• IN CONVERSATION ABOUT ART AND LIFE ABOUT ELI KAUFFMAN
    At the end of March, on a distant sunny afternoon, Artistellar chatted with artist Eli Kauffman to unravel their practice while Eli was very excited about joining the gallery in London for their current solo show Thinking of You. Thinking of You is Eli Kauffman’s headstart show in the UK, and the selection of works brims with modern authenticity, the desire to investigate daily occurrences, surroundings, and habits, alongside the theme of adulthood - a topic very close to the artist.
  • COLLECTOR’S PROFILE: DANIELA DUPPEN, THE BLONDE ART DEALER
     Artistellar Gallery met Daniela Duppen, The Blonde Art Dealer, on a sunny November day. As the cold started tightening its grip on the British capital, Daniela sipped hot coffee, wearing cozy knitwear and the unmissable customized t-shirt stemming from the collaboration with Art Girl Rising.
  • MATTI GAO’S LONG LASTING JOURNEY INTO COLLECTING ART

    I admire artworks that are like a gaze into a different world - a world that I might have deeply desired over the years, but never dared to express in that way

  • IN CONVERSATION ABOUT IDENTITY

    Interview with Tang Shuo, Studio Lenca and Alya Hatta
    IN CONVERSATION ABOUT IDENTITY
    Artistellar second pop-up is now on, encompassing a range of spellbinding vibrant artworks. This time, Adele, founder and brilliant creative head of the project, deemed identity as the core topic of the exhibition. Identity, the name of the pop-up too, is a three-person show displaying the works of the Malaysian artist Alya Hatta, Salvadorian artist Jose Campos, aka Studio Lenca, and Chinese artist Tang Shuo. Together by choice and coming from different yet similar backgrounds by chance, the Artistellar interviewed the three artists aiming to see where the silver lining lies amongst them. Presenting artists with the same three questions highlights many differences yet a solid unity in finding consolation and shelter in their artistic practices. Trying to identify what shaped their artistic practice resulted in deep social analysis and reflection, providing the basis for understanding who the people behind the paintings are. 


  • ART COLLECTOR TURNED KOLLECTIVE

    Collector interview
    Matt Kolansky
    Matt Kolansky
    Roaming around the vibrant streets of the Big Apple could gently harm your perception of art to no end.  
    This is exactly what happened to art collector Matt Kolansky as he relentlessly wandered Chelsea’s art galleries in awe – struck by the amount of alluring glowing white walls filled with hanging colourful artworks.