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30/12/2025

Dear Friends, wishing you a very happy New Year, and a smooth ride through the Year of the Red Horse!

I love this lesser known red horse painting by Petrov-Vodkin (he of the celebrated "Bathing of the Red Horse"). Aptly titled "Fantasy", the Red Horse is flying its rider towards his dreams - the rider is perhaps still uncertain of letting go of his past, but his horse is flying fearlessly into the future. May the year of the Red Horse lead you gently to the places where you would like to be, however they may change along the way.

With much love and gratitude,
Katrine

15/12/2025

Each artwork is a story. And yet, how can I describe the indescribable? Enter the Edward Gorey world. ‘Nuff said. For the story - link in bio (blog) and in the first comment.

28/11/2025

Each artwork is a story and I’m back with more! Julien Calot’s vivid landscapes are a joyful journey into the flow and interconnectedness of all things, a tribute to the powers of nature and the duality of life.

Don’t miss his well curated show at Marie Jose Gallery in London through 10 January. For the story and exhibition info - link on website (blog) and in the first comment below.

25/08/2025

Each artwork is a story. This week - Zimbabwean artist Amanda Shingirai Mushate creates worlds of interpersonal connections, vibrant lines of dreams, hopes, and choices weaving and interconnecting along their individual paths. For the story - link on website (blog) and in the comment below.

18/08/2025

Each artwork is a story. This week - Haitian-American artist Didier William intertwines Haitian mythology and personal experiences through immensely captivating artworks that call upon elements of painting, carving and printmaking. For the story - link on website (blog) and in the comment below.

11/08/2025

Each artwork is a story. This week - Lynne Drexler’s art is an explosion of colour. She was inspired by abstraction, nature, classical music and above all - colour. For the story - link on website (blog) and in the first comment below.

04/08/2025

Each artwork is a story. This week - the eternal conversation between the light, the sea, and the cliffs is so reassuringly universal. Gao Xiang’s “Silent Cliffs” series speaks it well. See more about Gao Xiang on my website and for the story - link on website (blog) and in the first comment below.

28/07/2025

Each artwork is a story. This week - I am sharing two new Raphael-inspired works by Toma Stenko. You are the first besides me and her children to see them! More about Toma is on my website and for the story - link in bio (blog) and in the first comment below.

Images: By the Riverside; Energy

21/07/2025

Each artwork is a story. This week - Bordighera, a seaside resort on the Italian Riviera’s Flower Coast, has beguiled many an artist with its light. Monet described it to Rodin as “fencing, wrestling, with the sun”. For the story - link in bio (blog) and in the first comment below.

Images: Emile Claus, “Ampelio, Old Fisherman of Bordighera”; Claude Monet, “Bordighera”

art impressionists

07/07/2025

Each artwork is a story. This week - have you ever wondered what your future self might be?

In one of my favourite paintings by Chen Li, he projected himself about 20 years into his future. With his back curved due to an old bar fight injury (don’t ask), he is standing peacefully on the edge of a stream, having reached tranquility within and without. Now, that is tempting. Very tempting.

For the story - link in bio (blog) and in the first comment below.

30/06/2025

Each artwork is a story. This week - Tall, stylized figures “wrapped in history, with a million stories to tell”. Blending history, mythology, and daily rural life, Siddharth Shingade describes his paintings as narrating “the stories of my native land and its people.” For the story - link in bio (blog) and in the first comment below.

23/06/2025

Each artwork is a story. This week - the figurative and abstract Japanese woodblock prints of Hagiwara Hideo made him into a renowned figure of the second half of the 20th century. For the story - link in bio (blog) and in the first comment below.

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