Stephen Whatcott is now a regular with The Creative Bubble, a multi-discipline pop up event at Roxy Bar and Screen, London. The first time we came across his work, we just thought that the talent was obvious so we are very happy to have it once again in our upcoming pop up art gallery (see … Continue reading Meet Stephen Whatcott, pastel artist at its best
It was a glorious day when we had the chance to see the EN MASSE crew working on anew and huge wall at Village Underground EN MASSE : (from French) “as a whole”, or “all together” EN MASSE is a Montreal based, multi-artist collaborative drawing project. It draws life from the many creative individuals who … Continue reading EN MASSE mural at Village Underground
We did not happen to be at the opening reception for John FelixArnold III’s show Pilgrimage just because being based in London, a trip to at Shooting Gallery in San Francisco would have been just too epic. We read though about it above all enjoyed very much looking at the artist’s new works which associate … Continue reading John Felix Arnold at Shooting gallery
We had a great time and exhibited awesome works from drawing to sculpture in the hope to find emerging talents. We were very pleased with what we got in the end. This show was generously sponsored by Curious Duke Gallery and consisted of an online public voting contest: anyone could submit one artwork ranging from paintings to sculpture. We also asked … Continue reading The Curious Art-Pie Show
Jester Jacques – First of all, how did your interest in art making come about? Were there any specific events or influences in your childhood which swayed you to be more creative? Novemto Komo – I have always been doodling since I was kid, on the wall of my parent’s room and my room; also … Continue reading Jester Jacques Interviews Novemto Komo
