Art

British artist, Patrick Vale, is becoming increasingly popular for is amazing pen and ink drawings. His specialization is architectural illustrations which he executes in such meticulous detail that it is difficult to understand that he does not have a background in architecture.

“Imagine” is Mexican artist’s Pedro Reyes latest project; one of impressively unique nature, which aims to attract the public’s attention towards the continuously increasing gun violence in Mexico and make a creative and sensitive statement against it.

Young London based illustration artist, Sandra Jawad, creates striking portraits from pencil sketches influenced by editorial and fashion photography. Her
subjects are in the main, models and celebrities shown in glamorous and sometimes provocative poses in the style of the 90s.

Anish Kapoor, one of the most influential artists of his generation, presents his latest solo exhibition at the Lisson Gallery, a prominent space with which he has had an ongoing professional collaboration over the past 30 years.

At the Palais de Chaillot in Paris, an exhibition by five paper designers may be a reason for reconsidering any preconceived ideas as to what can be created out of paper, glue and scissors. Organized by Cite de l’architecture + Heritage, a selection of urban landscapes, real and imaginary is created by employing a variety of traditional and innovative techniques of bending, folding and snipping sheets of paper.

As an artist, Sander Wassink has a mission to open our eyes to the potential of beauty which exists in an object which is damaged, outmoded or simply rejected. His series of artworks, State of Transience, tracks the possibilities of regeneration

After travelling extensively, young Japanese artist, Sayaka Ganz, settled in Fort Wayne, Indiana. It is from here that she scours the trash cans and charity stores to collect used materials