Just Think – You walk into a gallery and stop in front of a portrait. It’s someone you don’t know, probably someone long gone. But there’s something about it—you can’t quite explain why—you stay there, staring longer than you expected…
Frosty White Horses
Bringing artwork that shows a magnificent white horse might make a magical present with a unique symbolic value. In both European and Asian mythology, white horses have long had a unique place. Almost invariably, they represented brightness, vitality, and spiritual…
A Dialogue Between Lens and Brush
Miart Gallery London is proud to unveil its latest exhibition, CONVERGENCE, an evocative exploration of the natural world as seen through the eyes of two remarkable artists: German wildlife photographer Lars Beusker and Italian painter Giusy Rampini. This exhibition marks…
“Rooted in the Unknown”
She sat there, still as the water lapped against her legs. The lake stretched endlessly behind her, its surface rippling with the murmur of an oncoming storm. Yet she didn’t flinch. Her head was crowned with a living crown—a mass…
Portraits Then and Now — Aristocracy, Aesthetics, and a Smartphone in a Golden Frame
Could an 18th-century lady clutch an ice cream cone or a baroque princess look at a smartphone screen? It may sound like a dream, yet new takes on old portraits demonstrate the blurred line between tradition and modernity. And yet,…