Querencia will bring together a new collection of Southwick’s highly saturated paintings that present lavish domestic spaces in relation to notions of ownership and aspiration.
All in Contemporary Art
Ai-Wen Wu Kratz
Ai-Wen Wu Kratz is a native of Hong Kong, China. She holds a BFA degree in Painting and Mathematics from Fort Wright College, Spokane, Washington; a MFA degree in Painting and Printmaking from Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan.
Paul Hartel
Hartel, from New York, spent his early years there in Buffalo, Jackson Heights, Manhattan, and the Bronx, and has lived and worked in New Jersey, Waterford Ireland, Saint Martin French West Indies, Netherlands Antilles, Washington DC, West Virginia, and now in Sligo Ireland.
Interview with James Earley
How would you describe yourself and your artwork? I am an artist that paints with emotion and I hope my art shows this emotion.I paint people who are invisible to the world and who live on the edge such as the homeless. I want my art to scream.
Alesandro Ljubicic
Flowers burst out from Alesandro Ljubicic’s large, textured canvases. Sweeps and daubs of vivid colour convey his intense response to the beauty of nature.
Caroline Walker
Caroline Walker's large-scale paintings and intimate drawings focus on women within psychologically charged public spaces such as hotels and beauty parlors. Intimate scenes build upon the language of city life with the pronounced quality of a voyeuristic gaze.
Karin Monschauer
Karin Monschauer creates worlds full of shapes and colors with computer graphics software. Her Digital Art creates abstractions of infinite interpretations. The embroidery technique has always fascinated her, allowing to externalize the connection and the interweaving of colors and shapes.
Francesco Ruspoli
Francesco Ruspoli believe that art expresses a fundamental part of what it means to be human. It is through art that the conflicts of life can be explored, better understood, brought to the surface and put into new relationships with each other.
Aykut Aydoğdu
Aykut Aydoğdu was born in Ankara and started his college education in Marmara University - Graphic Design Department after finishing high school in Ankara Anatolian Fine Arts High School.
Daniel Danger
Daniel Danger is an illustrator and print-maker living in the woods of Massachusetts. The son of a middle school art teacher and a professional potter, he was probably never going to be an accountant.
Otto Ford
Otto Ford (British, b.1978) works in London, UK. Otto Ford creates works that explore the re-processing of the digital as material paintings.
Cecilia Paredes
Cecilia Paredes is a Peruvian photographer noted for her images of camouflaged bodies against patterned surfaces.
Hurvin Anderson
Born in the UK and raised in the Caribbean before settling in the United Kingdom, Hurvin Anderson creates work embedded with the imagery, colors, and social history of his origins, as well as his early experiences of dislocation. His paintings and drawings are representational, but he typically disrupts their legibility with gestural marks or abstract patterns.
Patricia Treib
Patricia Treib is an American artist who was born in 1979.
Petra Cortright
Petra Cortright’s practice revolves around the creation and distribution of digital files, be it videos, gifs, jpegs, or consumer and corporate software and platforms. Her career began with her now infamous YouTube videos that used default effect tools to distort and mutate her face and body.
'Unclaimed Children'
Opening on June 5, Unclaimed Children is Canadian artist Trate’s second London-based show. The evocative canvases exhibited in Unclaimed Children capture elements of the human condition through a vivid palette of reimagined physical forms.
Bernard Frize
Bernard Frize is a French artist, well known for his experimental approach to painting. He was born in 1949, in Saint-Mandé, France. Referencing Minimalism, Abstract Expressionism, and Color Field, the artist mainly focuses on the mechanics of painting, exploring the bare minimal essence of painting, devoid of conception and aesthetic. Bernard Frize often works in series, following strict rules as to process and palette, and employs assistants in elaborately choreographed acts of painting.
“100 Artists Of The Future’ Art Book
We are glad announces The Launch Of Our Debut Book “100 Artists Of The Future’.
Monica Tap
In her work, Monica Tap uses landscape to consider questions of time and history, technology and memory. Her paintings are arrangements assembled from various fragments: outtakes from painting’s history, elements from her own snapshots, colour notes, memory.
Jannis Varelas
Jannis Varelas lives and works in Athens, Vienna, and Los Angeles. He received an MFA from the Royal College of Art in London and a BA from the Athens School of Fine Arts.