Stern’s latest exhibition, Down the Rabbit Hole, now showing at Half Gallery in New York City, delves deeper into this layered universe of painted avatars and...
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Layers of Materialism and Social Status, Paintings by Daniel Fleur
his work delves into themes such as the pleasures and pressures of modern living, materialism, and the complexities of social status and identity...
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Head Games: Elizabeth Glaessner at Perrotin Tokyo
Perrotin Tokyo presents "Head Games," featuring fifteen small paintings and two larger works by Elizabeth Glaessner. This exhibition showcases her glowing aura aesthetic...
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Amie Dicke’s “She’s Not There”: An Evocative Exploration of the Human Form
Amie Dicke's latest portrait series, "She’s Not There," captivates viewers with its intriguing interplay of visibility and obscurity. The artwork subtly suggests the human form, veiled by...
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Chris Lael Larson: Unveiling the Everyday Absurd through Hybrid Art
Portland artist Chris Lael Larson offers a fresh perspective on the ordinary through his innovative blend of painting, photography, and color-filled assemblage. His work...
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Hang On to Yourself by artist Elspeth Vince
London-based painter Elspeth Vince presents her compelling painting series, "Hang On to Yourself," exploring themes of self-soothing, self-love, and their emotional journey. Through vivid imagery, Vince captures the highs and lows of this internal exploration, inviting viewers into
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Giulty Glance Dog Paintings by Alison Wood
British realist Alison Wood brings humor and personality to the animal kingdom in her vivid paintings. An accomplished children’s book illustrator, Wood infuses a modern vision into her classically rendered canvases of wildlife and pets.
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Paintings by Artist April Kamunde
April Kamunde, a Nairobi-born artist, immerses herself in the world of oils, skillfully crafting paintings that weave intricate narratives of personal significance. Drawing from her own life experiences, Kamunde’s art transcends the boundaries of the individual and taps into the collective, aiming to ignite meaningful dialogues. In her recent artistic endeavors, she delves into the profound concept of rest, viewed through a feminist lens. The inspiration behind Kamunde’s exploration of rest stems from a deep-seated weariness, instigated by the pandemic’s tumultuous impact and the relentless pursuit of success and fulfillment in an ever-evolving world. Within the vibrant and fast-paced setting of Nairobi, a city perpetually on the move, these challenges…
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Empty Orchestra by Leon Xu
San Francisco based artist Leon Xu creates dream fogged paintings in their series titled “Empty Orchestra”, the paintings display a sense of reverent solitude. Showing various scenes and scapes with a subtle angelic light that caresses the subjects. See Leon’s selected works below:
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Adrift by artist Kayla Mahaffey
“seeing the struggle and the support from the community made my work evolve to a concept that is personal to me. I continue to further my technique, and creativity in my field in order to paint a beautiful picture of a new world for those around me. Living in our society can be tough and most of the time we have to make the best of it. A wild imagination can take you so far, but at the end of the day we need to realize and observe the world around us. And the world around us is where I find my inspiration to paint. Colorful paintings that contain hints…
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Paintings by Nicola Samorì
Italian artist Nicola expands on his dark and somtimes morbid art by stating: “My work stems from fear: fear of the body, of death, of men. I think my nature as an artist is something like feeling hopeless. Works are just temporary shelters and painting is a leisure place where you can conceal yourself.” -Nicola Samori
