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This Memory: Textiles Competition
Deadline: Friday 4th December The Responsa Foundation is dedicated to championing projects that create meaningful social impact and foster public...
Paula Baader and The Liminal Language of Paint
Growing up in Hamburg, artist Paula Baader developed an early sensitivity to language, imagery and atmosphere - shaped by a childhood surrounded by...
Painting the Unseen: Folklore, Landscape, and the Art of Julianna Byrne
Steeped in myth, memory, and the quiet magic of the natural world, artist Julianna Byrne creates paintings that feel both incredibly dreamlike and...
This Love Competition
THIS LOVE: ARTISTS’ OPEN CALL Deadline: Friday 20th March 2026 The Responsa Foundation is dedicated to championing projects that create meaningful...
A Tangle of Tenderness: The Portraits of Jessica Jane Charleston
In Jessica Jane Charleston's work, the canvas becomes a threshold; part mirror, part dreamscape - where the familiar outlines of the body contort...
Rediscovering the Artist: How a Birthday Sparked a Long-Buried Love of Art
Some creative journeys begin in childhood, others arrive like lightning - unexpected, electrifying, and impossible to ignore. For artist Ibi...
The Body is Fluid: Carole Mousset’s Exploration of the Intimate
Carole Mousset is a Brussels-based multimedia artist exploring intimacy and the body as a fluid, ever-shifting container. She distorts inner...
Modern Mythology: The Paintings of Olga Krykun
Olga Krykun (b. 1994, Ukraine) is a contemporary artist based in Prague, whose work is deeply driven by intuition, emotion, and personal narrative....
“A dream so familiar, it could feel like your own.” Step into Katie Leimbach’s soft and reflective world
Katie Leimbach (b. 1995, Portland, Oregon) is a Brooklyn-based artist whose evocative paintings blur the boundaries between memory, nature, and the...
Amid The Silent Flowers: Grant Winner Terence Wilde
This vibrant showcase celebrates the end of the first inspiring year of the Amid the Silent Flowers Collective. Founded by artist and educator...
“A blank canvas is the biggest motivation” An Interview with Andrew Crane
It was a pleasure to speak with the remarkable artist Andrew Crane, who has been honing his craft for over six decades. Born in 1949 in Croydon,...
Celebrating The Witch: A Samhain Special
Halloween, or Samhain (pronounced “sow-win”), originated as a pagan religious festival from an ancient Celtic spiritual tradition. In Ireland around...