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Yet, for all its sonic flourishes and upbeat tempos, Clerel’s music is deceptively melancholy; a closer listen reveals his lyrical tendency toward nostalgia and heartbreak. It makes sense, though, when we remember that an urgent affinity for American soul music was the catalyst for his art to begin with.
Boyle’s work has an uncanny ability to revolt and yet exude a sense of beauty.
Vancouver-based painter Joon Lee shares his process, the emotional connection between colour and form, and how he bridges authenticity and artistry.
Nadia Belerique creates contemporary installations with a photographic eye, building scenes with mixed materials.
She doesn’t like labels and her work defies categorization. Meet Christine Boswijk.
For Gu, art is not about perfecting expression through one medium, it’s about ideas.
There’s nothing quite as charmingly twee as a Wes Anderson scene—except, perhaps, a boxed diorama of a Wes Anderson scene.
Chinese visual artist Liu Bolin has found success within a curious paradox: he stands out by blending in.
His work, mostly acrylic on canvas portraits and landscapes, belies an uncommon aptitude for capturing energy and narrative, and a keen sense of colour.
