Author: Ann Williams
William Schaaf’s art has always been about connection — to nature, to his own inner world, and to the cultural traditions that inspire him. Now 80 years old, Schaaf has spent six decades exploring the equine form through painting and sculpture. Horses are more than subjects to him; they are spiritual vessels, symbols of a healing journey that has unfolded across a lifetime. His fascination with equine forms stems from a deep reverence for the Zuni and Navajo fetish and doll makers, whose influence continues to guide his creative process. Schaaf describes his art as a way to “fix himself…
Born in Montreal, Canada, in 1964, Adamo Macri is a multimedia artist who has spent decades pushing the boundaries of creative expression. His artistic journey began at Dawson College, where he built a solid foundation in commercial art, graphic design, photography, art history, and fine arts. Though Macri identifies primarily as a sculptor, his creative output spans an array of mediums, including photography, video, painting, and drawing. What sets Macri apart is his meticulous approach to creation — a process that often starts with fragmented ideas and evolves into elaborate, multifaceted works. For him, every piece originates from the tangible,…
Stephen Von Mason’s story begins in South Bend, Indiana, where a childhood filled with sketches of rodeo riders and football stars laid the groundwork for a career shaped by movement, memory, and meaning. Born in 1954, Von Mason’s early fascination with dynamic subjects evolved into a deeper commitment to storytelling through art. After earning his BFA in printmaking from the John Heron School of Art, he continued his studies at the San Francisco Art Institute, where he received his MFA and expanded his vision through experimental techniques and mixed media. Today, his practice is rooted in assemblage—using materials like wood,…
Linda Cancel’s paintings feel like moments held in stillness—quiet landscapes, humble objects, and delicate forms that glow with emotional weight. Born in 1959 in Moscow, Idaho, Linda grew up surrounded by the sweeping light and subtle moods of the Pacific Northwest. One of her earliest memories—fireworks above the Snake River—sparked a fascination with light and atmosphere that still shapes her work today. Her path into painting began early, with private oil lessons at age twelve under the guidance of William F. Pogue, who introduced her to narrative-rich traditions like the Wyeth family and the Golden Age of Illustration. With formal…
Lola Szent-Gyorgyi paints like someone listening to the hum beneath it all—the vibration of atoms, the rhythm of flowers, the tension in city walls. She’s an Environmental Abstract Artist with a background that crosses just about every creative line: set design, textile work, drafting, fashion, photography. This range shows up in her work, which often feels like it was plucked from the middle of a dream or a natural phenomenon. Her process is intuitive and often influenced by what’s happening in the world around her—social shifts, political upheaval, and the steady beat of the natural world. She’s not trying to…
For Atelier Art’ige, art isn’t just a practice—it’s a calling that arrived quietly but stayed for good. From an early fascination with the emotion and detail behind each painting, to a lifelong pursuit of meaningful storytelling through handmade paper, their path has always revolved around connection. In 2004, a turning point came with the discovery of vegetal paper—a material so rich and evocative, it reshaped everything. That was the beginning of a quiet but passionate devotion to a craft that blends the delicate with the lasting. Atelier Art’ige now creates what they call Art Legacy Books, carefully made by hand…
Throughout art history, flowers have consistently captivated and inspired artists, serving as a subject matter that transcends time and culture. From classical painters like Van Gogh to 20th-century icons like Yayoi Kusama and Takashi Murakami, and into the 21st century with artists such as Yee Wong, floral imagery continues to evolve, inspiring new generations of creators today. Here, we present a timeline showcasing some of the most timeless pieces, revealing the enduring significance of flowers in artistic expression. “Sunflowers” by Vincent van Gogh (1888): Vincent van Gogh’s “Sunflowers” series is one of the most iconic and celebrated flower-themed artworks in…
Sylvia Nagy’s work moves between precision and emotion, structure and spontaneity. With a background that blends industrial technology and art, she brings a unique sensibility to contemporary ceramic design. Educated at Moholy-Nagy University in Budapest and later a faculty member at Parsons School of Design, Nagy has cultivated both deep technical knowledge and an intuitive artistic voice. Her ceramic works are grounded in research and shaped by personal exploration—like her fascination with arches and columns sparked by a visit to Arizona. Each piece reflects an ongoing conversation with history, science, and philosophy. She doesn’t dictate meaning but offers space for…
London – Gregg Bordowitz after entering the artist and activist There: A feeling At Camden Art Center, we first meet Waste fields (2025), a poem of 24 parts, Majuscule is reminiscent of the Memorial Memorial Memorial. Bordowitz who lives with HIV could be asked, which refers to the planned AIDS memorial – the first of the UK – must also be installed in Camden. Each poem, each word is a name. “Writing writing / compulsion continuity,” one reads. It also seems to have other exhibited work. Its letters also appear as a calotype recordings. “I’m trying to defeat the distinction…
Poter Grayson was a well-known face to win the Turner Perry tour, but now it seems to appear everywhere, also on Saturday night television. They were in the famous UK singing competition, Masked singer, Perry was revealed the face behind the costume of royal fish. He disappeared by his well-known TV shows Jonathan Ross and Davina McCall, who invented Comedians Harry Hill or Joe Lycett in a bird outfit. Perry said Sunday time”It was a fun thing. I didn’t hesitate to sing. Perry will present 40 new works in a show in the Wallace collection of London. Grayson Perry: Tildor…