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Ethereal Gestures – Light Paintings by American Artist Heather McKenna
Art Posted by Mark Robinson

Wow. So inspired by Brooklyn-based artist Heather McKenna and her wonderful paintings. Some works are part of her ‘Inclinations’ series for an exhibit at the Spencer Brownstone Gallery…

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Claying with Type – Works by Hanna Whitehead & Guomundur Ulfarsson
Art Posted by Mark Robinson

Challenging the boundaries of design by finding inspiration from various sectors is what creativity is all about. Through the material that you source and scratch away at you…

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Similar Potential of Things – Portugal Normal by KWY Studio
Design Posted by Mark Robinson

Back in 2006 one of the most inspiring exhibitions I came across was Jasper Morrison and Naoto Fukasawa’s Super Normal exhibition. It seems like light years ago, but…

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Manipulating Geometric Form – Sculpture by Bence Magyarlaki
Sculpture Posted by Mark Robinson

Bringing a sense of expression to any art form is a difficult task. Especially when using static, hard materials that are rigid and don’t generally lend themselves to…

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Mystical Nature of Things – Abstract Paintings by Italian Artist Marco Tirelli
Art Posted by Mark Robinson

Italian artist Marco Tirelli’s work has a mystical quality and if you look deeper and you can see interesting ways in which he uses art to express something that can’t necessarily be seen.

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Organic Abstraction – A Selection of Artworks by Polish Artist Magda Skupinska
Art Posted by Mark Robinson

Polish artist Magda Skupinska is a talented creative who uses a mixture of organic materials to incorporate shape and colour on to the canvas in this impressive selection of abstract art.

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Vivid Brush Strokes – Works on Canvas and Paper by Vince Contarino
Art Posted by Mark Robinson

This work by American artist Vince Contarino uses fairly random strokes on the page but has still been able to make them look cohesive, as well as incorporating structural shapes.

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Construction & Craftsmanship – Furniture by Poul Kjærholm at Jackson Berlin
Furniture Posted by Mark Robinson

I came across this recent exhibition at Jacksons in Berlin which showcases the works of Danish furniture designer Poul Kjærholm, showing his understanding of construction and craftsmanship.

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Entwining Image & Object – Photography and Sculpture by Darren Harvey-Regan
Photography Posted by Mark Robinson

British artist and photographer Darren Harvey-Regan explores the different layers in photography by juxtaposing images of nature against placed, man-made sculptures.

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Groupings of Simple Platonic Solids – Geometric Steel Sculpture by Tony Smith
Sculpture Posted by Mark Robinson

Tony Smith was a builder, designer and architect who studied under Frank Lloyd Wright, spending 20 years as an architect before making the switch to sculpture.

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Inspired by Paper Collage – Abstract Paintings by Stephen Ormandy
Art Posted by Mark Robinson

Australian artist Stephen Ormandy experiments with coloured paper cuttings to make abstract ‘scale-models’ that represent his larger canvases painted using oil.

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Architecture as Canvas – Glass Openings and Walkways by Sarah Oppenheimer
Architecture Posted by Mark Robinson

Created by making incisions in the walls and inserting large panes of glass at different angles, these glass walkways and openings by Sarah Oppenheimer are visually appealing and deceptive.

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