Architecture is often looked over isn’t it? But when you come across architects such as the belgian artist and architectural photographer Filip Dujardin, you have to share a bit of love and make you aware of his works. He just had a show at Highlight Gallery in San Francisco and we hear that the works … Continue reading Architecture by Filip Dujardin
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
Artists pushing the boundaries or going the extra mile are always worth talking about so meet Korean artist JeeYoung Lee who put together crazy dream-like worlds that she then use them as a back drop for her imaginative self-portrait photos. The artist builds all this in a 10-by-20-foot studio and we heat that some constructions … Continue reading JeeYoung Lee or turning her studio into crazy worlds
“The Ugly America” show opening today at The Outsiders is the work of legendary graffiti artist Saber’. The artist spent 8 weeks immersed in the Outsiders Newcastle branch last autumn and created all the works on display in the gallery this time in London. We stepped in and were hardly wowed by what we were … Continue reading “The Ugly American” by Saber at The Outsiders
As I am reading the press release of History – Adam Neate. Portraits from 2006 -2013, I remember that last time I got that excited by a show about portraits was when I went to see Joram Roukes at Signal gallery. Adam Neate (as much as Joram Roukes) is the sort of artists that will … Continue reading ‘History’ – portraits from Adam Neate at Elms Lesters Painting Rooms
