Rosana Escobar
In the work of Rosana Escobar, the relationship between land and medium serves as both foundation and method. Her practice is deeply rooted in earth-born…
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María Cano
María Cano (b. 1990, Bogotá, Colombia) is a contemporary visual artist and ceramicist whose practice treats clay as a living body and a cultural archive….
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Laura Mila
Born in Bogotá and raised by the Mediterranean shores of Mallorca, Laura Mila is now based in London. She brings a deeply tactile, beautifully fresh…
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All that Holds Us
From 7 – 11 May, Patricia Christie Galleries returns to Bluehouse Artspace in Esher with All That Holds Us, an exhibition of six contemporary artists. Working…
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The Truth of What Unfolds
Written by Curation Director Tatiana Jaramillo “The Truth of What Unfolds” brings together six contemporary artists – four Colombian, two British – whose practices explore colours as emotion,…
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Demi Overton
Demi Overton is a Nottingham-based fine artist whose sculptural works on paper explore the quiet poetry of the landscape. Drawing inspiration from maps, aerial imagery…
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Angélica Chavarro
Angélica Chavarro’s artistic practice is rooted in an exploration of the relationship between the body, mind, and spirit. Her work comes from a search for…
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Jerónimo Villa
Ultra-contemporary artist Jerónimo Villa was born in Bogota, Colombia, in 1990. Growing up with his sculptor father and fashion designer mother, Jerónimo was drawn to…
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María Fernanda Cuartas: Exploring Metaphysical Depth Through Neo-Figurative Art
Colombian artist María Fernanda Cuartas’ artistic identity emerged through her focus on the human body as she embraced neo-figurativism. Filled with metaphysical depth and dreamlike…
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Alchemy of the Heart: Love and Creation in the Life of Remedios Varo
Remedios Varo was an incredible, free-spirited woman, whose life spanned the Spanish Civil War and the WWII. She was born on December 18th, 1908 as…
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