We always like to inspire with some design ideas. If you are unsure as to how a particular contemporary artwork print will look in your space, simply email us a picture of your room [enquiries@twfineart.com], and we'll scale and position the piece into your space using our state of the art software. The great thing about the limited edition print is that you can achieve the million dollar feeling, without the million dollar price tag. Our prints are archival, printed on the highest quality german Cotton Rag paper with densely pigmented archival inks that preserve the genuine touch and look of the original artwork, for a small fraction of the price of the original. In these interiors we've placed limited edition prints from our portfolio, precision framed and sized to best suit the space. They are available in the TWFineArt SHOP. Curatorial help is just an email away! [caption id="attachment_10354" align="aligncenter" width="453"] Yellowstone Light - Large Print by Julika Lackner $200 + Maple Frame $425 = $625[/caption] [caption id="attachment_10353" align="aligncenter" width="453"] Natural Selection #18 by Chris Trueman. XL Print $295 + Black Frame $425 = $710[/caption]

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Next month we feature an exhibition of artwork by TWFineArt's Veronica Ibanez Romagnoli.

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  Born in 1975, Veronica Ibanez lives and works in Santiago Chile. In 2008 she was awarded the Beca Presidente de la Republica Scholarship and completed her Masters Degree at Parson’s New School for Design in New York City. Ibanez was also the recipient of the prestigious Fulbright Award for creative achievement and has exhibited in the United States and South America, most recently at the Contemporary Art Fair (CHACO) in Santiago. Veronica will exhibit photographic work from her Animitas Series in addition to some photo light boxes from the series 4:36pm that explore the movement of light and time in freeze frame.

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On Thursday we open our GuideShop on the ever evolving James St in Brisbane. Come in and explore our current gallery show 'Abstraction Today', while interacting with our Guides and online store to curate the perfect contemporary art for your unique space. SHOP 4, Centro 2 @ 31 James St BRISBANE "Art observers like to talk about the ‘return of abstract art’, but did it ever really go away? Maybe we’ve just finally grown in to it.  At a time when we’re all feeling the effects of information overload, it comes as a relief to find something that demands no more of us than simple instinctive reaction. Contemporary abstract artists are unbound by the conventions and conflicts of earlier art movements. Perhaps once considered too complex and challenging for mainstream audiences, abstract art has found its groove. This art doesn’t just want to make us think; it also wants us to feel. The freedom, the experimentation and the lack of rules – abstraction today is everything the world is not. And yet it is in the very essence of that ambiguity that the world is best understood. We live lives full of intangible moments, and the irony is that often nothing that can clarify an intangible thing quite like abstraction. This is abstraction now." Carrie McCarthy @ The Cultural Flannery.              

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