Sally Thurlow currently has her solo show, titled At The Root, in the Red Head Gallery, that brings up present-day environmental problems as well as feminist issues.
I highly recommend talking with these two artists if spirituality, the body and soul are topics that interest you because they have very interesting perspectives.
Although the gallery’s definition of the exhibition labeled Mizuno’s art as being a series of food fetishes, she says that she simply adores drawing women and food, and has always loved to since childhood.
Art Spiegelman – who happens to have a very metaphorical way of speaking, and who is just as funny as his comics – talked about how the culture of comics changed society’s relationship to media and how comics are treated nowadays: that they can even be seen in museums.
the exhibit is intriguing, not only because of the intricacies in each painting, but also because they are visual interpretations of parts of western history done in an ghostly ethereal way.
the collective places importance on a communal state-of-mind, with the goal being an ever-expanding network that goes beyond social media communication onto face-to-face interactions within the art industry
Upon entering the show at Narwhal you are engulfed in this made-up space, immediately following along the narrative and when you step beyond the painted window, you are experiencing the moon through several perspectives.
self-portraiture has always been important in the art practice, and today it is ever so present in pop culture with Millenials at the forefront of the selfie culture