The winter issue of Art Seen is now available in print and digital formats.

My guest on The Curator’s Salon podcast is Alicia Puig of PXP Contemporary and Create! Magazine. We talk about Alicia's background and then go on to talk about artist submissions we receive, the artist statement and applying to galleries.

A video about making your submission to open calls stronger and common mistakes I see.

I had a chance to hear from sculptor Alissa Alfonso, who uses found objects and repurposes them, bringing new life to discarded materials.

Nettie Wakefield is a British artist based in London. She spent summers at the Charles Cecil studios in Florence before (nearly) completing a foundation year at Chelsea College of Art, a BA in Art History at Leeds University and her Masters degree in Drawing at Wimbledon College of Art, graduating September 2013. Nettie wakefield’s work is predominantly pencil, however she has dabbled in bronze sculpture, mixed media and watercolour.

Kent-based artist Baljit Balrow’s colourful paintings rely on her subconscious and conscious playing together to create a final piece.

I had the chance to interview Australia-based artist Boben Mammen, who uses his art to express his state of mind which portrays his personal evolution in life and work.

I had the pleasure of interviewing Athens-based painter Dimitra Bouritsa who shares about the worlds she creates in her beautiful paintings.

Lucy Pickford’s interest is the street view, how we’re drawn into a space with framing whether it’s using the buildings or an entranceway or trees and planting.

British-Filipino contemporary artist – born and raised in Manila, Philippines, Rachel Le Roux.

Abstract artist Clare May Martin talks about the influences in her work, and her love of paint.

Irish artist, Anna Marie Savage talks about her work and exploring the realities and concepts of borders.