I used to love painting. I stopped after I left for uni due to a lack of space and time, and those restraints have followed me into gradhood; but I suppose there’s always a reason not to do something until you do it. Who knows, I might get back into it when I get my … More Sarah Janece Garcia’s oil paintings: smooth movement and hyper nature
I’m a serial scroller, and when I make that laborious commute, I trawl through Instagram like mad. Ignore the fact that I drive to work; when you spend hours a day at a red light, the paint-stained finger of the #artoftheday feed surely beckons*. *Don’t Insta and drive folks; it’s one of the many reasons I’m going to … More Artist Sian Storey: beautiful birds and a modern Japanese aesthetic
One of the things I love about working at ColArt (on the Winsor & Newton and Liquitex brands) is that every morning, we walk through Griffin Gallery and are currently surrounded by 99 artworks for its inaugural Open exhibition. I recently picked out a couple of my favourites and got in touch with Tristram Aver, … More Tristram Aver: Using LED neon to challenge the conformity of gold leaf
I always find the idea of writing anything work-related quite tricky. I spend my days asglobal content manager for Winsor & Newton and Liquitex (as well as some other fine art brands), and within the company is Griffin Gallery, a contemporary art space exhibiting emerging and established artists. We get to do a whole lot of … More My favourite pieces at Griffin Gallery Open 2015
Well, I’m back from Seoul; but I had to book an emergency flight back precisely 32 hours after we walked into our lovely Air BnB flat. This meant I only got to do one of the things I had on my Korean bucketlist (luckily, it was the sheep cafe) so needless to say, I am down in the … More Love is like a Butterfly: interview with artist Wildcat Will
I have a pal who works in publishing. She’s my go-to girl for book suggestions and I remember her raving about The Goldfinch before it was out, so on the day of its release I ordered it online… And it’s still lying on my bedside table, waiting for me to venture past the second page. … More Where to find the works of art you’ve seen in famous films
I can’t believe it’s been nigh on a year since the last Affordable Art Fair in Battersea Park. No wonder Santa started buying me anti-aging cream years ago; this life lark sure does flash by. Anywho, last time I was there, I walked past the Cornwall Contemporary stand and a beautiful woodcut caught my eye: That same … More Chats with… Rob Braybrooks, woodcutter
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