What comes after the letter “z”?
If you’re John Stipling of Chester, England, an entirely new graphics alphabet follows the letter “z” --. Continue reading
Sean Yoro: Taking Street Art to the Next Level
Sean Yoro is a street artist like no other. The Hawaiian artist has been creating magnificent, almost. Continue reading
Taking flight with Kate MccGwire
“I gather, collate, reuse, layer, peel, burn, reveal, locate, question, duplicate, play and photograph,” is. Continue reading
Painting with the colours of the mind
In 2001, John Bramblitt went blind because of epilepsy. A year later he picked up a paintbrush, and never looked. Continue reading
Modern glass sculptures: window sandwiches
Modern day artists are expanding their horizons and creating new, imaginative ways to use glass in their. Continue reading
Tibetan Sand Painting
The artistic genius that goes into the creation of a Tibetan mandala is staggering. The mandala is a symbol of. Continue reading
Taking shoe design out of the box: Filfury
Phil Robinson, aka Filfury, is a British artist who has managed to turn sneakers into masterpieces. He repurposes. Continue reading
Master of Photorealism: Matthew Cornell
Photorealism is perhaps one of the most striking movements in art because there’s nothing quite like realizing. Continue reading
Experiencing Infinity at The Broad
Situated in the heart of the Los Angeles, the The Broad museum’s architecture acts as a glimpse into the. Continue reading
Donald Chretien: Going back to his roots
Donald Chretien is a Canadian Aboriginal artist whose paintings combine colour and woodland expression that. Continue reading