It could be the view of a landscape, the look in one’s eyes or a phrase in a song, which triggers something in the soul to get active and to bring something new under the sun. What is driving us…
Bridging The Great Divide: Is It Possible?
Curator and gallery owner Wendy Mckay, comes from over ten years experience in the Edmonton arts community. Working closely with the artists, she helps to bring their vision to life through a process that is both personalized and creative. Wendy…
Urban Landscape in photographs of Annette Schreiber
A photographer with an eye for the architectural, Annette Schreiber creates works that make the most of the atmospheric potential in photography. Her photographs often observe high rises, finding a surreal, sparse reality in familiar angles. Schreiber revels in negative space, letting…
Marek Emczek Olszewski – Photography from intensely minimalist to intensely complex
“I use the medium of photography freely and instinctively, at times beyond its conventional role, form and expectations constantly experimenting, dscovering new meanings. Attempting to move imaginations. From sharp, colourful geometric Shots to soft and calming landscapes. From intensely minimalist…
Beautiful means authenticity
Henk Van Cauwenbergh– Exclusive Interview Photographer Henk van Cauwenbergh born in Antwerp and grew up at the Belgian Coast, studied Press and Communication sciences at VUB Brussels and mastered at Ecole des Beaux- Art in Paris. His meeting and collaboration…
Advancements from past to future
Painting has been known to humanity for many centuries and even for thousands of years. Painted in ancient times, in the Middle Ages, painted in caves and jungles, Paintings were more or less complicated, more or less sophisticated and created…