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It’s as if he was dreaming lucid, strange surreal reveries in color, with neon luminosity and fantastical narratives; flora and fauna interacting...

The female characters inhabiting the world of London-based illustrator Miles Johnston appear to be undergoing near perpetual transformation, their faces or bodies split in half, or their entire form morphing into globby organic forms. Over the past few years, he’s examined four specific transformations organized into series titled Deform, Divide, Attract, and Recur. Johnston will have work on view at the upcoming Small Works exhibition at beinArt Gallery and you can also follow him on…

You know we love the work of Erik Jones since we share his incredible paintings with you regularly! Well, brace yourselves, Spoke Art have just released two stunning limited edition prints ~ "Her Royal Cloth" and "Lairs". Visit the Spoke Art website today and get yours before they sell out.

Twisting into subtle backbends or hunching into a cross-legged crouch, the faceless women that find themselves at the center of Hanna Lee Joshi’s practice all personify an aspect of the artist herself. Conveyed through vibrant gradients in gouache and colored pencil, the figures shown here are companions to those the Korean-Canadian artist created last year,Continue reading "Posed Women Rendered in Vibrant Gradients by Hanna Lee Joshi Embody Loss and Acceptance"

Don't touch my soul with dirty hands I won't know how to wake up and one day there won't be anything left to give and you will be…

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🍂Kelsey Beckett🍂 on Instagram: "Sorry this took me so long to put up here - I needed to change the music and make sure we didn’t have any issues ☺️ here is some progress of my most recent painting for my show with @spoke_art in May. It’s coming up so quickly, I really need to buckle down! I hope you enjoy this :) #painting #oilpainting #williamsburgoils #gamblinoils #illustration"

The 5th Annual Supersonic Invitational | Spoke Art

Matt Ritchie's work makes a case for the relevance of the handmade. His flat paintings on custom-shaped panels could easily be misconstrued for digital graphics, but the artist cuts them out of wood and paints the miniature creations by hand in a way that's adamantly analog given the many shortcuts available for production. No laser cutters are involved.

For 3 days only.