Interviewing the New York Artist Xianglong Li and exploring his latest exhibition “Stay Home, Make Your Contribution To The Society” which encourages people to reconsider the personal and political conflicts that happened in Covid-19.
Pin down in your artistic calendar world’s largest open-submission exhibition. With 1,000 works on display, this is the perfect platform where anyone can buy the works by international acclaimed and emerging talents!
We talk to Rino Stefano Tagliafierro, an experimental animator and director who has recently presented an ingenious re-interpretation of some masterpieces of classical art transporting us to the future of art. A must see!
After a long awaited compilation of 10 years, Sarah Kay finally publishes her collection of poems which can only be described as brutally raw, naked, and hopeful. A fine collection that will make you wish there was a volume 2.
Painting techniques may include charcoal, pastel colours, acrylic paints and, for Mais Sundermann, newspaper clippings from Finland. Puzzled? Let’s discover Mais’ creative progress!
We walk you through an initial passive admiration of works of art to the artistic process of image creation with the wonderful Laure Saffroy-Lepesqueur, a young French artist whose works on paper are both colourful and inspired. She creates a very unique and bright universe with her “Contemporary icons”, a series of paintings that convey poetic messages which reflect very personal states of mind.
