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In conversation: Ana Kim
Ana Kim is a South Korean-born surrealist painter who calls herself an artist who creates a new genre and translation through miscellaneous rearrangement of animals and nature, and her practice is pursuing modern surrealism.
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In conversation: Maria Myasnikova
Maria Myasnikova (b. 1997) is a Russian born artist, curator (ReA! Art Fair) and teacher who lives and works in Milan. She works primarily with oil paint, spray paint, wood and found objects creating what the artist call Abstract Sculptural Assemblages.
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In conversation: Sangmin Tang Lee
Sangmin Lee, born in South Korea in 1993, is a Korean artist best known for portraits featuring Korean queer individuals, including himself, through his practice of representing his subjects by utilizing his interdisciplinary approach to art-making.
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In conversation : Jay Golding
Jay Golding creates drawings and paintings that primarily depict human subjects from all walks of life - often in relation to their environment.
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In conversation: Mikaya Petros
Mikaya Petros is an abstract artist born in Milan whose works breathe a dream dimension that absorbs all the contradictions and peculiarities of our era. Symbolism and Time are investigated, broken down and recomposed in a metamorphic vision, a reflection of a mirrored and parallel world.
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Human and nature: the naturalistic paintings of Yaroslav Leonets
Featured Ukraine artist Yaroslav Leonets embodies the battle for communication and connection by exploring the atmospheres surrounding him while striving to portray the beauty behind nature and human interaction.
Joana Alarcão
Teapot Trust: Art Therapy Charity
Writer Emma Thomson has been undergoing art therapy in order to help her deal with some of the feelings and symptoms experience due to her sleep disorder called Narcolepsy with Cataplexy. Here Emma tell us about her experience.
Emma Thomson
In conversation: Leonardo Flores
Professional illustrator Leonardo Flores creates illustrations depicting
the relationship between the animal and the industrial. And how that is expressed both individually and collectively. We had the chance to interview Flores, who lead us through his experiences as an artist.
Joana Alarcão
Because Representation Matters- Interview with the founder of They Did I Can Too.
In the Platform -They Did I Can Too – there are sections such as profiles on historical individuals, career information,and interviews of individuals from minority ethnic backgrounds.
Joana Alarcão
Interview with Interdisciplinary Visual Artist KristofLab
"Landscapes are transforming. The human footprint is so united with the natural environment that “untouched area” has become a separate concept, and human presence can be felt everywhere. "
Joana Alarcão
In conversation: Michael Kwong
Michael Kwong is a pop art and abstract expressionist painter creating art pieces that combining eastern culture characteristic and western painting technique together.
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In Conversation: Beata May
In Beata May's works, she emphasizes the independence of women and the heroism of many women across the world. As a painter, she works with brush and paint to create art that escapes the present showing a deep fascination for art as an experience, a dialogue, a story to be heard and comprehended.
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In conversation: Lexygius Sanchez Calip
Lexygius Sanchez Calip is a Filipino-American art practitioner and scholar whose practice and philosophy work in accord, investigating how his sensibilities discern into something tangible, and how that form it takes becomes wise and clever.
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In conversation: Meg Peters
Meg Peters is a poet, human rights activist, writer, and former sailor. Born and raised in Connecticut, she has called many places home from Massachusetts to Italy. With an academic background in international law and global affairs, her poetry reflects changing global environments and the interpersonal experiences that occur in settings from the sea to large metropolitan cities.
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In Conversation: Triss Qian
Triss Qian is an illustrator and animator whose practice explores the possibilities of physical computing as a tool for urban residents to embrace nature.
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Intersecting scientific theories and human creativity: the poetic practice of interdisciplinary artist Kenneth Lambert
Kenneth Lambert’s conceptual approach captures the contemporary zeitgeist by transposing themes found in science to illuminate current social issues and rising anxieties of our time.
Joana Alarcão
Embodying an Ecopsychological perspective, artist Itit Cheung builds a conversation around the notions of diversity, connection and Human rights.
Featured Thai-Chinese artist Weera It ITTITEERARAK, cross-disciplinarity practice focuses on climate issues and the post-pandemic era to bring awareness to ecophysiology and the importance of the environment's connection with humans.
Joana Alarcão
The sense of Algerian identity permeated through the art of Leila Bakouche.
Leila Bakouche photographic storytelling practice creates a parallel dialogue around Algerian identity and intrinsic human behaviors.
Joana Alarcão
In conversation: Mike Petrakis
We had the opportunity to interview Greek contemporary conceptual artist Mike Petrakis whose art is inspired by a wide range of ancient and contemporary urban imaginary to create a parallel dialogue around modern social and individual atmospheres.
Joana Alarcão
Circular ceramics - In conversation with artist Sara Howard
At the exhibition, there was a collection of Sara’s ceramics on display, called ‘Circular Ceramics Collection: Cup, Bowl, and Plate’.
Emma Thomson