Melanie Brear – A dense Oak Forest in Exmoor
#13 – Trees – 40 artists tell us about their relationship with Trees
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Wake Up Screaming is an online arts magazine released the New Moon. We are an open space allowing artists to gather artists around themes that link art with real life, human psychology, philosophy and spirituality. Each edition allows us to explore themes relating to consciousness, creativity and approaching artistic expression as a means of understanding ourselves and unfolding our Beings.
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Robin Lieske – Angels of Synchronicity
#14 – Chance – Artists share their creative relationships with Chance and Synchronicity
John Wadsworth – Dance of Venus
A group of artists, mathematicians, teachers and writers gather to discuss numbers in relation to art and creativity.
Linda Sgoluppi – The Call of Nature
Drawing and painting is one way I connect to the landscape, the other, more primal way is to pee in it. In spring and summer of 2013 I did both.
I explored rural South Northamptonshire to find places to sketch. I’d needed to get out of the studio, it was a way of trying to come to terms with my husband’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis.
Benjamin Turale – Interview with an Alchemist
#11 – ALCHEMY – Exploring the links between art and alchemy – 20 Artists tell us what Alchemy means to them and their art.
Regina Valluzzi – Soft Condensed Matter
#14 – Chance – Artists share their creative relationships with Chance and Synchronicity
JEMontclair – Rest in Joy
An edition dedicated to Rest. 10 artists respond themes of rest, recuperation, nature, autumn and death.
Rawan Adwan – An introduction to Safaitic Art
Bird, Buffalo and the Black Chair - Rawan Adwan The above is inspired by the myth of the Buffalo. The theme attracted me because I have Bedouin origins. My ancestors looked at the world with purity of soul, away from materialism, they were spiritual, their true values sculpted their life. Most of my paintings are inspired…
Penny Burnfield – Costume for the Alchemist
#11 – ALCHEMY – Exploring the links between art and alchemy – 20 Artists tell us what Alchemy means to them and their art.
Richard Downes – The Tree and the Apartment Block
#13 – Trees – 40 artists tell us about their relationship with Trees
Jeremy Alan – Moving through the 12th House
This month we are reigniting our musical fires by asking questions like: What is music, Where does it exist, what does it represent? We want to dig around in the emotional aspects of music and sound, how it imprints upon and penetrates our being.
An interview with Ravi
This month we are reigniting our musical fires by asking questions like: What is music, Where does it exist, what does it represent? We want to dig around in the emotional aspects of music and sound, how it imprints upon and penetrates our being.
Jo Holland – Infinite Intelligence
#11 – ALCHEMY – Exploring the links between art and alchemy – 20 Artists tell us what Alchemy means to them and their art.
Paul Weston – Higher Dimensional Symmetry
#14 – Chance – Artists share their creative relationships with Chance and Synchronicity
Sian Sibley – The Yew & Mugwort
#11 – ALCHEMY – Exploring the links between art and alchemy – 20 Artists tell us what Alchemy means to them and their art.
Pascale Pollier – Where Art & Science Meet
#11 – ALCHEMY – Exploring the links between art and alchemy – 20 Artists tell us what Alchemy means to them and their art.
Mark Welland – Perihelion
#12- The Sun – 17 artists tell us about their relationships with the great fiery ball in the sky. Its importance to humanity and creativity. Art from the Heart of the Sun.
Mathilda Oosthuizen – The Bones of the Matter
Nature is a recurring theme in my work, originating with the bone-like material of driftwood. The sculptures I have created from driftwood are of bone structures fastened together using surgical pins.
Tatiana Garmendia – The Book of Hours
A group of artists, mathematicians, teachers and writers gather to discuss numbers in relation to art and creativity.
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