Mauricio Ortiz currently lives and works in London. We took a moment to catch up with him about life and his art. We initially met Mauricio as we digitised his paintings over the years, and soon enough, he became one of our favourite customers.
Read MoreGrief, family and loss can be taken as one interpretation from this piece. Still, suppose we consider Portugal's cultural heritage and political implications of the Estado Novo period of dictatorship. In that case, the context and interpretation change dramatically.
Read MoreThis stirring group exhibition consists of contemporary Czech photography through twelve photographers whose images combined offer a broad spectrum of human vulnerabilities and desires.
Read MoreFelstead Art presents 'Wicked Changes: Exploring the narratives of change and gentrification in Hackney Wick' as part of London Festival of Architecture.
Read MoreUnanticipated, RA’s ongoing series began as a self-healing process, embarked upon to “move forward and be a little more accepting, forgiving and kind” in how they perceived them-self.
Read MoreMilo Hartnoll is young British artist based in Brighton working almost exclusively with painting. His focus lies with traditional painting techniques and the human figure which he combines with aspects of visual digital language.
Read MoreRecently exhibited at the Whitechapel Gallery was Iraqi-American and internationally celebrated artist Michael Rakowitz. Earlier this year, Rakowitz’s sculpture of Lamassu was chosen to occupy the Fourth Plinth at Trafalgar Square.
Read MoreThe EY Exhibition presents Van Gogh and Britain in this retrospective show highlighting the relationship the artist forged with Britain and his resonating influence with British artists that have followed.
Read MoreDiane Bresson is a London based textile designer specialising in Print. Her art explores how the relationship between craft and technology can create playful and dynamic patterns.
Read MorePhil Maltz, AKA Maltz Creative, is a London based self-taught artist. Working in mainly pens, pencils and watercolours, Phil makes precisely detailed sketches of urban architecture of which we’re very impressed by his capture of texture.
Read MoreThe Tate Exchange hosts Who Are We? for the third year with spotlight on artist and journalist Zehra Doğan. Alongside her are: Basel Zaraa (musician and street artist) and Tania El Khoury (live artist).
Read MoreBranded as Mamlok, Audrey Manlot is a London based illustrator and art director. With a focus on feminine empowerment and the bond between women and nature, Audrey takes inspiration in an eco-feminist dialogue.
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