Crayon Creations by Herb Williams
Known as the king of Crayola, Nashville-based artist Herb Williams takes the child-like medium of crayons to create...
Mimi Anagli
Finding the Beauty in Destruction
Often thought of as opposites, beauty and destruction take on a unique relationship when it comes to the...
Oil Paintings that Rewrite History by Kajahl
As in many areas of history, Black narratives have long been erased and misrepresented in the arts. When...
Charles Kaisin turns a Pandemic Panic into an Art Installation
The pandemic has put a lot of issues into perspective, making people more appreciative of the things we...
Little Amal Walks Across the Globe
The separation of refugee families is an all too familiar issue seen in many countries. The global pandemic...
Spreading Gratitude around the UK
As the UK and the rest of the world continue to battle COVID-19, Wild in Art has found...
Recycled Cassette Tape Fashion by Benjamin Benmoyal
French-Israeli designer Benjamin Benmoyal embraces the past to envision the future. Using a handwoven fabric made of VHS...
Alex Garant’s Portraits Will Have you Seeing Double
Similar to the work of Van Gogh or Monet, it only takes one look to recognize the art...
Claudia Pasquero and Marco Poletto Go Green with their Bio-Digital Designs
From a distance, the work of Claudia Pasquero and Marco Poletto look like delicate avant-garde art installations. Glowing...
Exploring the Unknown with Thomas Dambo’s Wooden Trolls
Danish sculptor and recycled art activist Thomas Dambo invites Denmark residents into nature with ten sculptures hidden across...
Ugur Gallenkus’ Collages Contrast Privilege and Poverty
Digital artist Ugur Gallenkus pops the bubble that many in the Western world live in with his sobering...
Daniel Popper’s Concrete Jungles
Cape Town-based multidisciplinary artist Daniel Popper mixes greenery and concrete in his larger than life interactive sculptures. Popper...
