Philosopher of Form by Salah Abdel Kerim. Abdel Kerim's journey traces the evolution of an artist in dialogue with time, material, and identity. He has been posthumously recognized as a force of transformation and transcendence in the visual language of modern Egypt.

Horst P. Horst and the story of the Mainbocher Corset

A Tender Dissolution by Aaron Mcpolin. With warm embrace we dissolve our preconceived notions towards others and ourselves. The art helps th

Frida Kahlo (1907–1954) was perhaps the most radical woman painter of the 20th century. Who is not familiar with her flamboyant appearance

The Descent - abstract paintings by Ahmed Farid

Zamzami’s art can often be challenging to the viewer, though not in the distant sense but instead due to its almost addictive otherworldly

Drawing little universes on any scrap of paper within reach as a child, Rob Woodcox “fell in love with the imagination.”

Zaccaria Zeini’s skill in portraying and conveying a multitude of salient themes through noticeably distinctive techniques is but one of his

Julian Opie takes traditional genres and gives them the 21st-century treatment. Nowhere is this more clear than in his landscapes of the

Inner Landscape Membranes is the latest series by Dmitry Kawarga. For a long time, Dmitry has been referring to the topics of apocalypse and

A renowned artist known for his precise execution and elaboration of personal mythology, Gosha Ostretsov, conveys a powerful message in his

Every picture tells a story goes the saying. For Georgian artist Toma Stenko, narrative abounds in her paintings, driven by color and figura

For a photographer, Giuliano Bekor exercises a profoundly painterly sensibility. He uses the camera not to record the world but to re-invent

Diane Arbus (Born on March 14th, 1923) was an American photographer and writer with a focus on mainly deviant individuals (such as dwarfs, g

After his enchanting Safarkhan debut last season, Omar Abdel Zaher returns with another spirited collection of works conceived in his heartf

Gosha Ostretsov is known for exceptionally well-crafted, long-term projects and detailed personal mythologies. In the series ‘Precious Stone

Andy Warhol grew up in a slum ghetto and his parents were poor Slovakian immigrants during the Great Depression of the ‘30s in Pittsburgh.

"Andrey Remnev" is almost a perfect rhyme for "Andrey Rublev". It is not an attempt to praise or to joke. Such an association arose in my mi

The contribution of Berenice Abbott in the photographic reconstitution of the urban environment is very important and can be summarized in

Jake Wood-Evans – Legacy and Disorder Strewn around the floor of his Hastings studio are paper images, torn out of books, of many Old...