Upon walking into Orfeo Tagiuri’s studio, a world of narratives unfolds unto you; excepts of his own thoughts and poems fill the wall, jostling for places with sketches, wood carvings and evidence of the post man. However, within this melee of creativity exists a flow state for the artist, a carefully curated vision of process …
Existing in balance; testing borderlines with Orfeo Tagiuri Read More »
Betsey Kilpatrick grew up in the wilds of Ireland and Scotland, visiting relatives in these habitats of untamed beauty. During this time in her youth, Betsey was watching the way the water moved, how the clouds formed, and how the paintbrush could replicate. She went on to study at the prestigious RCA in London, in …
There is a solace that can be found within the works of Harriet Hoult. As a self-described feeling-led artist, Harriet’s imbues her works with her own sentiments and perspective, offering the viewer safe spaces in which they may relax and contemplate. The form of the pieces speaks to the artist’s time spent training to be …
The intricate, delicate and majestic works of Gaia Ozwyn command space and attention. Gaia, who works full time for the NHS, is inspired by the environment of Dartmoor, which is where she grew up. Upon the tors of this wild landscape there is a unique duality between beauty and harshness, clarity and obscurity, which is …
It is clear to see that Lauren Bevan’s work has a distinct, thought out process. Having trained at Brighton and the RCA, she has been able to experiment with myriad forms of art, from printmaking to sculpture. In fact, these experiments are visible in her work, from the sculptural element that is found within her …
Having looked into some innovative and exciting artistic spaces, SuperGlue now looks towards London. Art Galleries in London have begun to climb out of their imposed hibernation, providing artists with opportunities to show their work in spaces across the city. As any Londoner will attest to, the spaces for showing and displaying art in London …
Collective Space : Shaking up the scene with london based collective ending Read More »
SuperGlue believes in art that challenges. In the past issues, we have seen artists who are pushing the boundaries of new beginnings and of collaboration, and now we present to you artists who are challenging the very base of artistic production, the materials. Materials make up the media of art, from the polaroid to the …
Disrupted Media: A Punk Photography With Mark Tamer Read More »
Film Still. Zethu Maseko, Zuggans, A collaboration with Dear Ribane (2019), 2 minutes 28 seconds. Courtesy of the artist. Photo Kay Kay Ribane It is said that in creating relationships that pool talent together, meaningful and new modes of expression can be found. For the past year, these connections have been hard to come by, …
Xu Yang, The Admirer, 2020. Oil on linen, 180 x 145 cm. There is a saying that in not knowing your past, your path forwards can become muddled and unclear, and consequently there appears a loss of direction. Naturally this statement speaks to the history attached to one’s own past actions and possessions, which set …
Back in Fashion: Exploring the Rococo with Xu Yang Read More »