Featured Artist: Sabrina Mazzola
Welcome our last featured artist for the new issue, Sabrina Mazzola, whose mixed media paintings explore the internal world of human emotion, thought and feeling, in all of its varied …
Featured Artist: Lirio Jiménez
Welcome Puerto Rican artist Lirio Jiménez, whose soulful SAPPHIRE graces the cover of our September 1st issue, along with lively ELISE and warrior ZALIKI within the issue and a companion …
Featured Artist: Darija Stipanić
A big welcome to artist Darija Stipanić, whose stunning mixed-media artworks: Status Quo, Status Quo II, Waiting for Dawn and Can You Imagine (inspired by John Lennon’s Imagine) are featured …
Featured Artist: Ofelia Adame Williams
Welcome back to artist Ofelia Adame Williams! We will be featuring her beautiful and illuminating quadriptych, Labyrinth of the Soul, in the upcoming September 1st issue. How do we navigate …
Look and Listen #36: Joseph Pla-Narbona via Nowness
If you have ever struggled with depression, the whimsical and deep art of Josep Pla-Narbona and his story may be encouraging to you. He finds that drawing helps him to …
Look and Listen #24: Shirazeh Houshiary, Nothing is Deeper than the Skin
Iranian artist Shirazeh Houshiary lives and works in London. Her paintings, sculptures and virtual reality installations explore the ambiguity of being human and the interplay between the large, chaotic, and …
Look and Listen #16: Kerry James Marshall
American painter Kerry James Marshall talks about his strategy to raise his aesthetic into mainstream art, to paint the things he values in the world. What we focus on as …
Look and Listen #14: Cbabi Bayoc in St. Louis, Missouri, USA
In celebration of Father’s Day, meet artist Cbabi Bayoc of St. Louis, Missouri, USA. Art has the power to amplify the things which are important to the artist and to …
Quote for Today: Wassily Kandinsky
Lend your ears to music, open your eyes to painting, and… stop thinking! Just ask yourself whether the work has enabled you to ‘walk about’ into a hitherto unknown …
Globe-trotting Travel Series #19: Manju Singh from Lucknow, India
Painting a picture is a bit like meditation. The focused attention required is both relaxing and a means of working out feelings and thoughts. It can be a vehicle for …