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Artist of the Week – Natalie Taylor
Natalie Taylor is a sculptor who is in touch with nature. Her work stems from life, in particular ‘the germinating seed’. Her sculptures are beautifully created; simple and organic forms,.. read more
Artist of the Week – Nicola Moir
Nicola Moirs’ work celebrates Sydney urban landscape, fabricating the everyday elements that we don’t see – such as telephone poles, into rhythmic marks that dance throughout her compositions. In recent.. read more
Artist of the Week – Rick Kirby
What obstacles do you face in making and exhibiting your work? With the larger pieces, the very scale creates problems and all technical and practical issues associated with that –.. read more
Artist of the Week – Kaan Bagci
It’s very difficult to ‘label’ the work of Kaan Bagci. He fuses graphics and illustration with Fine Art conceptual elements. Many of his works consist of beautifully designed, drawn, formed.. read more
Artist of the Week – Fiona Ackerman
Fiona Ackerman’s painting style frequently changes and reinvents itself. Energetic canvases with random and vigorous marks and brushstrokes are juxtaposed with tighter more precise images that are far more figurative… read more
Artist of the Week – Michael Lyons
This week HKAT is very proud to publish an interview by the internationally renowned and acclaimed sculptor Michael Lyons. Lyons is one of the UK’s leading and most successful artists.. read more
Artist of the Week – Mark Graver
Mark Graver is a printmaker who continually experiments with materials and techniques. Concerned with a healthy workshop/studio environment, Graver has developed a series of non-toxic printing techniques. These techniques can.. read more
Art & Design IB, A-Level, GCSE, AP, BTEC Coursework, Exam Support and Tutoring
Exam and Coursework deadlines are approaching fast. Portfolios need to be finished for interviews, moderation or exhibition purposes. All work created in line with school curriculum and can be submitted towards school examination and coursework.
