We would like to introduce you to surreal artist, Emilie DeBlack.
We sit down with Richard Levine to discuss his new collection of prints and his life as an artist.
We have a chat with Gareth Tristan Evans about his new Skate Deck collection!
It’s a common misconception that only wealthy people can afford to have an art collection. However, it is not about having only expensive artworks that you buy at auctions for a ransom price. It’s more about collecting the artwork that shows your individuality.
We spend a day in the life of Marion McConaghie, from her morning strong cup of tea to settling down with a box set after cooking dinner.
We spend a day in the life of Jane Burrows, from early starts to drawing inspiration from the human figure.
Rhys Brown's practice turns the traditional Japanese Gyotaku printing technique to somewhat less traditional subjects: soft toys.
David Storey's work plays on the idea of memory and the point in which they begin to fade.
Moving home is a big step, so housewarming presents need to be significant. Whether buying for a loved one or treating yourself, you can’t go wrong with art.
Whether shopping for dear old Dad, for the hard-to-please-teenager or for the kids… think art this Christmas! Here are some art-related Christmas gift ideas.
Hello Marine talks us through her new collection of paintings "Oh So Still" which reflect upon our time in lockdown.
Colour Black's work doesn’t take itself too seriously. If it can make you smile, laugh or think, happy days.
We are so pleased to welcome Horace Panter to artrepublic, check out our Q&A to learn more about the artist, his practice, and his work.
We spend a day in the life of Lee Ellis, from toddler wake-up calls to studio experimentation.
Frances Featherstone's recent paintings 'The Heavens Series’ seeks to capture the sense of infinity and serenity we glimpse when looking out of aeroplane windows like angels from above.
Artist & Designer Toby Holmes creates playful and humorous 'Pop-Surrealist’ sculptures and prints combining images drawn from a huge variety of sources from classical art to contemporary packaging and advertising.
We spend a day in the life of David Studwell, from a morning run to closing the studio door at the end of the day.
Sherrie-Leigh Jones draws inspiration from nature and travel, juxtaposing the real and fantastical to create landscapes that explore the ideas of ever changing seasons and environments.
We were lucky enough to speak with NeverLabel to discuss their formation, carbon neutral art, and their new print 'Mother, Earth'.
Eddy Bennett shares with us the inspiration behind his new print, 'Welcome to my world', and answers some of our burning questions!
Florence Blanchard's work is directly inspired by her past experience working as a scientist and writing graffiti and depicts abstracts molecular landscapes questioning our idea of visual perception.
Zoë Jackson's work explores the human form and its place in nature along with themes of mindfulness and body positivity.
A love of her surroundings, combined with an avid interest in graphic design and travel has inspired the vibrant colours and shapes seen in Hannah's work today.
We chat with Richard Berner to discuss his brand new print, Best Buds.
