Arts

  • Daisy Parris: Vulnerability Rendered in Oil and Gesture

    [ad_1] Psychological Space and the Language of Feeling Daisy Parris occupies a distinctive position within contemporary painting through her sustained focus on psychological space and emotional articulation. Her practice centers on transforming lived experience into visual language, where memory, vulnerability, and reflection are translated into charged painterly surfaces. Rather than offering detached observation, her paintings…

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  • “True to Nature” at the Belvedere » Art & Antique Marketplac…

    [ad_1] From 27 February to 14 June 2026, the Lower Belvedere presents the exhibition “Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller: True to Nature” Source: Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller. Image: Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller: “The Ruins of Liechtenstein Castle near Mödling”, 1848 Landscape painting experienced a heyday across Europe during the nineteenth century. Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller was part of this development,…

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  • Deputy Director Julian Cox Leaves Art Gallery of Ontario

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  • Juxtapoz Magazine – Laurent Proux “Out Of The Blue” @ GNYP G…

    [ad_1] If you happen to be Antwerp this week, and maybe you are, Laurent Proux, one of our favorite French painters, is opening Out of the Blue with GNYP Gallery.  In his expressive, large-format works, Proux (b. 1980; France) stages humans in the field of tension between industry and nature in the context of 21st…

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  • Álvaro Urbano Suspends Fleeting Moments of Decay in Metal Pl…

    [ad_1] Anyone who’s decried the seasonal blip we call autumn knows how rapidly nature can swing from verdant greenery to leafless branches. The same goes for the missed watering of an overlooked houseplant: skip a week and bear witness to browning edges that curl into a crisp. As quickly as these natural changes occur, so…

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  • Deb JJ Lee – BOOOOOOOM! – CREATE * INSPIRE * COMMUNITY * ART…

    [ad_1] A selection of work from illustrator Deb JJ Lee. Born in Seoul, Deb spent the majority of their life on the East Coast of the United States. They graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Design from Carnegie Mellon University in 2018 and worked in Silicon Valley as a UX Designer before pivoting to a…

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  • Marcus Jansen: Painting Against the Architecture of Power

    [ad_1] Origins of a Defiant Vision Marcus Jansen has spent more than three decades shaping a body of work that confronts the political and cultural forces embedded within visual tradition. Working as a professional painter for over thirty years, he has built a practice that questions how images sustain authority and reinforce inherited narratives. His…

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  • A portfolio by Claude Parent

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  • Juxtapoz Magazine – “Always Never”: a Solo Exhibition by Lin…

    [ad_1] pt. 2 Gallery is pleased to present Always Never, the first solo exhibition with the gallery by Oakland-based artist Linda Geary. Geary’s practice has long been rooted in collage, cutting, masking, and deliberate construction. Building up color, shape, and pattern through layered compositions, she develops paintings where structure and revision unfold together. In Always…

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  • Dive into Wool Creature Lab’s World of Vibrant Felted Nudibr…

    [ad_1] Among the myriad delights of the marine world, nudibranchs count among some of the most adorable. There are around 3,000 known species of these often very colorful, textured, soft-bodied animals. Technically part of the mollusc family, they shed their shells as they grow older, so we sometimes refer to them as “sea slugs,” but…

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