Gabrielle Bill – Layering Beauty and Meaning on Canvas
Working primarily in oil on large canvases, the British artist blends human figures with lush foliage and flowers, creating visually captivating and quietly reflective works.
Payal Roywest – Painting Her Way Back To Joy
After a season of profound grief, London-based artist Payal Roywest found solace and purpose through art.
Bindu Morjaria – Colours of Courage and the Art of Renewal
For artist Bindu Morjaria, creativity has always been more than a skill—it is a way of seeing the world, processing life’s challenges, and inspiring others.
Ben Wardle – Painting the Wild, Embracing the Journey
Ben Wardle’s art is rooted in his deep connection to the British countryside. A mixed-media landscape artist, he transforms his love of wild spaces into bold, immersive works.
A Silent Cry from the Ocean: Art Confronts the Plight of Endangered Species
Artist Natalia Kapchuk Unveils ‘The Lost Animals’ Series: A Powerful Call for the Protection of Endangered Marine Species
Johnny Terry Volcere – From Artistic Roots to Filmmaking Mastery
Johny Terry Volcere, a Seychellois filmmaker and videographer, has carved a unique path from his early passion for fine arts to becoming a prominent storyteller through film. Deeply connected to his cultural roots, Johnny’s work captures the essence of Seychelles, blending creativity with authenticity.
Exploring the Sculptural Splendor
The New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) is not just a repository of magnificent paintings and artefacts but also home to a stunning outdoor display of sculptural masterpieces.
Chantalea Commin – Framing Guadeloupe – Beyond Paradise Through a Visual Artist’s Lens
A profound exploration of Guadeloupe’s authenticity beyond its paradisiacal facade, as told through the life and artwork of internationally recognised visual artist, Chantalea Commin
Robert Bocage – Art life is never lonely
Local painter, storyteller and iconographer Robert Bocage’s art presents viewers with a vision of New Orleans that is constantly evolving, ever inspiring, “The city of New Orleans is a work of art in itself”.
Olga Lomaka: Aliens – Unearthly Mirrors Into Human Nature
Organised by the renowned FprBuro Communications Agency, the Zari Gallery is set to host a monumental solo exhibition titled "Aliens." Behind this intriguing collection is the visionary British contemporary artist, gallerist, and founder of 'Lomaka Gallery,' Olga Lomaka.
Ana Joli
Handbags have unsurprisingly been trendy. However, this venture is far more than just cashing in on a hobby. For Ana Joli it's about so much more than just making a name for herself or paying the bills. Instead, it's about the 'peacefulness' that it brings her.
The Creative Genius of Donatien Fréminot
Donatien Fréminot found his way to art through his Chinese mentor, and loves to represent the Seychelles across the globe. However, the true heart of his work lies in the humble coco de mer.
Susan Mézquita – Dominican artist and cultural mediator for school projects
Susan Mézquita is a visual artist. You might ask: what does this entail exactly? It is, of course, about much more than just making art, exhibiting it to the public and selling it to those who most admire it. While on the surface this is how Mézquita makes her living, she’ll be the first to tell you that there’s so much more going on below the surface.
Mozambique’s beloved painter – Chica Sales
Art is a universal language that allows us to convey emotion, storytelling and abstract concepts without saying a word. There is something special about being able to relate to a piece of art created by someone on the other side of the planet. Chica Sales, though, simply calls her art “African contemporary painting”.
Nneka Jones and art that helps the public to ‘slow down and digest’ social issues
You don’t have to have a staunch passion for art to have heard of Trinidadian artist Nneka Jones. In fact, the vast majority of people will have seen her work whether they know it or not.