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Magic in the Everyday: Two Artists Who Transform Reality
Two powerful art exhibitions in London—Noah Davis at the Barbican and Grayson Perry at the Wallace Collection—reveal how everyday life can be transformed through a magical, artistic lens. In times of unrest, their work offers light, complexity, and wonder.
Ghosts in the Garden: An Encounter with the Art of Hugo Durante
While walking my dog through the Bordeaux Botanical Garden, I encountered an artist who sees ghosts in forgotten statues and hope in decay. Hugo Durante’s sculptures draw from ancient myth, pop culture, and the natural world—blending apocalypse with revelation. This is the story of how a shared love of animals and art sparked conversations about beauty, ruin, and the worlds we dare to imagine.
Voices from the Past
Discover how Afro-american voices shaped the art world with the careers of Annie E Walker and Henry Ossawa Tanner.
Land by Rewati Shahani
Rewati Shahani was born and brought up in Mumbai in a family directly affected by Partition. The topics of migration and place have been constant themes in her work.
From Venezuela to Australia – an artistic renaissance for Jorge González
“There is no intentional message in my pieces and my expressions in general other than to admire and contemplate beauty, the complexity of details. Maybe if we analyse them from a logical viewpoint, we could say that my mind is fascinated by human intervention on nature.”
Ioannis Tsangaris: Make-up Magic
Throughout the history of ancient Rome, Egypt and Greece you will see that make up was used by both men and women. It wasn’t considered to be feminine but was used for religious or political purposes as well. Men have always used make up and especially now with so many make up artists applying make up on themselves for Instagram and YouTube.
Discovering the world through color with Minnie Valero
Delve into the mind of Minnie Valero, where light and travel shape her art in watercolour, pastel, and acrylic forms.
Hidden structures – Stefan Todorov
Stefan Todorov is probably one of the best known artists in Sofia, Bulgaria. His work is popular internationally and among his clients you will find Hillary Clinton, King Mohamed VI of Morocco and The Imperial Court of Japan.