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New Visionary Magazine, Issue 17

June 26, 2026

New Visionary is a New York City–based contemporary art magazine brought to you by Visionary Art Collective. In each issue, you'll find exclusive interviews with leaders in the art world, a curated selection of featured artwork, highlighted exhibitions, resources for your art career, and more.

ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0H46DZ3D9

  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Independently published

  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ June 4, 2026

  • Language ‏ : ‎ English

  • Print length ‏ : ‎ 89 pages

  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 979-8180038098

In Articles, Publication Tags feature, interview
← The Hopper Prize — Shortlisted Artist, 2026The World That Remains →

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The Hopper Prize interview
The Hopper Prize interview
about 2 days ago
ArtEvol 2026 at Saatchi Gallery London
ArtEvol 2026 at Saatchi Gallery London
about a month ago
The Hopper Prize — Shortlisted Artist, 2026
The Hopper Prize — Shortlisted Artist, 2026
about 2 months ago
New Visionary Magazine, Issue 17
New Visionary Magazine, Issue 17
about 4 months ago
The World That Remains
The World That Remains
about 11 months ago

I’m taking a stand with @unitedartistsforclimate during COP31. @unitedartistsforclimate is a global campaign by contemporary artists committed to the environment, with @artofchange21 

As an artist, I am interested in the relationships between
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SW2512 
Watercolor on paper
30 x 21 cm
#watercolorpainting #theanimalthatthereforeiam #watercolorart
It’s all I got to give today. 

Etray 2, Oil on canvas, 116 x 89 cm
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#theanimalthatthereforeiam #artandtheanimal
I’m very happy to share that my work has been selected for ArtEvol 2026: A View From Everywhere, opening next week at @saatchi_gallery in London.

The exhibition, organised by @londonartcollective_official and curated by Nelson Qin, brings toge
In 1872, an anonymous author writing under the name “An Earnest Englishwoman” published an open letter titled ‘Are Women Animals?’ It was a witty argument against the treatment and status of women in Victorian society, where w
I’m taking a stand with @unitedartistsforclimate during COP31. @unitedartistsforclimate is a global campaign by contemporary artists committed to the environment, with @artofchange21 

As an artist, I am interested in the relationships between .
.
.
SW2512 
Watercolor on paper
30 x 21 cm
#watercolorpainting #theanimalthatthereforeiam #watercolorart It’s all I got to give today. 

Etray 2, Oil on canvas, 116 x 89 cm
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.
.
#theanimalthatthereforeiam #artandtheanimal I’m very happy to share that my work has been selected for ArtEvol 2026: A View From Everywhere, opening next week at @saatchi_gallery in London.

The exhibition, organised by @londonartcollective_official and curated by Nelson Qin, brings toge In 1872, an anonymous author writing under the name “An Earnest Englishwoman” published an open letter titled ‘Are Women Animals?’ It was a witty argument against the treatment and status of women in Victorian society, where w

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