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This is the emotion-filled work of London based artist Alexis Soul-Gray. Her latest solo show, titled “Love with no place to go”, is now on at Delphian…
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Let the good times roll, indeed! This is just the smallest peek into the super fun world of Vancouver based artist and pattern designer Lysa Flower. We…
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Gasp! Fashion ‘n botany books fell in love and had beautiful babies! This is the hand-cut collage work of London based artist Anna Bu Kliewer. I don’t …
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Ceramics… in case you’re wondering what on earth you’re looking at! These gorgeous pieces are the work of Canadian artist Samantha Dickie. Together, th…
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Oof. If you’re a woman, you’ve most likely heard these words, or something equally as annoying / demeaning, at some point in your life… but now they’re…
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You know how some people say, ‘Inspiration is everywhere’?… yeah, well, Australian artist Chelsea Gustafsson lives by that rule! These paintings {oil o…
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NEW WORK ALERT! Oh my word, Canadian artist Susannah Montague has done it again. She just sent me a peek at her latest work, “Back to School, 2020” … d…
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“Tasting chartreuse”, lying in fields of peonies, and sitting under tables at some of Canada's most important art events. My first guest of this brand …
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Oh, my magnolia loving heart! Ceramic flowers mounted to the wall? Okay, I want all of my walls covered in the work of New Orleans based artist Bradley…
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Oooh, those embroidered U’s and O’s are killing me. Now, I know you’re not supposed to hang art in direct sunlight, but I’d be very tempted with these …
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I have loved the mixed media work {acrylic, aerosol, and ink on canvas} of American artist Mando Marie for YEARS. If you already know her work, or you’…
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Meerkats in Venice, penguins in Prague… and this is just the tip of the absolutely incredible portfolio of Cracking Art, an Italian artist collective s…
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