piero piccioni

alessandro alessandroni

helene amouzou

textile, pattern, erasure, negation - what's not to like with helene amouzou?

sokari douglas camp

you've just got to love the plurality of narrative happening in sokari douglas camp's work. looking at this stuff not only do i get a sense that something is right with the world but also about what art could be.

dorothy ashby

majida khattari

i fond, after a browse thru majida khattari's images, that they stay with me, popping up in other thoughts, making ne think about the way i look at and represent the world around me.

faithxlvii

faithxlvii - amazing! if you don't know her work get off and make a cup of tea, sit down and take some time browsing

nasser shamma

this is a playlist rather than an album but lsten anyway. nasser shamma - amzing!!

rabih abou khalil

creighton michael

if it's got dots, spots or circles and that microscopy feel chances are i'm going to be up for it. creighton michael doesn't fall short even if i can't find this image on his website

gabor szabo

ephrem solomon

 and we'll just keep on with the figurative. not least because i don't have enough wood/linocut on the site. lokking at ephrem solomon's work is me lookand learning!

dawit abebe

i'm not usually the biggest fan of figurative painting but i really like the strong grpahic elements in dawit abebe as well as the feeling of narrative undercurrent

mainly ethiopia

all that ethiopian music and some more besides...

alberta bamonte

it's great to see someone else doing something similar to what you do yourself but coming up with a different set of methods and solutions. more images here