julianna barwick

joan fullerton

more landscape from joan fullerton. like somewhere round about me in autumn in the rain.

celldöd

[pv] nothing

curt butler

this, by curt butler, has me wanting to get out and do more landscape painting

gordon wilson

there's only two possible places this could be and one of them has very fond associations for me so (even if it isn't) here's this from gordon wilson. yes, it's a bit of a certain way about scotland but, especially in his representation of plants he manages to capture something about the place i'm not sure i've seen anyone else do quite as well

ΔKTR

helen terry

you can't be about browsing textile art and not find yourself tripping over helen terry. and with good reason. she has to be, in my opinion, one of the best working british artists today.

hester cox

i like this so much that if it wasn't for what i'm up to at the moment i'd be getting myself down to yorkshire to do some classes with hester cox. love this!

shag

budamunk

taraneh ebrahimi

i love the smoking, only half there feeling in this by taraneh ebrahimi

takahiko hayashi

i know takahiko hayashi has been on here before but i'm making no excuses for that. totally worth all the time spent looking at his work. and prolific!!

sandunes

charanjit singh

think that acid house (as i did) came from detroit? Indian! this is joyous!

katsushika taito II

katsushika taito II - japanese old school!

rebel astronomer

elektro hafiz

luann ostergaard

i do like an abstract landscape. here's luann ostergaard with just that

tarqeeb

laura lein-svencner

i'm not always sold on collage but i would be if it looked like the work of laura lein-svencner. am really into not just the colour but the construction and that hint of realism that keeps an undercurrent thru it

christine mauersberger

it' be easy to look at a couple of images by christine mauersberger and pigeonhole her as just another textile artist. that would be a mistake. some really interesting work and ideas going on here

dragana crnjak

i really like minimalist abstraction and the notion of what can be done with less so i'm fiding these by dragana crnjak very striking

sarathy korwar

kamila govorcin

lita cabellut

really striking pictures from lita cabellut. they're so powerful and vibrant - i'd love to see these in the flesh

paul jagannath

i'm not going to lie, some of his figurative paintings just don't do it for me but paul jagannath's big heads, stylised and repetitive as they may be, have a beguiling quality that keeps them in my thought

ela minus

sarah moon

i'm not a super one for fashion photography other than on its own terms but sarah moon has started there and gone somewhere else entirely. in the grain and tome there's an almost painterly quality. tranquil and subline..

saul leiter

looking back at the photographs of saul leiter is not just to look back in time but to a different culture, a different way of looking. no phones - we've gained but we've lost along the way

erica