As a painter we often overlook the everyday tools we use when creating what's inside us. But if we delve in the same way as when we...

The Cracked Ice screen is a late 18th-century low two-fold Japanese screen (byōbu) intended for use at the Japanese tea ceremony. It was...

I'm in love with the Chinese calligraphy brush. I’ve been collecting and using my brushes for over 20 years now. And I’m obsessed with...

It occurs to me that we pick things up and use them on a daily basis, yet we almost never think about how they have come to us. So, in...

How an artist arrives at a piece of work - the inspiration for it - is always a journey of reference that can potentially open a world...

I went through art history at college three times. Three times I was taught about the art periods and three times we leapt from medieval...

The Chinese have been working in black ink for over 2000 years and for the last 700 years European artists have cast aside the colour...

Electricity pylons can be super charged with strong and generally negative emotions, often reluctantly regarded as a necessary blight on...

The Tuscan city of Arezzo is a sculpture created by a thousand hands and a thousand minds. With its jostling roofs, it stands like a...

Inspiration for art comes from the ordinary and the extraordinary - take nuclear reactors. There is a beautiful, although highly...

Gareth Miller Art has launched its new website! It has taken a lot of time and love and to get it to this point and, like creating art...