Chrissie Hogan Tail SpoonChrissie Hogan, who began her Fine Art journey at age 10, now channels her artistic expertise into ceramics, emphasising vibrant colour and dynamic graphics. Her work in pottery blends elements of design and textiles, creating unique pieces that span from still life to abstract forms. Hogan believes art should seamlessly integrate into daily life, advocating that "it is always better to have an original art is for everyone." Details: Materials:

Oxidised and high polish

and friend of the artist

Explore the vibrant history and profound cultural resonance of feminist art from Korea and the diaspora

8cm in diameter)

7 cm Weight 598 g

Gormley reflects on the body

alongside his brother Muuki

and organized by meal courses

Elders have said that it is not considered deep law but rather something they sing and dance about

That’s why The Skateroom collaborated with the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts to produce a series of Andy’s most iconic works: Colored Campbell’s Soup Cans

When filling glass vases with water

plus six monumental outdoor sculptures