Five Artists Who Take Pop Art to the Dark Side
Five artists who investigate through pop art the more chilling aspects of modern popular culture.
3 Artists Headlining the National Youth Arts Trust Auction
Tonight we’re hosting an all-star charity Art Auction featuring stunning works from a selection of Rise Art’s most talented contemporary artists. Before the live auction kicks off we're giving you a sneak preview of some of our artist highlights.
5 Top Interior Design Tips from Fifi McGee
We catch up with Fifi McGee in the midst of her all-consuming house renovation to chat about making her farmhouse dream a reality, and where she seeks inspiration.
Five Artists as Funky as the Fauves
The Fauves, French for 'Wild Beasts', were so termed because of their liberal application of colour and their disregard for realism. Intense colours, thick brushstrokes and simplified forms characterise their work. We spotlight five artists whose work is reminiscent of the vibrant Fauvist movement.
Linocutting with Lisa Takahashi
Lisa Takahashi is a British printmaker who works in linocut. Her colourful, geometric prints have been featured at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition and on BBC Surrey. We ask Lisa why she likes working in linocut and about how she produces her prints.
August Roundup
Who has exhibitions coming up? Which are the big shows you don't want to miss? We've got it all covered.
3 Exhibitions to See in LA Right Now
Venice Beach and Hollywood Boulevard aside, there is some seriously good art to see in LA, and we're here to tell you what, when and why.
Bringing the Outside In with Lucy Gough
Lucy Gough is a successful Australian interior stylist based in London. She writes a weekly blog post on the theme of Bringing the Outside In, no doubt inspired by her roots in the vast landscapes of Down Under.
Five Photographers Who Test the Limits
On 19 August 1839, the patent for the Daguerreotype - the first photographic process - was released to the world. And we have the French government of the time to thank. Merci. Photography has come a long way and we tend to take for granted the technological leaps and bounds that have happened over the past century and three quarters. We spotlight five artists who push photography even further, testing the limits of subject and technique.
Fred Ingrams | Visions of the Fens
British painter Fred Ingrams has developed a fascination with the strange marshy landscape of the Fens in eastern England. We quiz the artist about his connection to the landscape and ask him to describe the methods and materials he uses to create his expressive visions of the Fens.
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