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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Brooke DiDonato’s Surreal Worlds Captured in New Book “Take a Picture, It Will Last Longer”
The release of Take a Picture, It Will Last Longer, a captivating new book by acclaimed visual artist Brooke DiDonato. Originally from Ohio and now based...
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Min Ding: The Queen of Spooky-Cute Art
Mainland China-based artist Min Ding is turning heads with her whimsical yet unsettling illustrations that perfectly blend the adorable with the eerie. Known for...
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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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Erick Swenson’s “Ne Plus Ultra” Sculpture
Erick Swenson, known for his hyper-realistic sculptures, delivers a haunting yet mesmerizing piece titled "Ne Plus Ultra" (2010), which explores themes...
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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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‘Love Continuum’ by Yoni Alter Graces London’s Duke of York Square
In the bustling Duke of York Square in London, Yoni Alter's latest public sculpture, "Love Continuum," captivates viewers with its curving red lines. From the right perspective, these lines...
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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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Iris Van Herpen Debuts 3D-Printed Bridal Gown
Dutch designer Iris Van Herpen, renowned for her structural designs and 3D-printed garments, unveiled a groundbreaking 3D-printed bridal gown for Brazilian lawyer Mariana Pavani. This gown, which took 41
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Art by Eugene Gull
«Creation through drawing is the most powerful manifestation of a person as an individual. But this task can be very difficult. Especially if your
