Trisha McCrae Owens

Trisha Owens, Pink Tree. Print.

The term ‘art’ certainly has a big remit but it’s the underlying aspects that make good art stand out, whether it is a piece of music, a film, a poem, a performance or a painting.  For me, a work of art has to initially grab me with some sort of aesthetic emotion, a visceral reaction […]

Jay Rechsteiner

Jay Rechsteiner in front of his work 'Getting Stronger Everyday.'

  Swiss artist Jay Rechsteiner in conversation with Werner Geldzahler, freelance curator and art collector, January 2014. Who are you and what do you do? My name is Jay Rechsteiner. I work with different media such as painting, installation, sculpture & video. I also tried my hands on performance and project art such as the […]

Abstract Art

Alice Gorton, Oil Slick, 2012. Mixed media on canvas, 1300 mm x 1700 mm. © Image: Alice Gorton/Works in Print

For some abstract art provokes a negative reaction.  Its lack of representation, or reference to nature or an object, occasionally gives rise to the assumption the artist has insufficient skill to produce a picture or sculpture of recognisable reality; or that she or he has thoughtlessly placed paint or other media on a surface.  While […]

Matthew Curtis-Knight

     London, I’m amazed by this place. I’ve been here almost thirteen years and it’s only getting more interesting and more inviting. When I came here in my early 20s to study Art I was overwhelmed and excited but I’m not entirely sure I knew how to process it all.  The work I make […]