The Art of Berlino Discussed in Magazine, East and West.

“I [was briefed] on the design of the [hotel]. You come up with numerous ideas, 10 or 20, sketch them or work them in clay and then [combine] them,” explains Berlino when exploring ideas for the Dubai-based company Emaar.

Embroidery as Contemporary Art - An Interview with Alice Kettle

This interview gives an insight into the unparalleled work of Alice Kettle who has established herself as a unique voice in the practise of stitch.

Her work will be on display at 3 Hardman Street, Spinningfields and within Artzu Gallery.

Portrait of a Tree by Painter Robert Jenkins

Robert Jenkins is well established and respected as a figurative painter. His intensely human style draws out the personality from the body, and allows you to feel intimate with his subjects. He has taken this very same approach in his study of trees, producing powerful ‘portraits’ of something whose individuality can be often over looked.

Some Thoughts on the Nature of Abstract Art from Painter James Cummins

James Cummins paints pictures the motives of which are the great fundaments of art: History, philosophy, literature, science and nature.

Born in Liverpool and now living in the heart of Berlin with his wife, his work can be seen as a kind of pilgrimage – his own spiritual journey. Here he discusses his interest in art as a means to transcend the mind.

Hunting for Your Soul in the Work of Timur D'Vatz

Timur D’Vatz is originally from Russia but has taken into his soul the stories of our ancient Celtic myths.
“Deer were one of the forms preferred by the shape-shifting Celtic fairies, the Tuatha de Danan, when they appeared to people in the form of a White Doe or White Stag.”