townley, the show will feature a total of eight paintings, many of which have not been previously exhibited. These works explore core motifs related to the artist’s ongoing “New Tech Girls” series read more
Wong Ping: Heart Digger
Posted by Fabio 2 July 2019
Wong Ping creates digital and sculptural works that reveal very human, and often universal fantasies, through absurd narratives. Drawing anecdotally from his own social encounters, he elaborates his stories into darkly humorous tales that touch on political and cultural anxieties. read more
Félix Vallotton: Painter of Disquiet
Posted by Fabio 1 July 2019
Arriving in Paris at the dawn of the Belle Epoque, a young Swiss artist began to capture frenetic life on the city’s streets, as well as moments of private drama for the liberal magazine, La Revue Blanche. read more
Sharon Core: Oldenburgs
Posted by Fabio 28 June 2019
Oldenburgs is a new series of photographs by American artist Sharon Core in which she playfully examines the work of Claes Oldenburg. By transforming Oldenburg’s crudely made sculptures of American food, such as hamburgers, ice cream treats, and slices of pie, into larger-than-life photographs read more
Nicolas Party: Polychrome
Posted by Fabio 26 June 2019
For his fourth solo exhibition at The Modern Institute, New York-based artist Nicolas Party has divided the gallery’s Osborne Street space, into three uniquely crafted interiors. read more
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Anna Kövecses is a Hungarian born illustrator and artist living and working in a small seaside village on the island of Cyprus. Her digital collages are characterized by simple organic shapes, bright colors and an atmosphere of simple naivety.
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The Anonymous Project’s goals are to collect, scan, and catalogue colour photographic negatives and slides from the last 50 years.
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Mercedes DeBellard is an established illustrator from Madrid, Spain. Having worked with the likes of Warner Brothers and Random House.
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Broccoli is a magazine created by and for women who love cannabis. Offered free of charge, Broccoli explores and shapes modern stoner culture by looking at cannabis through an art, culture and fashion lens.