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Ahhh, I can almost smell the salty sea air… and I’m suddenly in the mood to collect beach rocks. This is the abstract work of Canadian artist Michelle …
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I wanna go for a stroll in Rotterdam for the sole purpose of happening upon a 16’ fox holding a pink plastic bag! “The fox is an interloper, a colorful…
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Oooh! I’ve seen several artists who paint people in and under water, but I’ve never seen any quite like this. These elegant swimmers floating through d…
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Oh, sooooo many beads! This is the work of Nico Williams. He is Anishinaabe from Aamjiwnaang First Nation currently working in Tiohtià: ke | Mooniyang …
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Ummmm, yeah. Paintings. First, I found the work of Australian artist Bec Bartell, and then I read this: “Everything I have learnt over the last five ye…
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The neon pink text, those beautiful blue objects… how am I just finding this now!? These acrylic and gouache paintings are the work of Vancouver based …
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You guys... @andreaanimates, aka Andrea Love, is on the podcast! Tiny felted banana splits, and miniature pots of spaghetti come to life through her ab…
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This is the lovely work of British Columbia based artist Gabrielle Strong. Moody, quiet, dreamy, and allllll of the blues. Gabrielle spent many years o…
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I mean, COME ON. These sculptures are the weird and wonderful work of Australian artist Troy Emery. I always keep on eye on Troy’s portfolio because, w…
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LINO. Ahhhh, I love linocut prints, and UK based artist Ellen Von Wiegand does it so well! Her lovely lines, those color choices, and don’t even get me…
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Ahhh, I love the soft sculptures of New York based artist Mimi O Chun, and these ones are all brand new… brought to us by the drama of the past year an…
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Ah, if only every Monday morning included a few unicorns. I started writing about New York based artist Will Cotton when he was painting gingerbread ho…
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