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Sandra Chevrier Canadian POP artist
Sandra Chevrier is a Canadian urban, contemporary pop artist, known for her captivating portraits of women from The Cages series. At a young age, Sandra fell in love with art through sketching eyes. She describes herself as the "gaze collector" and her work; a dichotomy or a dance between power and fragility, freedom and captivity, the poison and the cure can be seen around the world.
Nuno Viegas, Yard Romance – This is Not Graffiti
Street Artist, Nuno Viegas - First SOLO Exhibition in the United States at ThinkSpace in Los Angeles, CA. October 17th – Nov. 7th, 2020. “#YardRomance” His work is a constant tribute to all the writers who live graffiti to the fullest, keeping it real and its essence alive.
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Artist of the Month
Born in the United Kingdom, inspired by the Animal Kingdom. Sonny Sundancer moved with his family to South Africa from Manchester at the age of eleven. Surrounded by majestic wildlife, Sonny studied the animals around him and the culture. Over the years his passion evolved into large scale paintings and murals around the world, engaging and raising awareness for the protection and conservation of our environment.