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"I see a continuous state of anxiety floating beneath western culture, instead of viewing it with pessimism, I have an urge to laugh at it and mock it in the work I create." - Taylor White
US-based Taylor White chats performance art, painting and tells us about a typical day in his studio!
Printmaker Alison Headley on fairies, salt and pepper and how lino stole her heart
"I always felt that something was missing in my finished paintings or illustrations, ike a dish of food without salt or pepper. Now that I work with lino, I feel as though the the seasoning has been added to my artwork."
We're taking on #ArtWorldSexism!
It's about time someone talked about this.
Artists worldwide surprise Syrian refugee children with handmade postcards
Read about the Artfinder communities latest incredible project.
"I have never worked harder, nor have I ever been happier!" Claire Desjardins on life as a full-time painter.
Meet Canada based artist, Claire Desjardins who in 2011 took the plunge and went from graphic designer to full-time painter. Plus, discover why Abstract expressionism and Gore's enticing landscapes inspire her large scale acrylic paintings.
Artfinder goes down under to meet Perth-based artist, Damien Venditti
"Whether it's realism, slight abstraction, palette knife work, stripes or adding graphic design elements, I am now hopefully closer to defining my own style."
Artfinder is coming to ARTROOMS 2017
Fancy joining us? Get your free tickets here and come along to discover the big, red, naughty dot as you've never seen it before.
Spotlight on Germany - 5 artists you need to know now
5 artists working in Germany you need to know now, plus explore an entire collection of German talent, hand-picked for you by our Editors
Donna Bernstein on her lifelong love of horses and how that translates into her art.
"Their bodies are round, soft, full of movement and emotion. Their form offers so much to look at, horses for me are visually stimulating on both an architectural and spatial standpoint."
