Painter Barbary O’Brien

Barbary O’Brien: I am a Queer Feminist Artist, Cartoonist, Mural painter, Designer and Environmentalist living, surfing, and working at Ratalang/Middleton, on the South Coast of South Australia.

Aileen McKay – Artist’s Statement

Aileen McKay: My ‘Scota’ acrylic on canvas series gives form to the blue-on-blue horizons that Scota, Scotland’s migrant foremother might have seen as she led her matriarchal followers across the seas from Egypt…

Henriette Hellstern – Artist’s Statement

Henriette Hellstern: Regrettably, instead of embracing our differences as opportunities for growth and understanding, our collective consciousness often succumbs to the temptation of hurling mud at one another. …

Birthe Havmøller – Artist’s Statement

“A hill is a hill until you see it as a holy mountain and a sacred place belonging to our ancestors.” – Birthe Havmøller
Illustration: How to cut a cloud into two halves (2023) by Birthe Havmøller

Kallie Genzale – Artist’s Statement

Kallie Genzale is an American queer artist who makes paintings and works on paper. In this artist’s statement Kallie presents a series of recent acrylic paintings.

Colette Hébert – Artist’s Statement

I am unconcerned with figurative details in my paintings. Emotions are expressed broadly, through the body. Intricacies in facial expression, dress, or limb are minimal or nonexistent. The focus is on the body, a vessel for pleasure, desire, dreams, reflection.

Renée Jacobs – Artist’s Statement

Renée Jacobs is one of the most celebrated photographers of the female nude of our time. Recipient of the prestigious International Photography Award for Fine Art Nude, her work has been exhibited and published around the world. Her photography books PARIS and POLAROIDS are currently open for pre-sales.

Pamela Dodds – Artist’s Statement

‘Something I Want to Tell You – Big Paintings by Pamela Dodds’ at Suite 215 Gallery, 78th Street Studios Building, 1300 W 78th St, Cleveland, Ohio, 44102, USA , thru July, 2020.

Rachel Ara

Rachel Ara is a conceptual and data artist who explores the relationships between gender, technology and systems of power. Her works are nonconformist with a socio-political edge that often incorporates humour and irony with feminist and queer concerns.