A new contest of and

Lynne Collins began her career as a sculptor and painter, after several years in the film and television industry. Much of her artwork has been featured in film productions and BBC art programmes...

Synopsis/review of documentary film screening "Youssou NDour: I Bring What I Love," presented by the Los Angeles Chapter of The Recording Academy.

Jon Aye’s latest work deals directly with Britain’s contemporary urban environment and inhabitants. Aye’s engagingly light and colourful paintings explore the tender relationship between human life and urban fabric in the most metropolitan centres of this isle: Leeds, London and Nottingham...

Tenderpixel Gallery is pleased to present its second solo exhibition by Boris Kajmak. The current exhibition, entitled Homes/\Houses, is inspired by drawings of houses made by children. Kajmak challenges the notions...

Passing Thoughts and Making Plans brings together artists who use photography as part of their thought process; as a tool for working out, following and shaping ideas that...

Today, the Depthcore Collective is pleased to release our 38th exhibition, our fourth freestyle body of work creatively entitled 'Freestyle IV'.

As more and more of our members continue to embark on creative careers, having a relaxed, unguided outlet for creativity becomes more and more important...

The Fifth Postulate required artists to prove the theme "Freedom" in their arts. Featured here are the submissions that proved the postulate of Freedom.

As an active and highly respected Member of the Royal Watercolour Society and the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers, David Glück regularly exhibited at Bankside Gallery. This, the first retrospective of Glück’s work since his death in February 2007, is also his first one-man show at the Gallery...

Sponsored by ING Wholesale Banking, this is an exhibition of small works independently selected by six prominent figures from the art world: two artists, two collectors and two critics...

A new contest of and

Lynne Collins began her career as a sculptor and painter, after several years in the film and television industry. Much of her artwork has been featured in film productions and BBC art programmes...

With nothing to lose, find out how you can put a commission (or something else) in an auction to help me raise money to move!

Redesign Sacanime's Mascots Contest!

10 different artist from the small Island of Singapore have flocked together to show the world what wings is to them. Freedom? Protection? Restriction? Fear? Flight? Good? Evil? Light? Dark? Full details on Facebook. Spread the Love.

Anime fever, draw and send me a link of the deviation.

gallery organization and permissions.

Afin de souligner l'atteinte de plus de 100 branches Dr. Sketchy à l'échelle mondiale, Dr. Sketchy Montréal vous invite à son prochain événement, Scarlett Takes Manhattan. La session sera inspirée par le nouveau roman illustré par Molly Crabapple, fondatrice de Dr. Sketchy, et écrit par John Leavitt.

Notre modèle sera la délicieuse artiste burlesque rousse L.Diablo, qui incarnera l'héroïne du roman, Scarlett! Ouf! Ça va donner chaud!

La session aura lieu samedi, le 19 décembre, de 14:00 à 17:00 au fabuleux Théâtre MainLine, 3997 Saint-Laurent. Nous aurons sur place une petite table de marchandise qui inclura des exemplaires de Scarett Takes Manhattan.

L'entrée est de 10 $ et n'oubliez pas votre cahier à dessin!

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To underline Dr. Sketchy reaching over 100 branches worldwide, Dr. Sketchy Montreal invites you to its next event, Scarlett Takes Manhattan. The session will be inspired by the new novel illustrated by Dr. Sketchy's founder, Molly Crabapple, and written John Leavitt.

Our model will be the saucy red-headed burlesque gal, L. Diablo, who will incarnate the novel's heroine, Scarlett. Woohoo! Things are gonna get hot!

The session will take place on Saturday, December 19, from 2:00 to 5:00 PM at the fabulous MainLine Theater, 3997 Saint-Laurent. There will also be a small merchandise table including copies of Scarlett Takes Manhattan.

The cover is $10 and don't forget your sketchbook!

Just for fun.