Emerging Artists to Watch in October 2024

Miranda Davies

By Miranda Davies | Updated October 22, 2024

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As October nears its end, several emerging artists are gaining attention with their unique and captivating works. These artists are pushing creative boundaries, from Stephen Buscemi’s mysterious twilight paintings to Srijon Chowdhury’s vivid exploration of complex emotions.

Meanwhile, Musicians like Tal Amoore and Estella Wallace shine at the AWE Festival, showcasing their growth and cultural influences. These talents are certainly ones to watch as they make notable contributions to the arts.

Stephen Buscemi

New York-based painter Stephen Buscemi is known for his shadowy, figurative works that evoke mystery and introspection. His exhibition, “In The Night When I Am Full,” draws viewers into a dreamlike state, with dimly lit scenes exploring themes of enigma and human experience. Through his hauntingly intimate figures and settings, Buscemi invites audiences to interpret underlying emotions and stories within each piece.

See Buscemi’s work here:

Srijon Chowdhury

Originally from Dhaka and now based in Portland, Srijon Chowdhury’s debut solo exhibition, “Tapestry,” captivates audiences with vivid, thought-provoking imagery. His works delve into themes of fear, identity, and the psyche, blending traditional Bangladeshi elements with contemporary forms. “Tapestry” is a bold reflection of Chowdhury’s exploration of the human condition, marking him as an artist to watch.

Check out Chowdhury’s debut exhibition, “Tapestry”:

Estella Wallace

Composer Estella Wallace will premiere a new piece at an upcoming festival, showcasing her cultural roots and artistic evolution. Known for her emotive compositions, Wallace integrates her heritage with contemporary music, creating pieces that deeply resonate. Her latest work, Ka Mate Te Reo I Te Reaka Kotahi, reflects her journey and growth, bridging cultures and making her a notable figure in the classical and contemporary music scene.

Listen to Wallace’s piece, Ka Mate Te Reo I Te Reaka Kotahi:

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These emerging artists are making a significant impact across various creative fields, blending cultural influences, personal narratives, and innovative techniques. Their work captures the attention of audiences and critics alike, offering fresh perspectives and depth to the arts as October wraps up.

Miranda Davies

Miranda Davies

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