_______________________________ ATELIER presents: Artists In The Studio Be the first to see and own original works! _______________________________ Artist To Watch Out For In January 2023 Denise Ballard-Wyllie Background London-based painter-printmaker Denise Ballard-Wyllie has just returned from a successful solo show in New Delhi, India Denise Wyllie: Secret Gardens. And the Secret Garden series continues. SheContinue reading “Interview With Painter-Printmaker Denise Ballard-Wyllie”
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3 Indian Artists To Watch Out For In The Post-Pandemic Resurgence of the Art Sector
Eddie Saint-Jean – Arts & Culture The pandemic sent shockwaves throughout the art world, disrupting market behaviour and shaking up the creative routines of both established names and new talent. Although innovative digital offerings such as NFTs increased in popularity and value, the wider cultural and creative landscape dipped significantly and research shows the sectorContinue reading “3 Indian Artists To Watch Out For In The Post-Pandemic Resurgence of the Art Sector”
Denise Wyllie’s Secret Gardens Exhibition – Interview With Curator Divya Mittal
The quintessential English garden makes its way to India by way of London-based painter-printmaker Denise Wyllie. Her work refashions the globally-held representation of British landscapes and, certainly, caught the eye of curator Divya Mittal who brings an exhibition of Denise’s canvases and handmade silkscreen prints to the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi on November 6.Continue reading “Denise Wyllie’s Secret Gardens Exhibition – Interview With Curator Divya Mittal”
Themes of the Uncanny in Independent Short Films and Features
The Sur-REEL & Uncanny Film Fest, London sought to carve its niche as a film festival that promotes work layered with surrealism and themes of the Freudian uncanny. Highlighting the realms of the unconscious. As regards the uncanny, there have been varied interpretations of Freud’s work. While it’s generally agreed he spoke of aesthetics –Continue reading “Themes of the Uncanny in Independent Short Films and Features”
London Original Print Fair 37th Edition
After 35 years, the capital’s longest-running print fair has moved from its first home at the Royal Academy of Arts to the magnificent Georgian quadrangle that is Somerset House. This equally historic building is a fitting venue to view and buy top quality original prints, some dating back five centuries. London-based painter-printmaker Denise Ballard-Wyllie presentsContinue reading “London Original Print Fair 37th Edition”
Radio Ballads
Sonia Boyce, Helen Cammock, Rory Pilgrim, Ilona Sagar A 1950s and 60s BBC radio programme with the same name is the inspiration, but the updated version of Radio Ballads is an exhibition at Serpentine North, Kensington Gardens and Barking Town Hall, East London that explores the sounds of care. Four artists present film work, soundContinue reading “Radio Ballads”
Found
African artists create from found objects Upcycled confectionary wrappers, beer cans and toothpaste boxes are amongst the reworked items in this exhibition of ‘found’ art at Signature African Art, Mayfair. But there are also works that represent the finding of one’s calling. Signature African Art in Davies Street, Mayfair has brought together some visionary AfricanContinue reading “Found”
Body, Vessel, Clay
Black women, ceramics, and contemporary art From traditional Nigerian clay pottery to contemporary ceramic sculpture, this exhibition navigates the line between usable domestic objects and fine arts. (above) Eddie Saint-Jean Art reviewer In the front gallery, the focus is on the homemade earthenware of the Gwari tribe, one of the largest indigenous groups in North-CentralContinue reading “Body, Vessel, Clay”
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