Wunderland Noir a solo exhibition by Marryam Moma. The Afro-Visual Noir Novella Comes to Life in Floral Futuristic Exhibition, Celebrating Black Joy, Rest, and Family

Future Memoirs of Water is a solo exhibition by multi disciplinary artist, Keri Rosebraugh. The show takes place at The Hoffman Center for the Arts, Manzanita, Oregon, USA.

Renee Kuharchuk’ solo show at Brother Chimp Brewing

Atlanta based artist, Marryam Moma first solo show ICONoclasts

Enjoy The View is the first solo exhibition in Paris for Ekaterina Popova at Cohle Gallery taking place in November 2022.

Artist in Residence - Inga Street - showcases collection inspired by our world-renowned gardens.

A Group Exhibition Offering Alternate Perspectives on Material Culture and Physical Structures in Religion, Ritual and State.

I had a chance to hear from sculptor Alissa Alfonso, who uses found objects and repurposes them, bringing new life to discarded materials.

Lucy Pickford’s interest is the street view, how we’re drawn into a space with framing whether it’s using the buildings or an entranceway or trees and planting.

British-Filipino contemporary artist – born and raised in Manila, Philippines, Rachel Le Roux.

Abstract artist Clare May Martin talks about the influences in her work, and her love of paint.

Irish artist, Anna Marie Savage talks about her work and exploring the realities and concepts of borders.

London, Canada-based collage artist Anda Marcu shares about the inspiration that drives her work -- memories -- and the materials that help her convey them. I recently had the chance to interview her and learn about her current series “Overlap.”

I interviewed Boston-based painter Piya Samant who left a career in the tech world to pursue her art.

I interviewed New York City-based painter Amy Chaiklin, whose recent series “Cultured Pearls Portraits” explores a visual documentation of contemporary women artists and curators.

Artist and environmental activist Claire Milner shares about her career as an illustrator and crystal mosaicist.

Devon-based printmaker Stewart Taylor shares his passion for trees through gelli plate monoprinting and the dream projects that keep him motivated.

I caught up with Los Angeles-based mixed-media artist Lynne B. Clark. Lynne’s dioramic work is distinctive — she thinks of them as 21st century “cabinets of curiosity” where she explores her ideas and narratives.

I had a chance to catch up with Surrey-based acrylic painter Emma Hill to discuss her work and how she embraced 2020 as a creative awakening.

UK-based watercolourist Suzi Kristel shares her passion for capturing the “intangible” and “transient” moments in her portraiture, inspired by the key workers throughout the pandemic and wildfires.