Alice Zilberberg: Meditations
The awards keep rolling in for Meditations, the exquisite wildlife series by Canadian artist Alice Zilberberg
Richard Taylor: Syncopations in Metal
The range of sculptor Richard Taylor apparently is endless. His inventive work covers outdoor public installations, lacy hanging sculptures, playful standing creations and poetic wall hangings.
Sketchbook Saturday: Watercolour Appeal
Oh the appeal of watercolours. These artists show how a sketchbook comes alive with depth and luminosity when the medium is watercolour. Above: Sylvain Cnudde, a beach in Normandy, France.
Tintype Surfers & Lost Places
The end of summer is the perfect time to appreciate American photographer Joni Sternbach’s surfer works, which are atmospheric and nostalgic, although they are contemporary shots. Sternbach is well known for Surfland, a series of unique tintype portraits and seascapes along America’s coasts. She also captures abandoned places, […]
Mikhail Gubin’s Splintery Configurations
Russian-born Mikhail Gubin’s sculptural works are united by the recycled materials he uses. The New York-based artist finds his city a treasure trove of material — furniture parts, construction material, toys, bike parts and wood.
Sketchbook Saturday: Surreal & Dreamlike
These works from Chris Buchholz are impossibly creative, and surreal, and this is only one of his many styles. Have a look at his entire sketch and draw portfolio on Flickr, here.
