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• Van Gogh and Gauguin's Turbulent Friendship and Artistic Exchange artist

  The close bond between Vincent van Gogh and Paul Gauguin initiated in Paris in 1887, where van Gogh regarded Gauguin's unique artworks as the 'art of the future,' while Gauguin…

• Claudia D. Roscelli Captures the Beauty of Slowing Down artist

  Madrid-born artist Claudia D. Roscelli (b. 1992) creates works that celebrate everyday moments and the passage of time. Her series "Slow Moments" includes the piece "Everyday…

• Street artist Dave Grave Tkac Herrera profile on Street Art Cities artist

  A profile for street artist Dave Grave Tkac Herrera, active in the United States, has been created on Street Art Cities. The profile is based on community input from street art…

• Pascal Campion's Cinematic City Moments Go Viral artist

  Pascal Campion, an illustrator of French-American descent living in Los Angeles, has built a massive following of nearly one million on Instagram (@pascalcampionart). He…

• Filip Mirazovic's Bodies of Marble and Porcelain artist

  Serbian-born artist Filip Mirazovic, who resides in Paris, received his education at the École des Beaux-Arts, studying under notable figures such as Vladimir Velickovic,…

• Francisco Fonseca Paints Houses as Portraits of Their Inhabitants artist

  Illustrator Francisco Fonseca, also known as _francis.co, hails from Paço de Sousa, Portugal. In 2018, he obtained a master’s degree in Drawing from the Faculty of Fine Arts at…

• NeSpoon's Largest Lace Mural Wraps Maison Pic in Valence artist

  Polish street artist NeSpoon has completed her largest mural to date, a 1,000-square-metre lace pattern spanning ten façades of Maison Pic in Valence, France. The design is based…

• Eugenia Vanni on Living in Siena Without Being Trapped by Its Past artist

  In an interview with Artribune, artist Eugenia Vanni (b. 1980) discusses her practice and life in Siena, where she returned after a period in Milan. She describes Siena as a…

• Lewis Prosser's Willow Basketry Sculptures Challenge Craft Boundaries artist

  British artist Lewis Prosser, based in Penarth, South Wales, creates monumental wearable sculptures and immersive performances using traditional willow basketry techniques.…

• Cédric Grolet on Pastry as Art, Nature, and Global Expansion artist

  Cédric Grolet, named World’s Best Pastry Chef in 2018 by The World’s 50 Best Restaurants, discusses his hyperrealistic trompe-l’œil pastries and philosophy in an interview with…

• Alexis Jamet: Tokyo-Based Designer and Illustrator Showcased in Artist Spotlight artist

  French designer and illustrator Alexis Jamet, based in Tokyo, is the subject of a recent artist spotlight on the art blog Booooooom. The feature highlights Jamet's diverse body of…

• Herald St now represents Amedeo Polazzo artist

  Herald St has revealed its representation of Amedeo Polazzo, born in 1988 in Starnberg, Germany, who currently resides and creates in London. Polazzo's artistic practice…

• Jeremy Miranda's Dreamlike Domestic Landscapes artist

  Maine-based artist Jeremy Miranda, originally from Middletown, Rhode Island, is known for his evocative paintings that creatively merge intimate home settings with breathtaking…

• Ayumi Tsuchiya's interactive wooden sculptures invite touch, play, and sound artist

  Japanese artist Ayumi Tsuchiya creates handcrafted wooden sculptures that function as furniture, musical instruments, and playgrounds. Her works—including musical seesaws, carved…

• Alma Haser's Photographic Sculptures: Still Life Week Feature artist

  Still Life Week at Lenscratch showcases Alma Haser, an artist originally from Germany and now based in the UK, known for her innovative fusion of photography, sculpture, and…

• Ai Weiwei returns to drawing after 50 years with animation of dying Major Oak artist

  Ai Weiwei has produced his first drawing in over fifty years, depicting the 1,200-year-old Major Oak located in Sherwood Forest, sketched beneath the tree during the summer…

• Marcel Duchamp's Chess Obsession: From Dali to the Final Move artist

  Marcel Duchamp's lifelong passion for chess is explored through photographs, performances, and his artistic legacy. A 1966 photo by Robert Descharnes captures Duchamp and Salvador…

• Yuna Akabane's gouache still lifes evoke hazy childhood memories artist

  Tokyo-based artist Yuna Akabane creates hazy, pastel still lifes using gouache, a medium she finds comforting. Her recent series 'Forgetting to Remember' explores intangible…

• Van Gogh's Sunflowers: Two Series, Seven Vases, and a Triptych Dream artist

  Vincent van Gogh crafted two notable sunflower painting series, the first in Paris during 1887 featuring wilting blooms on the ground. The second, more iconic series from his time…

• Ilayda Celep's 'Anatomy of a Drowning' Critiques Image Extraction artist

  Ilayda Celep, also known as Paranormalitty, presents her series 'Anatomy of a Drowning' as a critical essay on extraction in contemporary image production. Born in İzmir and based…

• Van Gogh's Almond Blossom: A Rare Joyful Masterpiece artist

  Vincent Van Gogh's "Ramo di mandorlo in fiore" (Almond Blossom, 1890) stands as an unusual hymn to life, painted during his stay at the psychiatric hospital in…

• Kate Bellm's Bohemian Photography Explored artist

  British photographer Kate Bellm, born in 1987, is known for her bohemian style blending portraiture, fashion, and travel reportage. Her images feature warm, vibrant colors,…

• Sarah Zak's Raw and Intimate Photography artist

  German photographer Sarah Zak, formerly a hair and makeup artist in fashion, now uses analog photography to explore the female body with an unfiltered, judgment-free gaze. Her…

• Abstract art: representing invisible processes, not objects artist

  Abstract art is often misunderstood as disconnected from reality, but it actually explores invisible aspects of experience such as time, movement, rhythm, and transformation.…

• Rothko's Pursuit of the Transcendent Beyond Abstraction artist

  Mark Rothko (1903–70) distanced himself from the 'Abstract Expressionist' classification, concentrating on a reality that transcends the tangible world. By the late 1940s, he had…

• Ernesto Esposito: Shoe Designer and Art Collector artist

  Ernesto Esposito, an Italian shoe designer who began his career in the 1970s with Sergio Rossi, has built an art collection featuring works by Andy Warhol, Barbara Kruger,…

• Yelin Lee's Expressionless Girls in Ultramarine Invite Viewer Introspection artist

  Korean artist Yelin Lee creates acrylic paintings of expressionless girls saturated in ultramarine, a palette collectors call 'Yelin's Blue.' Her work, inspired by childhood…

• Pavel Rotts Turns War Scars into Climbing Holds in Helsinki artist

  Artist Pavel Rotts, an Ingrian Finn who moved from Russia to Finland, creates climbing walls using casts of architectural fragments from war-damaged buildings. His project…

• Leonard Koscianski's Surreal American Suburbs artist

  Leonard Koscianski, born in Cleveland in 1952 and trained at the Cleveland Institute of Art and University of California, Davis under Wayne Thiebaud, paints the American…

• Damla Söğütlü: Vulnerability and Activism in Architecture artist

  Damla Söğütlü, a New York-based architect originally from Turkey, discusses her interdisciplinary practice spanning architecture, photography, painting, digital visuals, and…

• Joani Share: Mixed Media Artist Exploring Sustainability and Abstraction artist

  Joani Share, an artist from Northern California, focuses on mixed media art using recycled materials. Hailing from New Jersey, she lived in Arizona for over 40 years before moving…

• James Daugherty: The Forgotten Modernist Who Did It All artist

  James Henry Daugherty (1887–1974) was an influential American artist known for his diverse styles, including realism, post-impressionism, futurism, synchromism, and abstraction,…

• Nasr Dallaa's Imaginomena: Nature Photography as Emotional Experience artist

  Virginia-based fine art photographer Nasr Dallaa uses his project Imaginomena to transform landscapes, seascapes, and botanical subjects into contemplative visual experiences.…

• Gray Malin's Aerial Beach Photography artist

  American photographer Gray Malin, born in Dallas, Texas, is known for his aerial views of resorts, beaches, and pools. His images are taken from helicopters with doors removed,…

• Makitoy's stamp-sized collages transform daily observations into tactile paper artworks artist

  South Korean illustrator and artist Makitoy creates miniature collages the size of stamps, using paper and colour to record everyday moments. Her practice emphasizes repetition…

• Spencer Tunick Paints 500 Nude Volunteers in Pride Flag Colors for Gran Spectrum in Las Palmas artist

  On July 26, Spencer Tunick orchestrated a nude installation named Gran Spectrum in Las Palmas, Gran Canaria, involving 400-500 volunteers at dawn, as part of the Culture and…

• Elaine Yan Ling Ng's Fabrick Lab redefines textile as structural material artist

  In Kwai Hing, Hong Kong, Elaine Yan Ling Ng operates The Fabrick Lab, which features both a jacquard loom and a 3D printer. This studio focuses on creating sculptures driven by…

• Andrea Vittoria Giovannini: Collecting What Others Aren't Looking At Yet artist

  Andrea Vittoria Giovannini, founder of The Art Society, discusses her collecting philosophy and upcoming exhibition space near Narni, Italy. Her collection of nearly 100 works…

• Illustrator Hannah Lock on Colored Pencils, Clients, and Creative Resilience artist

  Hannah Lock, a freelance illustrator from West Yorkshire, United Kingdom, works exclusively with colored pencils. She studied foundation at Leeds College of Art (now Leeds Arts…

• Love Hultén's Handcrafted Sound Machines Reject Digital Friction artist

  Swedish creator Love Hultén is known for crafting unique sound machines that emphasize tangible engagement rather than digital precision. His newest project is a custom…