The art of collecting can be a rewarding hobby. What starts with one or two items can quickly cover entire rooms. Whether you’re a huge fan or someone after priceless paraphernalia, the joy found in hunting and acquiring rare items can be indescribable. But what makes a piece of paper greater...

The Dutch artist https://onlinegallery.art/nl/thamar-van-strij-de-regt/Thamar van Strij de Regt (1981) is painting again. Her pleasure in creating art had been crushed for many years by the ‘build up-break down’ policy used by her fashion academy in Amsterdam to prepare students for hard...

Viewing art online is a different experience from seeing art in the real world. Ideally, art should appear exactly the same. But there are factors that limit the extent to which this is possible. In the real world, in a studio, gallery or museum, you are able to see artwork from various angles, in...

Cristina Balanis a modern artist in the same vein as the avant-garde of the early 20th century. There is a burst of energy that hasn’t been seen very often in art history since 1905-1920, when art went through a complete breakdown of visual norms. Looking at art from a historic...

With a background encompassing art, sculpture, contemporary furniture and design, and businesses in London and New York, TP Hardisty has forged a reputation as an international artist. He reinvents the mundane by transforming everyday objects, using colour and structure. The British artist has...

‘The ocean is in my DNA’ Michael Mills calls himself an American Southern Seascape Artist, ‘impressionist realist tonalist’ his style and oil on canvas his medium. Tonalism emerged in the 1880’s when American artists started painting landscapes with an overall tone of coloured atmosphere...