The mundane

Using his work as a way to interact with life’s high and low points, the Toronto-based painter skilfully captures the volatile nature of young adulthood.

Japanese photographer Shin Noguchi, based in Kamakura and Tokyo, describes his street photography as “an attempt to capture extraordinary moments of excitement, humanism and beauty among the flow of everyday life”.

Using his work as a way to interact with life’s high and low points, the Toronto-based painter skilfully captures the volatile nature of young adulthood.

“Escalator” – Acrylic paint on canvas. (2018). Inspired by the mundane activity of shopping and the idea of movement. Location Lyon France. All of Graham Stringers acrylic paintings in canvas reflect the things around him. Documenting his daily life, searching for the beauty in the mundane, Graham creates snapshots of the ‘everyday’.

© Lulu Ash (@luluashstudio) For our latest group show, we invited you to submit your minimalist photographs. Curated by Lucy Pike, Head of Photography Partnerships at WeTransfer, in collaboration with…

I'm delighted and honored that Susan Lichtman agreed to this telephone interview and thank her greatly for being so generous with her time and attention with sharing thoughts about her art and process. Susan Lichtman is a well-known and greatly respected figurative painter living in Southeastern, Mass. She is an Associate Professor of Painting at Brandeis University. Select recent shows include: List Gallery, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, PA, Smith College, Northampton, MA, and has shown…

GRIMM is proud to announce Nearby, a new solo exhibition by Caroline Walker (UK, 1982) in New York. Caroline Walker's paintings are a l...

I like who I am when I’m being creative -- that’s the basic fact. I love taking photos, just like I love having a long walk through the hills near me in

The LA-based illustrator talks us through his observation-based practice where he finds the simplest of things the most interesting.