Past

On the 9th April many of the owners of the Houses that will be open in 2015 met for the official launch at the Old market Place in Hove.

Following the successful art exhibition for the International Development Bank in Busan, South Korea, another show is starting. It is the BAMA – the ‘Busan art market affair’ and is especially for collectors and lovers of art, who have a rare chance to see, and buy, amongst other genres, modern Latin American work, including work from Encounters’ […]

One of the great things about the Busan exhibition was that very senior officials came to see works from Latin America. Several Ministers of State stopped in Encounters-on-the-Road and here a Minister is learning about the wonderful work of Edgar Sanchez, who will also be visiting Encounters Artists Open House in May and showing his […]

The Busan Exhibition has ended and Encounters-on-the-Road will be leaving Korea with warm memories and a much deeper appreciation of the Korean Art Scene. These comments were made by a local journalist! but we are not too sure what they mean !! 2015 미주개발은행 및 미주투자공사 연차총회(이하 ‘IDB-IIC 연차총회’)가 26일 개막했다. 29일까지 부산 벡스코에서 열리는 […]

Although the Busan event has been organised to delight visiting government officials and leading bankers from all parts of the World, many lovers of art also visit. The work of Edgar Sanchez always draws attention. It is easy to become lost in his way of expressing the strength and form of nature in his paintings […]

Ruben Monsalve’s vivid canvases have an immediate appeal. They are full of colour. Exciting with touches of mystery. Many visitors come back several times to enjoy the combination of excitement and peace that Monsalve brings to his art.

Gaudi Este’s extraordinary work was little known in Asia and it has proved to be a crowd-puller. This sculpture of a dog is both ordinary (many of us have dogs as a pet) and absolutely stunning. It evokes unexpected feelings and challenges the senses. Many people have come particularly to see this piece.

Jonidel Mendonza, who exhibited in Encounters during the May Festival last year shows some of his most recent work in Kellie Miller Arts Gallery.

There is a great deal of interest in comparing and contrasting the Korean tradition with that of the countries of South America.

It is not often that Korean art students have the opportunity to learn about the art of South America. Here keen students and teachers discuss the latest work from Latin America.