Philippe Caspar, painting with brute force color
Born in Strasbourg in 1982, Philippe Caspar is a graphic designer; self-taught artist, mostly influenced by cinema, literature, music and comics. Caspar has been...
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Marcelle Hanselaar, who we are when the mask is off
Recently the Metropolitan Museum of art in New York acquired the complete set of Marcelle Hanselaar’s The Crying Game prints, the Ashmolean Museum in...
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Andrew Myers, faces in prints to installations
Loud & Clear Andrew’s second charcoal drawing from a new series that he’s creating is called “Loud & Clear” – measures 48” x 72”...
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Toni Belobrajdic, passionate abstract figurative paintings
Born in Croatia in 1958, Toni Belobrajdic is a full-time figurative artist. He started exhibiting in late seventies and had his first solo show...
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LUCE Lucia Horakova, bold figure painting from Slovakia
I grew up under the mountains – High Tatras, which are the highest mountains in Czech and Slovak Republic. My surname comes from the...
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Katha Rossein, figurative archival dye sublimation on metal
Studying Fine Arts at NYU during the late 1960’s was a time fraught with political movements both from the anti war movement to civil...
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