Wild Animals Colouring Book - Rop van Mierlo exhibitions and the spectre of nuclear

and the spectre of nuclear apocalypse are among the diffuse

This issue also features work and words by Michelle Arcila

Quentin de Briey « Thank you for your business » is a yearly journal in which the photographer showcases a selection of photographs shot during the year

the past and present are in a “reciprocal pressure dance

Wild Animals Colouring Book - Rop van Mierlo exhibitions and the spectre of nuclearRop van Mierlo is known for his wet on wet painting style, which leads to amorphous, fuzzy shapes. But through his skilful application, these vibrantly colourful blobs are still recognisable as various animals. Colouring Book, however, takes a different approach. Here Van Mierlo uses strictly black paint to produce his signature images of animals such as a snail, dolphins, frogs, bears, seahorses, and even a tarantula, leaving you in true colouring