I´m a multidisciplinary artist, teacher, writer, and philosopher. I´ve been exhibited in the Nordic countries since the early '90s, but also in Europe and New York. I´m living in Sweden with my family and have my studio based in my home.
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Interview with Ted Lau
Hong Kong artist Ted Lau is born in 1989. Ted is an award-winning fine art photographer. Growing up in Hong Kong, Ted started taking photographs when he was as young as 11. Since then, he has never stopped making images, sharpening his skills over the years and creating visuals that inspire his audiences.
Interview with Pia Kintrup
Pia Kintrup, a German artist, graduated at Folkwang University of Arts in Germany with a Bachelor of Arts Degree, specifically in photography. She then went to study M.A. Photography studies and practice in the same university in 2017, graduating with a Master of Arts.
Patricia Borges
Patricia Borges, Brazilian photographer and multimedia artist, graduated in architecture, photography, cinematography and screenplay. Awarded at Florence and Rome biennials. Her work has been featured in numerous publications and exhibitions around the world and it is part of major private collections.
Hopper Prize: Spotlight on the Artists
The Hopper Prize has a strong history of supporting contemporary visual artists through their biannual artist grant program. This is a great program that provides unrestricted financial support to working artists of all backgrounds and disciplines. In the Spring and Fall, 5 artists each receive awards, for a total of 10 grants per year. On top of this, support is extended to an additional 30 artists per cycle who are selected for a shortlist.
Interview with Amir Chodorov
Cubism was created when Picasso and Braque introduced a third dimension in their impressionist paintings. Inspired by African sculptures, cubist artists represented all dimensions of reality by showing the various angles of an object.
Interview with Patricia Heuker of Hoek
As an artist, I create images that speak about the fragility of life, of us. I truly believe our children can make a difference. They might be young and seem fragile, but they have the power and will to change things.
Christo Anto Francis
Merging academic and contemporary painting into one, Christo Anto Francis, an illustrative painter hailing from Canada captures people at various moments of their lives. The artist carefully crafts paintings which have arresting emotions and shows beauty, simplicity, elegance, eccentricity and naughtiness in them.
Interview with Paul Veron (Amazilia Photography)
Paul Veron (Amazilia Photography) was born in 1959 in the Channel Islands, where he still lives today. He studied natural sciences to degree level in Aberystwyth and Swansea Universities, before attaining his Post Graduate Certificate in Education at Exeter University, UK. Amazilia’s art centers on the beauty, grace and intrigue of the female nude; a subject which has fascinated artists, and drawn them like moths to the flame in every creative discipline for millennia.
Interview with Patricia Heuker of Hoek
Patricia Heuker of Hoek is a Dutch photographer, influenced by developments that affect the lives of the next generation. Her focus is on humanity’s intervention with the planet, on growing up in a digital world and other important issues which define the world and future of children.
Interview with Angeliki Manta
Angeliki Manta studied architecture with her Master degree completed in UK, in University of Manchester. Her involvement with photography began in 2016 where she started attending various photography seminars. She is currently attending a Master in Photography and Visual Language in Akto College, Greece.
Han Cao
Calligrapher and fiber artist Han Cao repurposes old photographs by stitching brightly colored flowers and landscapes directly onto each black and white image.
Interview with Danny Johananoff
Danny Johananoff resides in New York. Having spent over 50 years in photography, he started to exhibit his work only by 2018. He held exhibitions in NY, Miami, Rome and Milan with further exhibitions scheduled in London and Barcelona.
Hopper Prize: Artist Grant Winners
Recent Grant Winners: Recipients of the Hopper Prize
Interview with Tang-Wei Hsu
My name is Tang-Wei Hsu. I am 39-years-old and I currently reside in Sunnyside, Queens with my wife and three kids. I was born and raised in Taiwan where I began my career as an artist. I moved to New York when I received an artist abroad subsidy from the Asian Cultural Council. I obtained a Bachelor’s degree in architecture at the Shih Chien University and an MFA in visual arts at the Tainan National University of Arts.
Howard Harris
In his carefully altered digital prints, American-born photographer Howard Harris takes on what is perhaps the most American of themes: the interrelationship of perception and technology.
Eriko Kaniwa
Eriko Kaniwa is an international award-winning fine art photographer based in Tokyo, and the creator of Sensegraphia fine art photography.
Interview with Daria Vorobyeva
Daria Vorobyeva is a photo artist based in Moscow, Russia. She was born in 1994. In 2018, Daria graduated from Lomonosov Moscow State University. In 2018, Daria completed intensive course on art business at Synergy Art Academy, in 2019 - on history of arts, contemporary art and contemporary cultural process at the Higher School of design.
Edward Lee
Edward Lee specialises in landscape photography of places with arresting, natural scenery. Lee’s distinctive style captures mosaics of contrasting natural features, including mountains, water, terrain, clouds, and sky.
Interview with Benny De Grove
Born 1957 Ghent Belgium. Academy of Fine Arts Ghent. Photographer Since 1986. Publicity and Portrait photography for magazines, books and publicity agencies.