Street art is one of the powerful forms of self-expression that Faith XLVII, an internationally-acclaimed visual artist from South Africa uses to touch souls, to raise hope or to expose hurt and oppression. Each and every time a metamorphosised perspective comes… Read More ›
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Visionary Canadian Interior Designer – Alessandro Munge
Interview with visionary Interior Designer, Alessandro Munge.
Best Coffee-Table Book To Give As A Gift – Orlando Suero/Photography
“If I’d realized what a wonderful photographer you were, and how nice McCalls was about doing a story — I never would have been the jittery subject I was.” — Jackie Kennedy 1954 (from a letter to Orlando Suero) The… Read More ›
Interview with Robert Vanderhorst – Surrealist Painter
Robert Vanderhorst’s creativity propels us to squint and examine the original or the rational with intention. At that point, you discover the conflict, the unacceptable, the unpleasant or the hidden desire. The imagery gushes over, the psyche is liberated, and the… Read More ›
Interview with Sue Tilley – The Artist & The Muse
“The most potent muse of all is our own inner child” What is ideal? What drives us? What provokes us? What lifts us? We get moving by our physical requirements, by feeling safe, being valued, belongingness, but each of us… Read More ›
Inspiration – Where Does It Come From and How To Realize it?
Where does inspiration come from? For centuries people believed that inspiration derived from gods and thought that is a divine matter, a gift from holy spirit. Nevertheless, inspiration defined by Oxford dictionary states: A sudden brilliant or timely idea The… Read More ›
Interview with Beatriz Ramos, Artist and Founder of DADA.nyc
Art, as a positive influence, plays a significant role in cultural tolerance, civic engagement or political movements. It boosts the local economy of communities, connects the newcomers, develops the critical thinking and problem solving or impels corporations to support the… Read More ›
Ray Caesar – The Artist Who Embraces Gender Fluidity
Ray Caesar’s self observing depictions, challenge us, shake us and impels us in an unforeseen directions, perhaps to a place where we re-examine our own realities and progressively relate to our world with compassion.
Natalie Shau – Digital Art
Natalie Shau is a mix media artist and a photographer from Vilnius, Lithuania. Influenced by religious imagery, fairytales illustrations and eclectic art world, she taps into the myths, dreams and steers the play of thought to where there is no rational… Read More ›
Selling your Artwork on Blockchain Technology
In today’s culture, we are inspired or entertained digitally, we are all digitally connected and we narrate our life stories with digital images. So what is digital art? Connecting the dots, science and art have been blended to improve, stimulate… Read More ›