Zimbabwean artist Amanda Shingirai Mushate creates worlds of interpersonal connections, vibrant lines of dreams, hopes, and choices weaving in and out of each other, each forging its own looping path.
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Haitian-American artist Didier William intertwines Haitian mythology and personal experiences through immensely captivating artworks that call upon elements of painting, carving and printmaking.
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I love the explosion of colour that is Lynne Drexler. She was inspired by abstraction, nature, classical music and above all - colour.
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The eternal conversation between the light, the sea, and the cliffs is so reassuringly universal. Gao Xiang’s “Silent Cliffs” series speaks it well.
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Today I am sharing two new Raphael-inspired works by Toma Stenko. You are the first besides me and her children to see them.
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Bordighera, a seaside resort on the Italian Riviera’s Flower Coast, has beguiled many an artist with its light, including Monet who was “fencing, wrestling, with the sun”, as he confessed in a letter to Rodin.
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Where do you picture yourself in your own future?
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“Wrapped in history, with a million stories to tell” - Siddharth Shingade’s paintings are recollections of his birthplace and the warmth and resilience of its people and landscape
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The unique figurative and abstract Japanese woodblock prints of Hagiwara Hideo made him into a renowned figure of the second half of the 20th century.
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Vibrant worlds whose landscapes are of the earth and not, populated by people, plants and creatures of all kinds inhabiting parallel spaces that intersect - or not; these are the mesmerising worlds of Aaron Morse.
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“The creative exuberance of the mind liberated from its ostensibly ordinary fetters” - borrowing the language defining a psychedelic experience, this aptly describes the work of Kiyoshi Awazu (1929 - 2009).
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Mariya Golub is deeply connected to nature and to all living things. As her country is ravaged by war, she goes deep inside herself to connect to a sense of magic without which life has no meaning.
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Matteo Montani searches for the in-between, that mystical transcendent space on the edge of form and no form, taking us to the intersection of energy and matter.
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Welsh printmaker and landscape artist Phil Greenwood transforms memories of landscapes into enchantingly intimate etchings.
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Bringing to our attention to the extraordinary benefits of seaweed, WWF in collaboration with Artwise and Sotheby’s have put together an exhibition of artworks made from sustainably farmed seaweed ink. And the results are captivating.
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There is a power and magic in the Welsh landscape and no-one captured it better than Sir Kyffin Williams, RA.
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Eiko G., an emerging artist based in Vienna, explores alternative viewpoints through hauntingly ethereal compositions that seem to stop time, focusing on the present moment.
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Tingatinga painting in Tanzania - named after Edward Tingatinga (1932-1972) - was designed to appeal to tourists’ romantic notions of African tribal life. It’s decorative, totally commercial, and I love the joyful vibrancy of it.
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