Artist Interviews

David Wightman is an English painter known for his abstract and landscape acrylic paintings using collaged wallpaper. He studied Fine Art at Middle...

A.Bliss are photographic mounting specialists with over 50 years experience. Their workshop in Clerkenwell, Central London is equipped with the la...

Porn and art have long had a contentious relationship. When is an actress 'allowed' to get naked for her art? When is a nude 'tasteful' and when is...

Hannah Tilson is just about to graduate from The Slade School of Art though her career as an artist has already taken off. Her recent group exhibit...

Hannah Tilson is just about to graduate from The Slade School of Art though her career as an artist has already taken off. Her recent group exhibit...

We were lucky enough to catch The Other Art Fair contributing artist, Brian Sayers for a chat about his work. Brian Sayers paints objects, laid out...

"I wanted the paintings to be of an animal making a very human but subtle gesture, bowing."

"Painter who enjoys a more surreal take on the world."

"Every now and then I convince myself that less is more .... either stripping back the design or colour and trying to let the subject matter speak for it self."

"I painted Broadway dancers on an egg to represent Easter for the state of New York.  This activity was rewarded by a tour of the White House by then first lady, Laura Bush."

"I was inspired by political demonstrations, where smoke or teargas chokes participants and hide landscape."

"We’re all either our own island and we search for solitude or we look for enlightenment or belonging – where we feel we “should” be in a world of multiculturalism. You can live anywhere in the world, but you have to find a sense of identity."