Featured Artist

All things bold, bright and beautiful, Amy Blackwell’s illustrations are just the tonic to see us through these cold and wintery days.

A lifelong love for celestial and cosmic phenomena provides constant inspiration for Glasgow-based painter and digital artist.

Local artist speaks about creativity, mental health, the Black Lives Matter movement, and her upcoming exhibition at Abbeydale Picture House.

Whether you're a first-time knitter or a seasoned pro, Sincerely Louise's taxidermy-inspired creations are sure to get you reaching for your knitting needles.

The Now Then website has been a long time in the making, so it gives us great pleasure to showcase the work of Barnsley-born Liz West as the inaugural featured artist on our brand new digital platform.

Some of Gleb's best work is created without permission, seemingly as and when inspiration strikes him.

Long spoken of alongside the famed work of Arshile Gorky and Willem De Kooning, Christina Quarles' paintings explore the abstracts of the human form.

Like Bruegel in the 16th century, the longer you look at Ben Tolman's art the more you start to see.

It's always great to throw the spotlight onto an artist whose discipline is entirely new to us and to our best knowledge we've never featured embroidery in Now Then.

Dan Waters' art is a constant push-pull between the macabre and the illuminating, between death and life, between black and white.