Poetry in Lacquer on Wood

Inspired by childhood memories of the countryside and his love of Vietmanese traditional dress - and the women in it - Bui Trong Du creates delightfully harmonious, vibrant works that are both life affirming and calming.

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Serenity

90 year-old printmaker Sabra Field, a beloved figure in Vermont, USA, decided to be an artist when she was 8. The serenity of her landscapes is so very compelling.

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Legend of the Stars

For Gao Xiang - hailing from China’s Yunnan Province, the ox is a metaphor for the power of love to overcome all obstacles and is the hero of an ancient cosmology myth inspired by a 7C BC poem.

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In Search

Konrad Mägi (1878-1925) was one of the first modernist painters in Estonia, a brilliant colourist, and an extraordinarily versatile portraitist and landscape artist.

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Something Different

I am not a quilter nor do I profess to know anything about it except that these extraordinary fabric designs by contemporary Nihonga artist Fujiyama Nobu are just too luscious to refuse.

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Under the Tunisian Sun

A client recently suggested that I look at Tunisian artists, for there is much talent there - and so I did. Slimen Elkamel is a Tunisian poet and artist whose vibrant art melds poetry, storytelling, and memories with a healthy dose of imagination.

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The Solstice Begins!

Don't skip the details here! Accompanying this week’s exhibition by Olga Goldina Hirsch - curated in collaboration with writer and curator, Irene Kukota - today's spotlight is on the details of Hirsch's art, laden with memories and the in-between.

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Urban Allusions

The contemporary Georgian artist Mamuka Dideba's "Urban Allusions" are outside of space and time, made up of light and form that when refracted through our unique experiences create beautiful associations.

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