It Started On Hampstead Heath
I have worked for most of my career as a medical and scientific illustrator, which means a lot of time
Painting
Bringing Together Art and Science to Save Joshua Trees
I wasn’t expecting to return to my desert hometown for my PhD research, and didn’t imagine that I would be
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An Interview With Painter Danielle Nelisse
This month I have for you an exclusive interview with Danielle Nelisse, an immigration attorney, private investigator, and – painter! Her
Imagining Water #12: One Year Later
It is a full year since I began writing this monthly series on artists who are focusing on the topic
Born of a Singularity: Art and Our Position in the Ecosystem
If you look through critical writing about Siobhan McDonald’s artwork you would not be immediately aware that she is pre-eminently
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Manifesta 12: The Planetary Garden
During the renovation of the sanitary system of Palazzo Butera, one of the many crumbling yet spectacular palazzos of Palermo,
Imagining Water, #9: Pop Sea Art
Pop Art emerged as a movement in the mid-1950s in England and the United States in response to the growing consumerism,
Beyond Borders
Learn how to see. Realize that everything connects to everything else. —Leonardo da Vinci Doing research, pioneering new approaches, changing
From Freelance to Fulfillment
When I was small, like most kids I loved to draw and was obsessed with animals. But as I grew
A Brief History of Wind Energy for Artists
We humans have been harvesting the wind for at least 5,000 years. A clay vase dating to 3500 BCE from