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Campur: The Artwork Of Alia Leadabrand
The work of Australian artist Alia Leadabrand has been described as: “Not only a vivid exploration of a contemporary subculture, but also a fascinating reminder of street style’s links with established artistic traditions.” Here she talks to Rachel Love about her life, her passions, her art and her current exhibition at Ku De Ta. Text by Rachel Love. Continue »
At The Cutting Edge: Geoff Hardy’s...
When viewing mosaic art, most people will move in as close they can to focus on a small area, touch the exquisitely tactile materials, and marvel at the intricate patterning, colour, tonality and surface detail, before stepping back to assimilate the interplay of the various elements and the composition as a whole. Continue »
Unmask the Past: D’Topeng Kingdom...
A pioneering new museum in Bali focusing on Indonesian masks is a one-man (and woman) show aiming to help preserve the nation’s cultural treasures and heritage. Continue »
The Art Of Perfumery
Odours to a perfume maker are like colours to an artist. They provide an outlet for the expression of the perfumer’s creativity, style and spirit of adventure. Continue »
Gene Kreyd: Artist on the Crest of a...
“I’m really excited about the evolution of art,” says Uluwatu-based artist and surfer, Gene Kreyd. “Art has always evolved and continues to do so. Consequently, I’m riding the wave of evolution and having fun with all the new media technology.” Continue »
The Art Of Bali As Seen At Pasifika Art...
Rachel Love explores just five of the eleven rooms at the Pasifika Art Museum, Nusa Dua, to learn more about the history of Balinese art and the foreign artists who have influenced its development since the 1920s. Continue »
