Art Art For Book Lovers Art January 31, 2019 Art For Book Lovers The 280 artworks featured in Phaidon’s new book, Reading Art: Art For Book Lovers by critic and art writer David Trigg, all have one thing in common – they celebrate the relationship between art and books. Full Article
Art Miniature Artworks: Kiyomi Art January 28, 2019 Miniature Artworks: Kiyomi Japanese artist and miniaturist Kiyomi makes tiny detailed versions of furniture, jars and silverware that mimic the styles of a bygone era. Full Article
Art New Paintings From Sarah Pratt Art January 25, 2019 New Paintings From Sarah Pratt Zimbabwean-born artist Sarah Pratt, who is based between Wales and South Africa, has created a new body of work for her latest exhibition, entitled Night and Day. Full Article
Art Crocheted Food Art by Kate Jenkins Art January 25, 2019 Crocheted Food Art by Kate Jenkins Using wool and thread, Brighton-based artist Kate Jenkins creates fun crocheted designs by hand, focused on different kinds of food. Full Article
Art ipnot’s Miniature Embroidery Art January 23, 2019 ipnot’s Miniature Embroidery Japanese embroidery and thread artist ipnot creates tiny works of art using thread, complete with fun three-dimensional elements. Full Article
Art Artists We Love: Robyn Pretorius Art January 22, 2019 Artists We Love: Robyn Pretorius South African artist Robyn Pretorius chats to VISI about her artistic start as the youngest cartoonist for the Sunday Times (at the age of 13), what inspires her and the meaning behind her realistic paintings. Full Article
Art Nasa Funahara’s Masking Tape Paintings Art January 21, 2019 Nasa Funahara’s Masking Tape Paintings WORDS Lindi Brownell Meiring IMAGES awrd.com Japanese artist Nasa Funahara recreates famous works of art using strips of masking tape. What started as a hobby, collecting masking tapes in different colours and patterns, turned into… Full Article
Art Vanessa Barragão’s Upcycled Tapestries Art January 18, 2019 Vanessa Barragão’s Upcycled Tapestries Portugal-based textile artist Vanessa Barragão uses leftover thread from the textile industry to create mesmerising tapestries and rugs inspired by the ocean and coral reefs. Full Article
