Saskia Pomeroy

Geoff McFetridge, a HUGE artist and influence for some time now. Hailing from L.A, McFetridge is very prolific in the USA having worked many of high profile clients and some…

Henry Jackson Newcomb is a Norwich based artist using everyday materials to create compositional studies, often capturing these studies with photography to create a final piece. A graduate of Norwich…

Art & design giant Nathalie Du Pasquier created some of the most recognisable patterns associated with the Memphis movement during the 1980’s. Over recent years we have seen a revival…

Looking for some new summer garms? Casual menswear clothing label Age of Aquarius is a London based brand with a, surfy, natural mystic vibe, perfect for the beach and holiday,…

An eagerly awaited show by me, and many others no doubt is the Tate Modern’s Henri Matisse, Cut Outs. In his later years Matisse was unable to paint, he began…

Apologies for the lack of imagery, but all the more reason to go and see this exhibition of original Japanese Boro fabric at Somerset House. Boro is Japanese for “rags”…

Australian fashion designer Emma Mulholland has grown from strength to strength in recent years after her first debut at Australian fashion week. For her “Spring Break” collection Emma has continued…

For anyone in New York City this month, here is a really nice show to go and see in Williamsburg at the Pierogi Gallery. Brooklyn based Reed Anderson’s solo show,…

Annie Strachan is one of my favourite UK artists right now. Her work ranges from sculpture, to ceramics, painting and also print. Annie studied at Chelsea of Art & Design…

Swiss artist Olaf Breuning is known for his playful, colourful work, and this series of works, named “Elevation 1049”, set with the alps at Gstaad is a continuation of this…

Otto is a design company based in New York City founded by Roula Nassar. Roula has created an online shop for her knitwear items, lovely, quality sweaters with deep natural…

Really nice print direction from fashion label RICHARDS NYC for fall/winter 2014. Spectrum blends collaged with 3D waves and Orcas, combined with computer windows give the collection a sophisticated “Tumblr…

Keith Vaughn is and American painter whose recent work has taken an abstract turn. His work has moved away from the figurative to cut out shapes, grids, gradients and photographic…

Dutch graphic artist Jordy Van Den Nieuwendijk found his niche and ran with it. His style ranges from 1980’s style “Computer Drawings” to abstract painting and collage, and has its…

Head to the Serpentine gallery this month and see guest curator Martino Gamper’s new exhibition “design is a state of mind”. The show presents a selection of shelving systems, telling…

Brooklyn based artist Paul Wackers’ painting style currently seems to be discussing the various physical qualities of still life objects whilst deftly dealing with tactile surfaces. You can see in…

Annu Kilpelanien is a Finnish born Illustrator working in London. I first met Annu printing with the lovely guys down at Peckham Print Studio, she is every bit as vibrant…

Glasgow-based Good Press Gallery are inviting applications for the second Good Press Remote Residency. This is open to artists of all disciplines; visual artists, photographers, writers, publishers, people. Last year’s…

Sam Friedman’s recent work is searingly colourful, intricate, contrasting, bold, bright, yet delicate. It might not seem so, but Sam’s work is inspired by visions of the natural world. You…

From 10th January – 1st March 2014 at Hauser & Wirth London, curated by Julian Heynen, this exhibition examines the relationship between form and chance in a selection of Hans…