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🦹🏼‍♀️ Introducing our new “Female Perspective” series! 🙋🏼‍♀️As a brand that has been led by an all female team for over ...
08/07/2024

🦹🏼‍♀️ Introducing our new “Female Perspective” series!

🙋🏼‍♀️As a brand that has been led by an all female team for over 15 years, Moniker is proud to present this new feature brought to you through the lens of female photographer Hannah Judah, who’s journey we have followed for many years.

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female artist KMG whom has been making work on the street for over a decade.

🔍 Focusing on this year’s Nuart Festival, she has painted a trio of outstanding murals at Aberdeen Airport - see below for more information on each.

💚 Starting with the green mural - ‘Scáthach’ is a legendary Scottish Female warrior who trained other Celtic gods in the art of combat.

🖤 “I painted a smaller Scáthach on the streets last year to represent the strong women in my life but she didn’t last long so I wanted to bring her back bigger, stronger and prouder.”

💙 ’Brigid’ is the Celtic Godess of healing, fire, agriculture, poetry & fertility. Brigid is also said to rule the summer months, her arrival signifying the beginning of spring and the end of winter months ruled by Bhéara.

📆 What’s up next for KMG? “I’ll be painting at in Ireland before Breda in the Netherlands for Blind Walls Gallery.”

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💅🏻Scratch the Surface Saturday with Daisy Cox! 👋🏻 Hi everyone! My name is Daisy. I’ve loved art for as long as I can rem...
29/06/2024

💅🏻Scratch the Surface Saturday with Daisy Cox!

👋🏻 Hi everyone! My name is Daisy. I’ve loved art for as long as I can remember – including at school & university, where I majored in Fine Art & History of Art – & am now lucky enough to have forged a career that surrounds me with creativity & the chance to work with the most incredible talent all over the world.

❓Tell us a bit more about what you do?

I am an independent art advisor, collector & curator. The great advantage of being independent, is that I can champion new artists AND provide access to established ones. This gives my clients the best of all worlds: the chance to buy-into exciting new work from emerging artists; as well as being able to add renowned names to their collections.

I work with artists I love to release limited edition prints and place their originals with my collectors, giving them a platform for their creativity that isn’t always possible through traditional galleries. This is what drives my purpose: greater access to the greatest art.

❓Favourite artists of all time. One living one dead

Great question! If pushed, I’d say Picasso is my all-time favourite artist. One of my earliest art-based memories is standing in front of Demoiselles d’avignon in the GOMA. I was mesmerised by the scale and powerful ferocity of the figures.

As for living artists, there are so many I admire and my passion as a curator is to introduce this wealth of creative talent to the world. Yayoi Kusama is a standout for me and definitely on my collection bucket list! & I can’t not mention Oli Epp, who I am lucky enough to have met as a teenager - watching Oli develop his iconic style & produce some of my all-time favourite works is one of my greatest art world pleasures - & a big reason I am so excited by today’s emerging talent!

🌼 Daisy’s one to watch

I first discovered Mia Faithfull at a Carl Kostyál exhibition, where her work was displayed alongside Oli Epp. The concept of her work in today’s age of social media takes on an intriguing and slightly twisted edge. Mia has huge potential; I can’t wait to see what she does next …

🤍 Thank you, Daisy! A pleasure to speak with you!

Good morning and calling all Banksy lovers!🎙️Introducing - The Banksy Broadcast: your new information point on the world...
24/06/2024

Good morning and calling all Banksy lovers!

🎙️Introducing - The Banksy Broadcast: your new information point on the world’s most elusive artist.

Once a week, we will be sharing interesting stories and educational details to provide an insight on subjects like; authenticity, lost/removed street works, artwork meanings, street work locations, back catalogue info, auction results and so much more.

🐀Tune in and enjoy!
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Featured: “Morning is Broken”

Last year, a property developer demolished the 500-year-old farmhouse in Kent to make way for new housing, apparently site workers said they “felt sick” once they learnt what they’d destroyed - an original Banksy.


🥳 As Upfest continues, so does our coverage!💕 We had the pleasure of teaming up with Street Art Photo Royalty - Hannah J...
31/05/2024

🥳 As Upfest continues, so does our coverage!

💕 We had the pleasure of teaming up with Street Art Photo Royalty - Hannah Judah - as our tour buddy this year, so here’s the festival through her expert eye and a little Q&A so (if you don’t already) you can learn a little about her!

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❓Introduce yourself and how it was that you got into photographing street art after such an interesting career in film and interior design.

👋🏻 Hey. I’m Hannah and I’m a street art photographer based in Brighton. I think a lot of creatives have varying degrees of visual acuity; I’ve always been drawn to colour and just know what looks ‘right’ to my mind. I’ve never been one to sit still and I’m not quite sure whether I found street art or whether street art found me. Being an ex raver, the communal and rebellious nature of urban art naturally appealed to me, and slowly through the early days of taking casual snaps here and there, and posting them on this platform, things just snowballed. I got commissioned by agencies and festivals…and eventually my street art photography became a legitimate ’thing’.

❓Do you remember your first ever shot?

📱I shot Banksy’s ‘Mild Mild West’ in Bristol on a prehistoric iPhone over a decade ago. The quality of the shot was rubbish, but I had plenty of tangles with the law in Bristol as a teenager, so the piece stuck a real chord!

❓Tell us more about your upcoming book!

📖 All I can say at this point is that it’s been two years in the making and the curator has put a very fresh spin on the how my images have been showcased. Obviously this book covers a lot of previous years work, but we wanted to include images as fresh as last week when I was at UPFEST. It definitely won’t be a slim book but well worth the pennies. I promise to keep you looped in nearer to the release date!

🐊 Layla Andrews is an artist who’s spent the majority of her career working between south London and Brighton - named in...
20/05/2024

🐊 Layla Andrews is an artist who’s spent the majority of her career working between south London and Brighton - named in 2022 as one of The Evening Standards ‘22 London women changing the world’.

🐚 She’s best known for her figurative paintings that draw inspiration from a combination of the natural world, familial narratives, and miscellaneous second-hand objects. Her artworks often feature a diverse cast of recurring characters, ranging from human figures to crocodiles and crustaceans.

🖌️ Central to Layla’s practice is storytelling; celebrating simple joys, the complexities of identity and the juxtaposition of unlikely pairs. Whilst deeply personal, she hopes the ambiguous nature of her work welcomes interpretation and therefore accessibility to the viewer.

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🎉 To mark the 50th anniversary of this incredible brutalist style architecture, built in 1973 by Rinaldo Olivieri, KATRE...
18/05/2024

🎉 To mark the 50th anniversary of this incredible brutalist style architecture, built in 1973 by Rinaldo Olivieri, KATRE - a Parisian born visual artist - created this massive beaut of a piece as a tribute.

🔺‘The Pyramid’ stands at 60 x 15 metres tall and compliments its concrete partner perfectly.

📸 Katre’s works are based on photographs of disused urban-industrial buildings. He usually then overlays these with abstract energy-related elements derived from the formal language of graffiti letters.

☝🏻On the one hand, his painted or sculptural wedges and arrows suggest energies that transcend visible structures; on the other, they still function as the writer’s stylistic trademark.

🔀 “Everybody’s got their own arrow!”

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📝 The journey of our “Leave Your Mark” chalk wall during the course of our latest exhibition at the STRAAT museum in Ams...
15/05/2024

📝 The journey of our “Leave Your Mark” chalk wall during the course of our latest exhibition at the STRAAT museum in Amsterdam - ‘Moniker: An Origin Story.”

🖍️ A moniker, also known as a streak, tag, or hobo art, is a form of graffiti typically found on American freight trains. Created with tools like solid paint sticks or industrial crayons, monikers serve as a means for artists to share stories or capture a moment in time - we invited our guests to leave their own mark!

🔦 The exhibition spotlit iconic moniker artists, with a special focus on the enduring creative friendship between Russell Butler, also known as buZ blurr, and Bill Daniel, spanning over 30 years.

🤍 In a heartfelt tribute, we also acknowledged the passing of the beloved Butler in January 2024, and so the show of like-minded makers took on an even more poignant role in honoring his lasting legacy.

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🎂🎈As The Warhol Museum’s 30th Birthday is coming up, we thought we’d have a little flashback to 2014 when Brazilian stre...
13/05/2024

🎂🎈As The Warhol Museum’s 30th Birthday is coming up, we thought we’d have a little flashback to 2014 when Brazilian street artist KOBRA portrayed Andy Warhol himself alongside his friend and fellow artist Jean-Michel Basquiat.

🟪 The mural was re-imagined - in Kobra’s unforgettable style - from the iconic exhibition poster for the duo’s 1985 collaboration show “Paintings”.

🥊 The bold and highly contrasted photograph, shot by American photographer Michael Halsband, has become one of the most iconic portraits of the two artists - lasting evidence of their friendship and competitiveness.

🌈 Eduardo Kobra utilizes bright colours and bold lines while staying true to a kaleidoscope theme throughout his art. The technique of repeating squares and triangles allows him to bring to life the famous people he depicts in his images.

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🌈 Wishing you all a Saturday as colourful as this Felipe Pantone takeover at the New York Phillips HQ.💫 Felipe Pantone i...
04/05/2024

🌈 Wishing you all a Saturday as colourful as this Felipe Pantone takeover at the New York Phillips HQ.

💫 Felipe Pantone is an Argentinian-Spanish artist who started doing graffiti at the age of 12. He evokes a spirit in his work that feels like a collision between an analog past and a digitized future, where human beings and machines will inevitably glitch alongside one another in a prism of neon gradients, geometric shapes, optical patterns, and jagged grids.

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💕 Makjng a studio a home with conceptual artist Arne Quinze - as, after all, home is where the heart is. ☑️ Arne Quinze ...
30/04/2024

💕 Makjng a studio a home with conceptual artist Arne Quinze - as, after all, home is where the heart is.

☑️ Arne Quinze is a Belgian sculptor and painter, using his art to contest the greyness and dullness of the environments we live in.

✨ From drawings to paintings to massive public installations imbued with bold flashes of colour, his message is unequivocally optimistic.

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Daniel Arsham opens his solo exhibition ‘Venice 3024’ today at the Chiesa di Santa Caterina in Venice!  🤹The American Co...
17/04/2024

Daniel Arsham opens his solo exhibition ‘Venice 3024’ today at the Chiesa di Santa Caterina in Venice!

🤹The American Contemporary artist is known for his multidisciplinary works that are a combination of art, architecture, and performance.

💠 New to Arsham’s body of work is his ‘Fractured Idols’ series, an assemblage of visages drawn from collective memory. Here, figures from antiquity intersect with futuristic characters and are expressed through a diverse array of mediums including painting, sculpture, and, for the first time, mosaics created in collaboration with

🌟Join the artist for the exhibition opening today, April 17, from 4 to 6 pm!

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📍 Chiesa di Santa Caterina, Fondamenta Santa Caterina, 4940A, 30121 Venezia VE, Italy


🎨Get your ‘Moniker: An Origin Story’ merchandise and become part of this monumental movement in art history!👕From t-shir...
11/04/2024

🎨Get your ‘Moniker: An Origin Story’ merchandise and become part of this monumental movement in art history!

👕From t-shirts, to pin badges, to tote bags, to prints, to hoodies - you can find it all over at the online store or in the link in our bio.

🚂 This collection of merchandise supports our latest exhibition in Amsterdam that features hobo moniker artworks that narrate the story of this incredible movement that is SO important to the culture of graffiti and street art - spotlighting iconic moniker tradition artists buZ Blurr, Bill Daniel, and other visionary contributors.

🕊️ This exhibition also pays heartfelt tribute to the recent passing of the beloved buZ Blurr, highlighting his vital role to both the movement and his fellow artists.

🖤 Get collecting, people!

🗣️ ‘Moniker: An Origin Story’
📍 Amsterdam
📅 Exhibition open until April 28th

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🤔 … but do you know the true, and important, definition of the "Moniker"?🇳🇱 Our beautiful exhibition ‘Moniker: An Origin...
08/04/2024

🤔 … but do you know the true, and important, definition of the "Moniker"?

🇳🇱 Our beautiful exhibition ‘Moniker: An Origin Story’ is still going strong over in Amsterdam at the STRAAT Museum’s gallery space - have you been to see it yet?

🩶 Not only will you receive an education on the history of the Moniker and about the great significance of the Moniker movement on the Street Art and Graffiti world as we know it today, you can also be a part of the heartfelt tribute the show has transformed into as it acknowledges the passing of the beloved Russell Butler - also known as buZ blurr - in January 2024.

🚂 Butler was an American artist and photographer celebrated for his significant contributions to the modern mail art network and boxcar art - which was marked by cryptic captions and distinctive characters, and remains an integral part of the Moniker movement’s rich history.

📆 ‘Moniker: An Origin Story’ is open to the public until Sunday, April 28th, 2024, and is included as part of visitor’s regular museum entry ticket.

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🌎 Come “Scratch The Surface” of Adriana Oliver’s art infused world with us in this insightful interview! 🗣️ A little int...
16/03/2024

🌎 Come “Scratch The Surface” of Adriana Oliver’s art infused world with us in this insightful interview!

🗣️ A little introduction:

👋🏻 Hi there! I’m Adriana Oliver, an artist who specializes in creating flat, pop-inspired portraits. My work dives into the complexities of identity and societal norms. Coming from a family of artists, creativity has always been a big part of my life. While I started out in photography, I eventually found my true calling in painting. It’s where I learned how to share stories and delve into the complexity of human emotions.

❓Have you always drawn people?
In the early days of my career as an artist, I was drawn to capturing the essence of people in my artwork. Coming from a background rich in art and creativity, I naturally leaned towards portraying individuals and exploring the emotions they express.

❓Your portraits never feature eyes, what’s the reason behind this?
I leave out the eyes in my portraits on purpose to highlight the idea of ‘identity’ in today’s world. By skipping this key facial feature, I want people to look past surface-level differences and connect with the feelings shown in the artwork. It’s a subtle but strong way to show that we all share common emotions and encourage deeper thinking.

❓You use a very specific, muted colour palette throughout your work - tell us about this!
My preference for muted colors in my artwork has grown naturally as I’ve developed my style. I’m drawn to softer, less intense tones because they give off a nostalgic and timeless vibe.

❓ Do you ever create portraits of your loved ones?
Although a lot of my portraits showcase anonymous figures, from time to time, I do create pieces inspired by my loved ones or drawn from personal experiences. These pieces hold a special significance for me, serving as a means of introspection and connection with my own emotions and memories.

🔝Your top 3 artists alive and working at the moment:





🎉 Your 2024 news!
I’m currently putting the finishing touches on my solo exhibition, scheduled for this April with in Milan!

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🛫 From France, to Germany, to Italy, to Egypt, to Rio de Janeiro… we struggle to find a place in the world that the Fren...
04/03/2024

🛫 From France, to Germany, to Italy, to Egypt, to Rio de Janeiro… we struggle to find a place in the world that the French self-titled “urban activist” hasn’t transformed with his photographic collage installations.

🤍 Here, we feature a small selection of JR’s most spectacular temporary works from around the world, but there really are too many to choose from! So, go forth and delve into his wondrous portfolio for some Monday Motivation.

💡The master of optical illusions, JR, who cleverly conceals his own identity with his trademark black glasses and dandy hat, has covered streets and monuments internationally with his gigantic collages for last 20+ years - here’s to another 20! 🤞🏻

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🎶 A collection of 98 powerful paintings and sculptures by Black American, African, and African diasporic artists has gon...
27/02/2024

🎶 A collection of 98 powerful paintings and sculptures by Black American, African, and African diasporic artists has gone on show at The Brooklyn Museum - not just any collection though: THE DEAN COLLECTION, the art collection of two titans in the music industry, Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz (Kasseem Dean).

🌋 ‘GIANTS’ features artists who have made - and continue to make - a significant impact on the art world and contemporary culture, and encourages conversations that celebrate Blackness, critique society, and imagine a collective future.

🖤 There are a multitude of incredible artworks to choose from, but our favourites are the pair of portraits of Keys and Dean by American painter Kehinde Wiley - known for his captivating artworks and views on racial power.

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🗓️ It’s the last Sunday of February, people! Who’s making plans for March? ‘Cause AMSTERDAM is where it’s at!📣 Our upcom...
25/02/2024

🗓️ It’s the last Sunday of February, people! Who’s making plans for March? ‘Cause AMSTERDAM is where it’s at!

📣 Our upcoming exhibition, at the STRAAT Museum’s Gallery space, unveils the hidden legacy of the hobo moniker and delves into its unique contributions to global street art and graffiti culture.

🚂 A moniker, also known as a streak, tag, or hobo art, is a form of graffiti typically found on American freight trains, serving as a means for artists to share stories or capture a moment in time.

🖍️ This educational exhibition - titled ‘Moniker: An Origin Story’ will spotlight the iconic moniker tradition artists buZ Blurr, Bill Daniel, and other visionary contributors. It also serves as a heartfelt tribute to the recent passing of the beloved buZ blurr - highlighting his vital role to both the movement and his fellow artists.

🎉 OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday 9th March
🔗 More info in bio link

🖍️ Moniker, An Origin Story
🗓️ March 10th - April 28th, 2024
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📍 NDSM Wharf, Amsterdam
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🍁What better time to enjoy the leafy loveliness of Amsterdam than in the month of March?🎉 Along with our upcoming show o...
15/02/2024

🍁What better time to enjoy the leafy loveliness of Amsterdam than in the month of March?

🎉 Along with our upcoming show opening - ‘MONIKER, An Origin Story’ - at the STRAAT Museum this March 9th, you can also revel in the city’s “Restaurant Week” - a celebration of art and food, what more could you want?!

🙏🏼 This is a tribute - in the form of an exhibition - to the hidden legacy of hobo monikers and their significant impact on global street art and graffiti culture.

🎬 With the guidance from documentary filmmaker and photographer .daniel we have worked to ensure we can represent the moniker subculture as best as possible and bring these incredible stories abroad.

🗣️ In the words of our Director, and Curator of this memorable and immensely important exhibition: “We hope you can join us to celebrate the inspirational life of artist and welcome some true moniker artists to Europe at the STRAAT Museum in Amsterdam this March!”

✈️ WHO’S WITH US?!

🖍️ Moniker, An Origin Story
🗓️ March 9th - April 28th, 2024
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📍 NDSM Wharf, Amsterdam
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📢 Calling all Graffiti Fans!🚂 After many months of planning, we are very excited to finally be able to announce our upco...
03/02/2024

📢 Calling all Graffiti Fans!

🚂 After many months of planning, we are very excited to finally be able to announce our upcoming exhibition - ‘Moniker: An Origin Story.’ A tribute - in the form of an exhibition - to the hidden legacy of hobo monikers and their significant impact on global street art and graffiti culture.

🕊️ Most importantly, the exhibition will pay heartfelt tribute to the recent passing of the beloved Russell Butler, aka buZ Blurr, who was a visual and conceptual artist famous for his creation of the legendary Colossus of Roads railroad moniker, which he started while working for the Missouri Pacific Railroad in Gurdon, Arkansas.

🤝 The exhibition is curated by Moniker Art director, Tina Ziegler in collaboration with Bill Daniel. The exhibition is supported by Moniker Foundation, STRAAT Museum, with a special collaboration with Massillon Museum.

🖍️ Moniker: An Origin Story
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📆 March 9th - April 28th, 2024
🔗 Link in bio for more info

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💫 Contemporary artist Jamie Linley is well known for his juxtaposing of images to create new enviroments and contrasts t...
26/01/2024

💫 Contemporary artist Jamie Linley is well known for his juxtaposing of images to create new enviroments and contrasts that are full of parallels, multiple meanings and often have a limbo or dream-like quality. Whilst the self confessed anthropologist will continue with this foundation, he is also trying something new for 2024…

🗣️“This year I will be producing a lot more artworks in different shapes and forms either on panel or recycled plexiglass, I am really enjoying the sculptural look of them and have a lot of ideas for some larger almost instillation type configurations.”

⏭️ We can’t wait to see what is coming next!

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💤 A sleepy Scratch the Surface Sunday morning with Colin McMaster.❓Tell us about yourself as an artist? 🏡 There were har...
21/01/2024

💤 A sleepy Scratch the Surface Sunday morning with Colin McMaster.

❓Tell us about yourself as an artist?
 
🏡 There were hardly any artworks in my childhood household, but an immense collection of Pulp and Crime novels - men with slicked back hair being stared down by dramatic, angular women who looked like they’d just given up knitting and taken up arson - I fear I have been trying to re-create these scenes ever since!

🪚I became frustrated with the limitations of a flat canvas so incorporated a more 3D aspect to my work, producing cut-out paintings. Stylistically, the work owes much to the Pop Art movement.
 
❓Central St. Martins - What was it like to be a student there?
 
🎭 I loved being so close to Soho then, high up on the 8th floor overlooking W***y Russel’s Blood Brothers. It was grubby, fun and full of potential and it was a dream being able to eat a sandwich and dart into the National Gallery to marvel at a Caravaggio painting. I was just too late to share the same staircase as Stella McCartney or Jarvis Cocker, but remember on my first day clocking a cut-out artwork by Bedwyr Williams which obviously left an impression and whose hilarious work got me through lockdown.
 
❓Talk us through your experience of being part of the Moniker Art Fair in 2016/17

🚬 I took part in the Open Studios Programme, allowing me free rein to create an immersive environment to display work, I recall being instructed simply, ‘just don’t make the space boring.’ I created an immersive smoke-filled dreamscape of sorts. The artwork was surrounded by 3-dimensional trails and wisps of smoke. This nocturnal world was inhabited by my painted characters fueled by longing and regret. They were their literal selves, “cut-outs”, clichés playing a role that I painstakingly persevered with in ink and watercolour.

🔗 Full interview coming to the blog soon!

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☺️ Proud to have worked with Nigerian-born (now London-based) multi-disciplinary artist, Ken Nwadiogbu on our ‘Moniker E...
15/01/2024

☺️ Proud to have worked with Nigerian-born (now London-based) multi-disciplinary artist, Ken Nwadiogbu on our ‘Moniker Editions’ charity print programme.

🎓 Nwadiogbu has made some serious headway since then; with Netflix commissioning him for their ‘Top Boy’ series, a number of successful international exhibitions, graduating from the RCA and now Artnet have named him in their “8 Artists To Watch in 2024” - just INCREDIBLE.

🧡 Ken’s new body of colourful conceptual works mix hyperrealism with contemporary elements, addressing black representation, identity, displacement, and socio-political control.

📍 See his new works in person .sg with from 19th – 21st January 2024.

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🍽️ Lunch Time with Berlin-based artist Yam Shalev!🌇 Shalev’s body of works is primarily inspired by his surroundings and...
14/01/2024

🍽️ Lunch Time with Berlin-based artist Yam Shalev!

🌇 Shalev’s body of works is primarily inspired by his surroundings and the people around him.

🔎 Regarding himself being more of an observer rather than a participator, Shalev finds comfort in documenting his surroundings and transferring emotional situations onto the canvas.

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🧡 And just like that… the first Saturday of 2024 has arrived! Hoping your year blooms as beautifully as this garden piec...
06/01/2024

🧡 And just like that… the first Saturday of 2024 has arrived! Hoping your year blooms as beautifully as this garden piece by representational oil painter Zoey Frank.

🌻 The Colorado-based painter’s work includes perceptual painting, narrative, and formal investigations. In her more recent work, she’s become more deliberate about her approach to pictorial space, pulling out ideas from each historical period that she finds compelling.

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🪵 Japanese sculptor Yosh*toshi Kanemaki expertly depicting emotions we didn’t even know we possessed and he’s doing this...
21/12/2023

🪵 Japanese sculptor Yosh*toshi Kanemaki expertly depicting emotions we didn’t even know we possessed and he’s doing this in the medium of WOOD.

😶 Navigating the emotions we feel on a day to day basis in this crazy modern world can feel completely overwhelming and difficult to deal with… enter Yosh*toshi Kanemaki, who has found the perfect way of representing these feelings in physical form. 

🪚 Each sculpture, often life-size in scale, is carved out of a single log of wood (‼️) - surreal, superb craftsmanship using the method “ichiboku-zukuri”.

👀 Each work is so impressive to behold, with duplicating limbs, faces, and even entire bodies. It’s the multiple faces in particular that play an important role in these sculptures as it’s the expressions that showcase the various emotions of happiness, contentment, pain, anger, sadness, and many more.

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