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Stuart L. Gordon is a dedicated nature and travel photographer from Oregon, whose artistic journey has led him across the world in pursuit of breathtaking landscapes, diverse wildlife, and compelling human expressions. His deep appreciation for nature and global cultures is reflected in his work, which encourages viewers to connect with the planet’s intricate beauty and rich diversity. “For me, fine art nature and travel photography is about actively engaging with a moment rather than passively witnessing it. It’s about being present when light, weather, place, and subject align in a way that creates something truly extraordinary,” says Gordon. This…
Korean gallery Kiwa opened its second space near Mayfair, London on February 20. Located in a restored former fashion and art building on Albermarle Street, gallery neighbors surrounding Blue Chip Gallery include Thaddaeus Ropac, David Zwirner and Gagosian. “Kiwa has a deep commitment to London and its thriving creative community and we are honored to bring the artist’s work to Mayfair, in this very special architectural area of the city,” said CJ Chun, director of the gallery, in the press explain. statement. Since its inception in 2011, Kiwa Gallery Kiwa has a reputation in the Seoul art world, platforming emerging…
Art MarketMaxwell RabbExterior view of Frieze Los Angeles, 2025. Photo by Casey Kelbaugh. Courtesy of Frieze and CKA.Two themes dominated art world conversations in the run-up to this year’s Frieze Los Angeles. First came the question of whether the fair would proceed in the wake of wildfires across L.A. County, which devastated over 40,000 acres and destroyed more than 10,000 homes. Then, when the fair announced that it would go ahead, there was the matter of quite how things would shake up.As Frieze Los Angeles 2025 held its VIP day on February 20th, the mood was one of vibrancy and…
Stephen Von Mason’s artistic path took root in his childhood in South Bend, Indiana. Born in 1954, he was drawn to creativity from an early age, spending hours sketching rodeo riders and football players. These energetic subjects fueled his passion for capturing movement and individuality, shaping his artistic identity. By the time he reached high school, his commitment to art had strengthened, setting him on the path to a professional career. Following graduation, Stephen sought formal training to refine his skills. He enrolled at the John Heron School of Art in Indianapolis, specializing in printmaking and earning his BFA. Immersed…
Oenone Hammersley is an artist whose work is deeply connected to the natural world. Recognized for her rainforest and wildlife paintings, Hammersley’s art reflects a lifelong fascination with nature, landscapes, and wildlife. Her pieces evoke a sense of wonder while addressing the pressing environmental issues of our time, blending realism with abstract forms to express the fragility of the world we live in. Hammersley has been exhibiting her work since 1980, with shows in the U.S., Europe, Africa, and Australia. Her artistic journey has taken her across the globe, and these experiences are reflected in her wide range of subjects…
For William Schaaf, art has always been more than a craft—it’s been a journey of self-exploration, renewal, and a profound bond with nature. Now in his eighth decade, Schaaf has dedicated over 60 years to capturing the essence of the equine form in painting and sculpture. His work goes beyond mere representation, drawing from the traditions of Zuni and Navajo fetish and doll makers whose cultural influence continues to shape his creative outlook. His connection to horses began with a moment of realization that became the foundation of his artistic path. To Schaaf, the equine form represents something spiritual—a presence…
Local artist Jacqui Sieger is on a mission to paint the world, one mesmerizing brushstroke at a time. Her atmospheric paintings transport viewers to unknown lands, capturing the sea and landscapes with a unique, absorbing quality. Over two decades in his art career, Jacqui has honed her craft, developing a distinct style that sets her apart. Jacqui Sieger is a modern contemporary impressionist, creating artworks that are as dynamic as they are beautiful. Her artwork is structured mainly from a multi-layer technique using luminous acrylic paint and oils, a pioneering method that changes the mood of each piece as light…
Art MarketAnnabel Keenan“Buying art is primarily about personal experience,” Alberto Bemer, manager of Galleria Il Ponte in Florence, told Artsy. “Choose artists and artworks that resonate with your sensitivities and tastes – only what you really love.” Bemer raised perhaps the most important aspect of buying art: there is no one suitable way.The way collectors buy and what should reflect their own tastes, aesthetics and values, whether filling walls or building them will have a collection that they will have for years. With countless artists and dealers working around the world, collectors have countless options, but this abundance can also…
Michael Sabin was born and raised in upstate New York, in the same hometown as Tommy Hilfiger. Growing up in the Finger Lakes region, known as Mark Twain Country, he developed an early interest in art. At 23, he started working in Corning, NY, known as the Crystal City, and quickly became captivated by glass—its reflectiveness, versatility, and how it interacts with light. To this day, he continues to work in the glass factories of Corning while pursuing his love of painting. His work focuses on oil and pastel, using both canvas and stained glass panels as his surfaces. This…
Carolin Rechberg, born in Starnberg, Germany, is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans ceramics, sound art, drawing, and voice work. She approaches creation as a fully immersive process, where the act of making holds as much significance as the finished piece. For Rechberg, art is not just about producing objects but about engaging in an ongoing exchange between herself, the materials, and the world around her. She describes her practice as a way to “digest, reflect, and transform information,” using creation as a means of cultivating awareness and presence. Her work delves into the relationship between individuals and the broader…