Lazarides is pleased to present Internal Dialogue, a new series of works by American contemporary artist and BP Portrait Award 2016 exhibiting artist Brett Amory. Corresponding with his critically acclaimed ‘Waiting’ series, the works in Internal Dialogue are concerned with everyday life, places, and people, yet this new body of work explores the time in … Continue reading Brett Amory at Lazarides Rathbone London
You’ve probably heard of Banksy‘s Dismaland, a dystopian amusement park which closed its doors in October of this year. However you may not have known the installations used for this art project have since been transferred to the port-side town of Calais France by volition Banksy himself. Labeled “Dismal Aid”, the timber and building materials have been … Continue reading New Banksy in Calais depicts Steve Jobs
I always wondered if I could appreciate ‘digital painting’ as much as more traditional painting, what I mean by that is art which is made with brushes or pencils on some panels or canvases as opposed to via a computer. Call me old fashion but I like thinking about artists spending hours in their studio, … Continue reading Simon Stalenhgas’s sci-fi digital paintings
We had wanted for a while to have Kerry Beall in one of our edition of The Creative Bubble, a multi-discipline pop up event atRoxy Bar and Screen, London. Art-Pie – Can you tell your readers about yourself in a few words? Kerry Beall – Hello! my names Kerry, I’m a Graphic Designer by trade and … Continue reading The striking style of Kerry Beall
I am sure that some of you will think that these pictures below have been retouched or altered with some software such as Photoshop and I would not blame you for believeing this since these acrylic body paint looks rather real and… creepy some might say. Meet the artist, Chooo-San, who is a big fan … Continue reading Body painting by Choo San
