By Noah Davis

Redefining the American Dream – The Art of Carlos Beltran Arechiga 

An exploration of aspiration and exclusion through evocative visuals that challenge traditional narratives of success and belonging Carlos Beltran Arechiga discusses the themes of existential ambiguity, identity, and social structures in his art, inviting viewers to reflect on their own experiences.  Carlos Beltran Arechiga, a visionary artist deeply attuned to themes of identity, cultural nuance,…

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The Art of Belonging with Sun You

How spontaneity and care animate Sun You’s sculptures and panels Sun You explores themes of impermanence, domesticity, and nostalgia, using humble materials in her art. She discusses how movement between cultures shapes her creative process and curatorial projects. Sun You’s art offers a compelling meditation on themes of impermanence, interdependence, and play, bringing together the…

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Tess Jaray: “It’s not in any way deliberate that when I’m painting I set out to create space. It’s all part of a process.”

How Tess Jaray’s paintings create profound illusions of architectural depth and beauty Tess Jaray reflects on her journey as an artist, her architectural inspirations, and the challenges she faced as a pioneering female lecturer at the Slade School of Art. Tess Jaray is a force within the landscape of contemporary abstract art, with a career…

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The Symphony of Space and Light

Ezra Masch on the Intersection of Music, Art, and Audience Engagement Ezra Masch discusses his innovative fusion of sculpture and music, his approach to immersive installations, adapting works for diverse venues, and the essential role of audience interaction in experiencing art. Ezra Masch stands out as a visionary artist whose work transcends traditional boundaries, seamlessly…

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Rethinking Pop Culture: Matt Gondek on Art, Icons, and Anarchy

The artist reveals his DIY journey and punk rock influences Matt Gondek’s art merges vibrant colours with deconstructed icons, embodying rebellion and critique. In this interview, he discusses punk roots, art business challenges, and balancing approachability with dark themes of anarchy and pessimism. Matt Gondek, an innovator in Deconstructive Pop Art, has established himself as…

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