The history of Australia is complicated. It is so large and remote that each state has its own personal and unique story, but almost every
Nerine Tassie won the Sky Arts’ Landscape Artist of the Year in 2015 and has continued to move from strength to strength. She graduated from Edinburgh College of Art in 2002 with a degree in Fine Art and currently has a solo exhibition at Frames Gallery in Perth in Scotland from now until 6th October 2018. We caught up with her for a Q&A session earlier this month.
Much can be learnt about the Native American way of life by studying their artistic talents. Interestingly, back before the first century, even the term ‘art’ was a foreign notion, saved for the Europeans rather than the Americans, who did not view the creative concept as a significant part of their society.
Tom Voyce is an art teacher currently based in Burton on Trent in Staffordshire. In 2017 he won the Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the
Born Andrew Warhola on 6th August 1925 in Pittsburgh, USA, Warhol was brought up in a working-class home. His Mother an embroider and his Father a construction worker, his parents were Carpatho-Rusyn immigrants from an area that is today known as Slovakia.
Hester Berry has always been interested in landscapes since growing up in rural Devon. In 2015 she painted Waddesdon Manor as part of the Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year. We caught up with her for a Q&A session earlier this month.
From the mind blowing to the completely bizarre, we’ve taken a look at some of the many ways people have taken inspiration from The Starry Night to create a different version of this classic piece of art.
In this months Q&A we caught up with the winner of the 2016 Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year Richard Allen.
These maps were inspired by the style of the famous artists who called these cities their home. A map doesn’t just have to be a tool to help get you from A to B – it can also be a piece of design in itself.
The Atelier Des Lumieres Art Centre in Paris is exhibiting many artists work in a truly amazing light exhibition this year. Austrian symbolism painter Gustav Klimt has a variety of his work used in the exhibition.
Raoof Haghighi is a self- taught versatile artist who has participated in over 45 group and 40 solo shows in the United States, France, Iran
Richard Kitson paints, draws and makes etchings in his studio in Barnsley in South Yorkshire. In 2018 he painted Paralympic athlete Kadeena Cox MBE at
