Yuliya Martynova’s Watercolour World
Yuliya Martynova is a Kazakhstan born watercolour artist who exhibits her colourful paintings at art fairs around the UK. She works between studios in Moscow and London.
Pioneering Contemporary African Art with Touria El Glaoui
Q&A with Touria EL Glaoui, Founding Director of 1.54 Contemporary African Art Fair and Rise Art Prize judge for Africa & the Middle East. Plus 5 standout female South African artists who have entered the competition.
Leila Fanner's African Dream(scape)
Rise Art Prize applicant Leila Fanner paints metaphysical pieces that capture her spiritual view of the African environs that surround her.
Five Questions with Neo Maditla
Q&A with Rise Art Prize judge, Neo Maditla. Neo is Editor in Chief of DesignIndaba.com, the leading design and creativity platform in South Africa. She is a seasoned writer with experience in print, TV and online.
5 Global Artists to Watch
We're midway through submissions for the Rise Art Prize. Check out who has come in and what our current artists are up to.
Five Questions with Nicole Gordon
Nicole Gordon is the Founder of Art Is My Oxygen. She's also an Editorial Contributor for Sold Magazine and an Online Author for Beautiful Bizarre Magazine. Over the past two years, Nicole has interviewed over 140 artists from around the world. She herself is an artist, and holds a BFA in Sculpture.
Five Questions with Marine Tanguy
Introducing Marine Tanguy, one of our exciting Rise Art Prize judges for Europe. Marine runs her own artist agency called MTArt, which promotes influential artists working across the globe.
Cartoon to Canvas: Behind the Scenes with Ellannah Sadkin
Writer and curator Lori Zimmer interviews Ellannah Sadkin, British-born abstract artist based in New York.
Five Star Rise Art Prize Judges
5 Global Regions. 1 London Exhibition. £10,000 Cash Prize. Today we launch submissions for our debut artist of the year competition, the Rise Art Prize. Check out some of our star judges who'll be viewing the finalists' artwork at our exhibition in February.
Indulging in Duchamp and Dali
Writer and curator Lori Zimmer reviews the Royal Academy's new 'Dali/Duchamp' exhibition, which offers an enlightening dialogue between the two masterful weirdos of art history.
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