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Today we present Stephanie Smart work, Symphony of Stars - the train of a court dress, commissioned for the Music Room at The Royal Pavilion, Brighton.

For millennia, women across cultures have been admired, celebrated, and feared, idealised as muses, depicted as ideals of beauty, and worshipped as goddesses, along with being bearers of life. his nostalgia is in direct contrast with the hardship and suffering many females have experienced; even nowadays, there are still deep-rooted inequalities between the sexes.

Neda Dani-Haeri paints energetic forms applying different textures and vivid colours.

Pete Hoida draws inspiration from materialist and gestural precedents.

Vanessa Cuthbert works across a range of disciplines including painting, printmaking, and film, and sometimes brings some, or all, of these fields together to experiment with her work.

Shuster & Moseley's 'Opened onto the Inside of a Star' was selected for this year’s Royal Academy Summer Exhibition.

The German artist Chris Tille always surprises with his approach to art making. His innovative practice is underpinned by scientific studies and analyses, exploring mankind’s conundrums through an empirical lens.

Sam Hodge’s, 'Exchange' was selected for this year’s Royal Academy Summer Exhibition by David Mach, RA, the Scottish sculptor.

Stuart Reid's oeuvre explores areas between figuration and abstraction.

This week we celebrate the international refugee week, where the Syrian artist Issam Kourbaj, presents Imploded, burned, turned to ash, a performance, duration 36 min and 8 sec.

Gabriëlla Cleuren, painted Passers-By, during lockdown, when she would escape to the forest and her ‘Passers-By’ were the trees, puddles, and shadows of the forest, instead of people.

The Lebanese artist, Hussein Madi combines traditional Islamic iconography with colorful modernist techniques.

Ernesto Romano is marking the Queens 70th Jubilee with the unique series Royal Blood Platinum.

An introduction ot Public Art Commissions.

Since our last consultancy newsletter, we’ve made a number of changes in our programme. In the future, there will only be four Artist in Focus newsletters and two Consultancy Highlights per year.

Yesterday marked the international sculpture day 2022.

For International Sculpture Day, we would like to celebrate ‘Solaris Nexum’ by publishing an essay by Alexandra Carr (first published in ‘…the lives we live’ Grangegorman Public Art book) across their online channels along with a video of the artwork.

Easter 2022

JD Malat Gallery and Georgia Dymock have released a series of limited-edition prints to coincide with Dymock’s solo exhibition Under Our Together in aid of Ukraine.

Artist in Focus is a programme by Renée Pfister Art & Gallery Consultancy promoting the works of artists the consultancy is involved with.