Eva Nielsen’s works present visual dichotomies, where rasterized black and white surfaces, are mixed with painterly landscapes. Her big compositions... Read More
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Lee Piechocki develops a unique body of paintings using shadows and exquisite stencil work. The magical atmosphere in Lee´s work... Read More
#Interview – It has been long, very long, that I follow Robin F Williams on Instagram. I was always waiting... Read More
Dear Reader, this edition of Berlin Art Week is very good. As always, there’s a lot to see. Let me... Read More
Welcome to the 3rd part of our article about THE POWER OF FRENCH CONTEMPORARY PAINTING – New beginnings! As a... Read More
The first edition of the Strasbourg Biennale proposes to explore the fascinating theme of citizenship in the digital age. The... Read More
The Art World’s favorite duo is putting together a show for Herstory at me Collectors Room in the German Capital.... Read More
Stephanie Ballantine is an interdisciplinary artist located in Berlin since 2010. In her works, she explores unusual tropes like ‘The... Read More
The Berlin Art Week is kicking the Summer away. We sent our guest-writer, painter Fleur Helluin, as a much needed... Read More
Ever spent more than three hours looking at a computer screen? Me too. There’s a name for what you feel... Read More
Born in 1990, Chloe Breil Dupont is well-travelled, but her paintings express something else that the popular aesthetics of globalisation.... Read More
#Interview – Painting is made to be seen live. In this column, I’ve often advocated for it, encouraging gallery going,... Read More
Rarely has this piece of writing held better its name. Passion Painting is the definition of Lucie Geffré’s work. I... Read More
Denia Kazakou, a well known Art Wanderer has recently opened her first exhibition space – RedD Gallery – in Chania,... Read More
Dear Painting Lovers turns out the Internet was too small for all the greatness, so we post the article in... Read More
Since the ’60s and ’70s, artists have been showing their works in alternative exhibition spaces. In Europe, the link with... Read More
« Twice and thrice over, as they say, good is it to repeat and review what is good » said Plato. The... Read More
Nadja Sayej is an art and entertainment journalist for The Guardian, Vice or the New York Times for which she... Read More
Yes, it’s summer. Do you feel like you need an extra spark to light up the hot season? Go to... Read More
The civil society was attacked again, this time at the Orlando massacre and last week in the area of Sarona... Read More
To be perfectly candid, I nearly called this interview Limbo n*5. Hervé Ic’s paintings are the perfect illustration of eerie,... Read More
#AnInterview – As you might know for you have read all my columns, I’m a sucker for anything with the... Read More
Welcome back to Passion Painting, where I bring you along an exploration of the contemporary painting scene. There is much... Read More
Two years ago, yours truly had the pleasure of going to Moss for the last Biennale. It was a weird... Read More
Following the lead of painter Thomas Lévy-Lasne, we are happy to introduce some of the most exciting Contemporary French Painters.... Read More
Born in 1980, the Costa Rican artist John Paul Fauves embodies the transformation of his birth year. Beginning to exhibit... Read More
#AnInterview. Inspired by graphic novels, urban art and classical painting, Raphaëlle Ricol paints a world of images that are a... Read More
The Berlin Art Week is kicking the Summer away. We sent our guest-writer, painter Fleur Helluin, as a much needed... Read More
KALTBLUT Magazine sent the artist and guest writer Fleur Helluin to the 9th installment of the Nordic Contemporary Art Biennal... Read More
Today, I’d like to introduce the work of Hugo Farmer, one of the most english person I’ve ever seen on... Read More