Hello.It has been almost 7 years since SiouxWIRE first appeared on MySpace blogs before moving here to Blogger. In that time, I've made countless friends and had lots of support from the Blo… Read More

On first seeing Whooli Chen's illustrations, I was delighted by her unique interpretations of the subject matter and organic, surreal style. Based in Taiwan, she has a MA degree in illu… Read More

Valentina Talijan was born in Belgrade, Serbia in 1989. She is currently studying painting in Novi Sad, Serbia on Academy of Arts, and will graduate in June this year. She has participated i… Read More

Some of you may have been wondering why there haven't been as many posts this week and what is happening. First, there are more than 50 interviews outstanding at the moment. This is terrific… Read More

At the moment, interviews are everywhere which is fine for me because not all of them are terribly good. Still, with sites like Formspring about and questions being thrown to and fro, it doe… Read More

I was quite excited when I discovered Saddo's work but I reigned in my enthusiasm until after I had learned more about his work (having been let down in the past) yet with every piece of wor… Read More

There's something intriguing about Kate MccGwire's work that pulls you in and invites contemplation. Many feel like a Borges story given physical form yet they are open to broad interpr… Read More

Amy Bennett's At The Lake reminds me of Julio Cortazar's Blow Up. I feel as if I'm looking through a lens and the closer I look, the clearer it becomes that all is not well at the lake. With… Read More

I have followed Moose Allain for a long time on Twitter and enjoying his off kilter sense of humour without realising that he also creates stuff as well. In selecting the above image as the… Read More

The poetry of Leigh Martin's knitted sculptural works is in the organic quality of knitting itself. I was overjoyed when she granted permission to feature her on SiouxWIRE. See her Etsy shop… Read More

Seeing Guy Laramée's works, I was at once charmed by them and looking more closely, they bear the weight of further examination. I come from a point of ignorance in terms of this… Read More

Since interviewing Monika Forsberg many years ago in the early days of SiouxWIRE, we have become great friends and my admiration for her work has only grown as years go by. Her latest animat… Read More

I discovered Reed Young's work through his series Las Pajas and the Luck Haitians. The series works extremely well as a series of portraits in their own right but as a documentary series alo… Read More

Magdalena Bors' surreal and fantastical works tell tales of creation, nature and hidden places. Her labour intensive environments seem to harken back to her roots in architecture and conjure… Read More

Full of allegory and whimsy and spiced with a touch of subtle menace, Kelly Louise Judd's illustrations seem reminiscent of Edwardian Era imagery from Central and Eastern Europe as well as p… Read More

Ray Harryhausen was an inventor, a puppeteer, an actor, an animator, a sculptor, an engineer, a choreographer and a magician. When I was young, I loved his Technicolor films with a palette t… Read More

As a parent, I recall the joy of seeking out the unusual and beautiful when shopping around for picture books for my son. Sadly, that time is passed but recently, I discovered Russian illust… Read More

I have a couple antique stereoscopes but I don't have anything nearly as brilliant or unique as this set of slides entitled "The Goblins will get you if you don't watch out". Ah, early 20th… Read More

Something to contemplate for Sunday. Paul Murphy has been kind enough to grant permission to post these images from his series Sentinels.Links:Paul MurphyPaul Murphy (Behance) From SiouxWIRE… Read More

There's something marvellous about the poetry in these images that fuse artistry with the technical and analytical. See more at moviesincolor.com.Links:Movies in Color From SiouxWIRE (http:/… Read More

I am impressed with Dominik Śmiałowski's portraits which have subtle hints of narrative that spill through into his more conceptual works. His body of work is prolific and this is… Read More

I enjoy that Peter Zumthor and Louise Bourgeois' monument to victims of the witch hunts in what is Steilneset in modern Norway. Particularly in its bleached winter form, it is a reminder tha… Read More

I enjoy that Peter Zumthor and Louise Bourgeois' monument to victims of the witch hunts in what is Steilneset in modern Norway. Particularly in its bleached winter form, it is a reminder tha… Read More

Prior to the hiatus of SiouxWIRE back in 2010, I had a list of artists whose work lingered in my list of subjects to feature. One in particular, Guy Batey, inspired me greatly with his "port… Read More

The first images from Boon Joon-Ho's adaptation of Jacques Lob and Jean-Marc Rochette's graphic novel Le Transperceneige have surfaced and are extremely emotive, particularly Tilda… Read More

The English subtitled version of Michel Gondry's Mood Indigo trailer has been released and this marks the first post after the update of SiouxWIRE. Is it an improvement? Is it not enough? Fe… Read More