Does the dog die?
Katrīna Tračuma reflects on empathy, animals and painting through Does the dog die?, an exhibition looking back at twelve creative years.
As it Darkens
James Wellwood reflects on small-scale oil painting, walking and memory, tracing the landscapes and everyday encounters behind As It Darkens.
Encouraging Creative Parameters
Eamonn B Shanahan reflects on how creative parameters can strengthen cohesion, focus decisions and make every deliberate deviation meaningful.
Nua Collective Releases Anecdotes Issue 04
Discover Anecdotes Issue 04, Nua Collective’s 68-page autumn art publication exploring place, memory and creative discovery through the work of 12 contributors.
The Giving Project: After Hours
Josh Stein recounts a New Year’s Eve portrait exchange that grew from the relationships formed through The Giving Project.
A Glue Stick Alone Wasn’t Going to Cut It
Amy Devlin describes moving collage beyond the page through fabric, found objects, sewing, staples and the visual language of weathered billboards.
Against Compliance: Disobedience as Artistic Strategy in a Time of Permanent Crisis
Lucy Lambe examines artistic disobedience as a sustained method of resistance within conditions of permanent political and social crisis.
Kauguri Garden in the Winter Dark
Katrīna Tračuma reflects on painting a beloved Kauguri garden en plein air as winter cold, sunset and darkness transform the scene.
What Is Real and What Is Not
Enrique Hernandez explores the uncanny through charcoal drawings that move between recognition, distortion and psychological unease.
Ana Mendieta’s Silueta Series and the Rupestrian Carvings
Anne Martin Walsh considers spirituality, exile and identity in Ana Mendieta’s Silueta series and Rupestrian carvings
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