Manisha Gera Baswana was deeply inspired by her teacher, mentor and fellow artist A. Ramachandran who taught her at the Jamia Millia University while she was pursuing her Master’s Degree in Painting. During their sessions, Manish [...]

Wilhelm Sasnal’s approach to painting is traditional and formal, yet he enjoys subverting the subject matter by often borrowing subjects from art history, 20th century propaganda, and photojournalism. Usually with dark undertones, [...]

With a keen eye in turning common subjects into objects with a stylized aesthetic, the American artist, Roe Ethridge reroutes his subject matter and inserts it into an odd spatial environment. This sense of oddity is a collective [...]

Ryan Gander’s varied artistic production ranges from sculpture, film, writing, graphic design, installation, and performance have established him as an internationally recognized artist. With the basis of questioning language and [...]

Famous for creating installations using Jute sacks, Ibrahim Mahama is an artist working with re-appropriated material purchased from markets in Ghana, where he currently lives and works. Architecture, and the dissonance between its [...]

In the work of Mariela Scafati, one can be disconcerted by the use of multiple mediums. Rather than traditional painting and sculpture, the Argentinean artist limits of the pictorial mediums by placing her work unframed work hanging [...]

Starting in the early 1960’s, the Minimalist period was characterized by unitary objects with geometric forms and patterns, in which industrial materials were often incorporated, blurring the boundaries between painting and [...]

The young French artist Caroline Mesquita’s practice unfolds as she works with raw materials that offer the possibility of transformation. Bending
copper sheets and adding to oxidized plates is a technique which has been performed [...]