Los Angeles-based artist and actor Joseph Lee paints thickly layered portraits that mask the details and expressions of his subjects’ faces.
All in Painting
Interview with Irene Hoff
For self-taught Dutch artist Irene Hoff, the world is out of balance which can be seen in the human & environmental challenges we are currently faced with. She craves a world where compassion, intuition and harmony are key elements for living. Irene’s art is filled with hope and inspiration that encourages viewers to become aware of their feelings and beliefs, making space for their true self.
Khalilah Birdsong
Khalilah Birdsong (b. 1977, USA) is a visual artist with a studio practice based in Maui, Hawaii. She creates large-scale abstract paintings that explore issues of depth and line.
Charlotte Keates
Charlotte Keates (b. 1990, Somerset, UK) is a London-based artist, represented by Arusha Gallery. She has exhibited extensively throughout the UK and has recently been selected for the prestigious Columbia Threadneedle Prize, Mall Galleries, London – where she was invited to partake in a panel discussion about her work, alongside a select few industry professionals.
Interview with Edmund Ian Grant
Edmund was born in San Mateo California in 1950 and presently, lives and paints in the Napa Valley. He is an Internationally collected, award winning self- taught artist whose extensive exhibitions over the last 30 years include shows in many USA cities including Los Angeles, Miami, Dallas, San Francisco and New York, and International cities – Florence, Milan, Monte Carlo, Tel Aviv, Venice, London and Paris.
Cinga Samson
Cinga Samson (b1986, Cape Town) lives and works in Khayelitsha, Cape Town. He has participated in several group shows, including A Painting Today (Stevenson, Cape Town); In the night I remember curated by Kabelo Malatsie (Stevenson, Johannesburg); Our Fathers curated by Kirsty Cockerill and Chantal Louw (AVA Gallery, Cape Town) and Strata at Greatmore Studios, where he completed a residency in 2011. Safari Fantasy is the artist’s third solo exhibition with the gallery.
Victor Varela
Painting as a vision intends a dematerialization of painting itself by an intentional setback of perception that problematizes the experience of seeing. What painting sees, as much as what it allows to be seen, comprises the minimum unit of the image as its maximum consequence.
Alexandre Coxo
Alexandre Coxo is a young Portuguese artist who produces his paintings in two extremes: the natural, in the figurative elements; the artificial, by the logical mathematical speech. In this way, it seeks to develop images that somehow we already know and, simultaneously, do not know where or when.
Interview with Gunilla Klemendz
Born in the region of Skane in Sweden. Seminars in drawing, nude painting, sculpturering and glazing. First exhibition in 2010. Some individual exhibitions, participations in projects, national and international group exhibitions in galleries and art fairs in Sweden, Denmark, Italy, France , Austria ,Germany and USA
Interview with Ping He
Mr. Ping He 和平. Born and living in Shanghai, China
Interview with David Barbero
I´m a philosopher and a creative person ... my self-taught education is important ... as an artist I consider myself an expressionist, abstraction is my work environment.
Ai-Wen Wu Kratz
Ai-Wen Wu Kratz is a native of Hong Kong, China. She holds a BFA degree in Painting and Mathematics from Fort Wright College, Spokane, Washington; a MFA degree in Painting and Printmaking from Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan.
Paul Hartel
Hartel, from New York, spent his early years there in Buffalo, Jackson Heights, Manhattan, and the Bronx, and has lived and worked in New Jersey, Waterford Ireland, Saint Martin French West Indies, Netherlands Antilles, Washington DC, West Virginia, and now in Sligo Ireland.
Oto Rimele
Oto Rimele is a painter, visual artist and author of visual spatial settings. He expresses himself with pure form and colour.
Caroline Walker
Caroline Walker's large-scale paintings and intimate drawings focus on women within psychologically charged public spaces such as hotels and beauty parlors. Intimate scenes build upon the language of city life with the pronounced quality of a voyeuristic gaze.
Karin Monschauer
Karin Monschauer creates worlds full of shapes and colors with computer graphics software. Her Digital Art creates abstractions of infinite interpretations. The embroidery technique has always fascinated her, allowing to externalize the connection and the interweaving of colors and shapes.
Francesco Ruspoli
Francesco Ruspoli believe that art expresses a fundamental part of what it means to be human. It is through art that the conflicts of life can be explored, better understood, brought to the surface and put into new relationships with each other.
'Unclaimed Children'
Opening on June 5, Unclaimed Children is Canadian artist Trate’s second London-based show. The evocative canvases exhibited in Unclaimed Children capture elements of the human condition through a vivid palette of reimagined physical forms.
“100 Artists Of The Future’ Art Book
We are glad announces The Launch Of Our Debut Book “100 Artists Of The Future’.
Monica Tap
In her work, Monica Tap uses landscape to consider questions of time and history, technology and memory. Her paintings are arrangements assembled from various fragments: outtakes from painting’s history, elements from her own snapshots, colour notes, memory.