Taboo, Tolerated or Celebrated: Nudity in art
Laocoön and his sons was excavated in Rome in 1506 and put on public display in the Vatican Museums. The […]
The Impact of War on Art: Resilience and Solidarity
The calming pastels of Tetiana Bond breathe peace and tranquility. Tetiana refuses to let her difficult situation impact her art. […]
The imprint of a role model
In life, we all have that one person we look up to, a role model whose footsteps we try to […]
Solo in Paris
Solo exhibitions are a thrilling experience, not just because of the bubbles and finger food, but also because they create […]
A Breath of Fresh Air
It’s been a while since we’ve updated our blog, and we apologize for that. However, it’s been for a good […]
Art in times of pandemic
No me falles Corazón (riding with Johnny Rebel) Collage 50 x 70 cm Ernesto Muñiz is a Mexican artist who conveys his […]
Black & White
Last week, I stumbled upon a painting teacher’s youtube page. In a video, he explains that painting his backgrounds before […]
The Sports Figures of Steve Tracy
Born in California, Steve Tracy is currently living in Canada. He is well recognized for his sports figures, especially his […]
The Equestrian paintings of David Noalia
David Noalia considers the horse as an universal theme, an “essential” subject. The Sevillian painter has chosen to focus exclusively […]
The Contemporary Figuration by Rudyard Heaton
Presentation this month of Rudyard Heaton, a Franco-British artist whose contemporary works reflect a dynamic, spontaneous and very instinctive artistic expression.Inspired […]