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Getting To Know Rafael Salazar
Founder of Motionalism | 82 Years Young For more than six decades, Colombian born artist Rafael Salazar has explored the relationship between movement, emotion, memory and human transformation. It is an artistic journey that has continued to evolve throughout his life, responding to changing experiences, cultures and technologies without losing sight of the human emotions at its centre. Today, at 82 years young, he continues that exploration through Motionalism, a contemporary artistic language centred on energy, silence, discernment and emotional motion. “Motionalism™️ is not a style,” Salazar says. “It is a language.” Born in Colombia and shaped by a lifetime of global experiences across the Americas, Europe and Asia, Salazar’s…
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Getting To Know weird sumbuk
Meet weird sumbuk, photographer John Moore, whose lifelong love of Nikon cameras, family adventures and capturing fleeting moments has carried him from film and darkrooms into digital photography and AI. With humour, honesty and a wonderfully individual outlook, John shares the stories behind the photographs and the memories they preserve.
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Joan Stratton: Ether, Emotion, and the Art of Layered Life
Explore the vibrant digital art of Joan Stratton — a mixed media artist from Queensland, blending nature, colour, and emotion in every piece.
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Using Hashtags Effectively on Facebook: A Quick Artist’s Guide
This quick guide explains which hashtags to avoid on Facebook, how to choose the right ones, and when no hashtags at all can work best.
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Women Artists Still Hidden in Plain Sight: Why Visibility Hasn’t Yet Become Equality
Women artists and photographers are more visible than ever, yet they remain less celebrated and less institutionally supported than their male counterparts.
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Breaking Through the Noise – Smart, Modern Promotion for Independent Musicians
When your Apple Music presence is clear, consistent and accurately labelled, the platform can recognise your sound more easily and place your tracks in front of listeners who are genuinely likely to enjoy them.
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Playlists that help you get in the flow
Discover how the right playlist can draw you into creative flow. From lo-fi to metal, Abbie Shores explores how sound shapes concentration—and shares two of her own unexpected favourites.
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Five Overlooked Women of the Pre-Raphaelites
The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood is remembered for its rebellious male founders, yet women were at the heart of the movement as artists, muses, and innovators. This article shines a light on five overlooked figures, Elizabeth Siddal, Evelyn De Morgan, Fanny Eaton, Marie Spartali Stillman, and Joanna Mary Boyce, whose creativity and presence shaped Victorian art but whose names are too often forgotten.
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Wartime Cooking and Rationing & Recipe
Explore how British families coped with food rationing during the Second World War. From Woolton Pie to make-do-and-mend, discover the recipes, resilience, and household wisdom of the wartime kitchen.





















