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The revered British artist Winston Branch invites you to experience a deeper sense of self in a major retrospective at Cahiers d’ArtThe septuagenarian artist Winston Branch (OBE) has spent a lifetime creating works that oscillate effortlessly between ethereal radiance and wild tempest, producing paintings that unfold like vast visual poems, where presence and absence coexist in delicate optical balance.

Nov 11, 2024 | port-magazine.com | John-Paul Pryor |Words John-Paul Pryor

Anthony Daley on the language of beauty and art as a portal to the infiniteThe abstract-expressionist painter Anthony Daley produces transcendent works that tip a nod to the genius of the Old Masters while, simultaneously, communicating something vital and contemporary.

Jun 26, 2024 | port-magazine.com | John-Paul Pryor |Words John-Paul Pryor

In new book Andy Warhol’s Brain Dr. Phillip Romero explores the thinking behind boundless creativityWhat might we find out if we could put Andy Warhol on the couch? How might those sessions help us better understand our own creativity? The man Lou Reed dubbed Drella is beyond iconic his inner life and the drive that propelled him to infamy feel at times uner-discussed.

Sep 13, 2023 | port-magazine.com | John-Paul Pryor |Words John-Paul Pryor

Around the release of Age of Treason, John-Paul Pryor, frontman of The Sirens of Titan, writes on a life spent listening to Bob Dylan’s Bringing it all Back Home. I’m a music junkie, and have been as long as I can remember. There are so many albums I return to again and again, and again, chasing the initial high I felt upon first listen.