The Adventures of Yoskay in Portland – An interview with artist Yoskay Yamamoto by Matt Wagner (owner of Hellion Gallery) Yoskay Yamamoto’s solo show, “Rainy Day with a Chance of Sun” opened at Hellion Gallery last Thursday and runs until … Read More
Heiko Müller doesn’t like to think about categories. He makes the art he wants to and uses the techniques that best suit his needs. In doing so, his work soars free of categorisation in both subject and approach. Müller’s art … Read More
Paul Barnes delves into the ancient traditions of his Scottish homeland and incorporates it’s folklore and legend with his own experiences and an affinity with nature, to produce dreamlike paintings set in a timeless world. Paul’s beautifully stylized anthropomorphic characters … Read More
Michael Forbes is a Scottish artist. He was born in 1968 and currently lives and works in the relative isolation of a small village called Maryburgh, in the North of Scotland. Over the years, Forbes has well and truly established … Read More
Sarah Joncas is an exciting talent from Canada, whose rise within the New Comtemporary Art world has been nothing short of meteoric. Joncas is a recent graduate of Ontario College of Art and Design, but before she had even graduated … Read More
Pamela Tait is an internationally exhibited Scottish artist living and working on the Black Isle in the Highlands of Scotland. She has had a number of very successful solo exhibitions on both sides of the Atlantic, and her works have … Read More
What to paint, why, and how to paint it (or: If you don’t like Metal you’re not my friend) – by Erlend Tait I don’t know how to do blogs. I don’t do social media (I tried it for 2 … Read More
Glenn Arthur is a self-taught visual artist from Orange County, California. Born in February of 1979, he grew up in a conservative, religious household with little to no influence in art. After shedding his roots he quickly realized that creating … Read More
Troy Brooks is an artist living and working in Toronto, Canada. Blending mannerism and pop art with a surrealist narrative, Troy’s women present an elaborate pageantry of characters observed in allegorical settings. These women play out intimate scenes through a … Read More
Dave MacDowell‘s work deftly combines satire, irreverence, and seething wit. A self-taught artist, MacDowell combines cultural references with the Magnetism of the “dark hook”, creating unexpected plays on pop that inject the familiar with blistering hyperboles. Seeking to unveil the … Read More