“One could say my work dwells in the cusp between the ‘visible’ and ‘invisible’. Unseen forces dictate my work: I negotiate a reflective process engaged in moving into, and out of, matter, the very matter of being.”
– Samantha Wilson
“One could say my work dwells in the cusp between the ‘visible’ and ‘invisible’. Unseen forces dictate my work: I negotiate a reflective process engaged in moving into, and out of, matter, the very matter of being.”
– Samantha Wilson
Welcome What Artists Like, an artist-led series, created and edited by Masters Artist Nicola Wiltshire that shines a fresh light on the New Blood Art...
Sculptor Evie Mae is this week’s Guest Curator, a 2024 graduate who is full of energy and vision. Thank you to Charlotte Brisland for nominating Evie...
I'm excited that atmospheric painter Charlotte Brisland is our latest Guest Curator, who was nominated by Orlanda Broom. Charlotte answers a few questions...
NW - Your work has been exhibited in LA, the Threadneedle Prize, plus multiple times at the Royal Academy Summer Show. You've also completed major commissions...
NW - I read that your paintings "narrate the story of a mystical realm, where utopia and dystopia are intertwined". There's something so classical...
NW - Layering seems to be an important feature of your work. It's physically layered, in the way you apply your materials. But also in terms...
Justine Watt's sculptural practice of sustainable sculptural reinvention offers an insightful exploration of materiality and objecthood through the...
NW - You have created a world that coalesces so perfectly - gentle colours, harmonious shapes, thoughtful images, delicate mark making. Even your name...
Storytelling painter Errol Theunissen joins us as Guest Curator, whose work is infused with colour and joy. Read on to see which works he picked and why...
Welcome to the first What Artists Like, a new artist-led series, created and edited by Masters Artist Nicola Wiltshire that shines a fresh light on the...