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We have read and heard of artists who have sent their creations outer space or placed them onto the surface of the moon.

Today, I received the sad news that Ian Rosenfeld, Founder and Director of Gallery Rosenfeld, has died.

Mustafa Boga's Mother and Child 1 captures the delicate balance between fragility and survival.

Full of (Still) Life, an exclusive online exhibition with Janet Rady Fine Art, London, featuring ten compelling works by contemporary artist Paul Kupelian, running until 7 February 2025.

Maria Teresa Ortoleva’s research-based practice operates at the intersection between art and mental wellbeing, experimenting with diagrammatic drawing, data visualisation, urban science and scientific imagery of the human mind.

Season's Greetings 2024

Labyrinth of Memories an upcoming exhibition at Singer Laren Museum, 26 March - 25 August 2025.

Barbara LT explores ideas around the activities of acrobats, trapeze artists, dancers, tightrope walkers and stunt artists.

Georgia Dymock's artistic hybrid offspring is inspired by a blend of stimuli, hovering from Greek sculptural forms to the highly stylised nudes of Tamara de Lempicka and the Great Gatsby.

Wells’ observant eye studies the human anatomy with their muscular features in detail, allowing her to masterfully sculpt a person’s body.  Teresa Wells’ work is highly figurative, inspired particularly by the idealised physiques of ballet dancers and athletes, her perfect figures also reference classical sculpture and literature.

The documentation and classification of works of art, antiquities and scientific, industrial and other collected materials is an important aspect of collection management and applies to artists, makers, galleries, auction houses, private, public and corporate collectors.

The exhibition 'Alma Mater’ where we encounter Stamselberg's otherworldly paintings are the result of a life changing happening and decision.

In 2019, after more than a decade, Peter Zimmermann returned to a new 3-dimensional exploration with Sieben Sockels.

The Brazilian artist Ana Herter examines the relationship between image and meaning. She reflects on wildfires around the world and portrays landscapes engulfed and destroyed by devastating fierce flames.

Art has the profound ability to connect us across cultures and evoke deep emotions, transcending the boundaries of language and geography.

In most societies, the skull is the symbol of death and mortality. It's a compelling icon with deep meanings and brings together communities to commemorate their ancestors.

Özgül Arslan explores the intricate relationship between ritual, nature, and materiality.

Fine art graduates often lack adeptness when engaging with galleries, museums, collectors, clients, and the wider art world as well as managing their studio practice, administration, business affairs alongside making consistent work.

Artist in Focus is a programme by Renée Pfister Art & Gallery Consultancy promoting the works of artists the consultancy is regularly involved with.

Neda Dana-Haeri and Tajalli Keshavarz have been collaborating for more than a decade. Keshavarz composes exquisite thoughtful poetry and Dana-Haeri responds to his poems with superb, lively abstractions. Both artists pay tribute to their Persian culture and roots.