Art
Art and Culture
In conversation: Katerina Pravda
Entanglements of Unity: A Deep Dive into Magda Holden's Art
Embark on a journey through the intricate tapestry of art that transcends the boundaries of conventional themes. In this review, we delve into a realm where science and spirituality converge, weaving a narrative that mirrors the interconnectedness of our existence. Join us as we explore the profound layers of Magda Holden's creations, provoking contemplation on caring, empathy, and solidarity in the face of our evolving world.
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Power of Empathy in Contemporary Atmospheres: Unveiling the Profound Narratives in Holly Sabine Nerreter's Practice
In her poignant mixed media drawings, Holly Sabine Nerreter delves into the stories of women, senior citizens, and the homeless. With "Protect the Past to Save the Future," sparked by outrage over the mistreatment of older individuals during the pandemic, Nerreter intricately details every wrinkle to challenge ageism and ensure their stories are heard. Through her compelling work, she urges us to embrace our elders, offering a profound reminder of their wisdom and beauty.
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Human - what is it to be a human in the world of suffering?
The Prix Pictet photography and sustainability competition draws our attention to the definition of human in times of hardship with striking imagery.
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What it feels like for a girl exhibition by Kryštof Novotný
What it feels like for a girl is a comprehensive exhibition conceived into a series of twenty oil paintings depicting a woman’s life. The artist’s effort is to capture women’s desires, thoughts and feelings in individual moments, important to them, their own lives.
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A Stone in the Waters
A Stone in the Waters is a short story of a castaway who experiences the qualities of coexisting with nature and decides to spend the rest of his life alone rather than surrender nature to humanity.
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The images of a new generation- the figurative paintings of Kateryna Bortsova
Introducing one of our featured artist for Volume II - Kateryna Bortsova. With a background in painting and graphic art, Kateryna holds both a BFA and an MFA from the Academy of Fine Arts in Moscow. Her exceptional talent has been recognized in numerous international exhibitions held in countries like Taiwan, Berlin, Munich, Spain, Italy, and the USA.
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Mixing the real and the perceived -the abstract paintings of Helena Barbagelata
Volume II featured artist, Helena Barbagelata is a model, multidisciplinary artist, activist, writer and researcher for whom art is an open dialogue with the world, where the other side of the mirror reflects a sphere of experiences in which the physical and the abstract coexist harmoniously.
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Through the eyes of an invisible onlooker. The photographic practice of George Kascheev
Volume II featured artist, George Kascheev, is a multidisciplinary artist who uses photography as a way to capture the hidden aspects of our world.
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Children of Maticni
by Gulbin Ozdamar Akarcay
Children of Maticni is a photography collection by Gulbin Ozdamar Akarcay, who In 2006-2007 when living in the Czech Republic was confronted with “the racism and discrimination” found there. Akarcay started the project to highlight the Romany minority “who are stigmatized as `gypsies` by the dominant majority in the district of Maticni-Usti Nad Labem in Prague.”
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Sea, Solitude
An Anthology of the Ocean and Those Who Call it Home
- project by Meg Peters
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Searching for authenticity artist Antonis Tsrouchas reflects individual and societal pressures.
The forthcoming practice of greek artist Antonis Tsrouchas whose openness around the subject of personal journey and struggles, remind us of the unmatched beauty of one's experience and character.
by Joana Alarcão
Questioning current global atmospheres: artist Ken Clarry develops societal and non-violent political art interventions
Artist Ken Clarry examines the political and global cooperative atmospheres with a cross-disciplinary practice that makes us wary of concrete moral ideologies.
by Joana Alarcão
In conversation: Valentin Bakardjiev
We had the opportunity to interview award-winning multimedia artist Valentin Bakardjiev whose practice connects the past with the present using traditional techniques - focusing on creating a more sustainable practice: using natural, recycled and upcycled materials. Go have a look!
by Joana Alarcão
In conversation: Désirée Jung
The first of our new feature series, writer and illustrator, Désirée Jung takes the stand, leading us through her journey as an artist. With multiple poetry and fiction published in several magazines around the world, the Brazilian-born artist creates both illustrations, writings and videos capturing the essence of being a human in today's world.
by Joana Alarcão
The values of freedom in art- Ai Weiwei the ceaseless voice for the voiceless.
The traditions of a fading society, the roots of ancient history weaving itself with the rich and dynamic imaginaries of the contemporary world.
by Joana Alarcão
‘Hydro – Solar – Wind’ – Interview with artist Sarah Calmus
The second artist from the exhibition that I am writing an article about is Sarah Calmus.
Sarah’s work at the exhibition was called ‘Hydro – Solar – Wind’ (2020), a video piece that incorporated data on renewable energy.
by Emma Thomson
The unconventional appeal of everyday objects- Interview with the artist Helen Grundy
The first artist from the exhibition that I will feature is Helen Grundy.
At the exhibition, there were three of Helen’s artworks on display – part of a series called ‘FEARMAIL’. For the series, Helen has used envelopes to create collages, I found this quite interesting because it is something that I have never come across before in art.
by Emma Thomson
Resolve: A Creative Approach to the Circular Economy – Exhibition Review
I recently went to an exhibition called ‘Resolve: A Creative Approach to the Circular Economy’ on March 5th 2022.
by Emma Thomson
My Family’s Immigration Story
My family has benefited, and been formed in part, due to immigration mainly through my mother’s family. Here is my family’s story.
by Emma Thomson