‘Urban Landscapes’: Exquisite Papercuts From Rosa Leff
“I think creativity is just a way of seeing the world,” says paper artist Rosa
Yura Adams’ Icy, Poetic Works Arrive Just in Time For Winter
Western Massachusetts-based installation artist and painter Yura Adams has gotten
Leon Syfrit’s Portraits Pierce Through Frosted Layers of Ice
“The moment I watched a photograph develop in the darkroom, I was hooked,” Leon
‘Stitch ‘n’ Bitch’ the Pain Away With Katrina Majkut’s Intersectional Embroidery Kits
Why stitch when you could stab? That’s the unspoken philosophy behind Katrina Majkut’s
ADD FUEL: The ‘Bizarre and Joyful’ Marriage of Pop-Culture and Portuguese Tiling
Lined with stunning ceramic tiles, Portugal’s city streets are a sight to remember.
Pop-Surrealist Brandi Milne Bridges the Gap Between Halloween and Christmas
Isolated in her Fisher-Price-filled studio, Elton John tickling the ivories in the
Photographer Kelly Han on the Transformative Power of Travel
As Anthony Bourdain said, “Travel changes you. As you move through this life and
Linda Dubin Garfield Contemplates Staggering Images From the James Webb Space Telescope
There was a collective jaw drop when NASA released the first images from the James
Kim Marra Wrestles Chaos and Control in Her Intimate, Dreamlike Paintings
“The world’s chaos has a way of making us feel small and helpless; sometimes
Hypnotic Paintings and Drawings From June Edmonds ‘Feel Like Love’
“The most soul-stirring, heart-opening memories that I have are black … and
Toymaker Will Rimel: ‘What Does it Mean to Be Normal?’
“What is a toy, what is art, and what's the difference?” asks St. Louis-based
Anya Kotler’s Sculpted Paintings Flicker Between Dimensions
“The satisfaction of giving form to the abstraction of thought and following instinctual
Photographer Madeleine Blake Captures the ‘Dance of Dressing in India’
“Perched high on the seat of a pedal rickshaw, feeling like a queen of the night,
Fibers Turn to Flesh in Ophelia Arc’s Haunting Sculptures
Like carcasses hung from meat hooks, emerging artist Ophelia Arc’s fiber sculptures
Improvisational Paintings From Thomas Brodhead Reveal the Pressures of Modern Life
“Arranging black glyphs on white paper grew tiresome.” And, with that, Thomas
Plush Sculptures From James Hsieh Capture the Wonders of the Natural World
With their bright colors, soft surfaces, and dotted patterns, James Hsieh’s plush
Jeannie Rhyu’s Moody Paintings ‘Float Between Surrealism, Folklore, and Dreams’ [Interview]
“I've always been really interested in light and the way it glows, blazes,
James Jankowiak Captures the Reverberations of Music and Prayer
Abstract painter and educator James Jankowiak has impacted Chicago’s artistic community
Figure Painter Jackie Nagel Explores the Painful Process of Growth
A 2011 study on creativity reveals that “the creative process is characterized
Desert Kitsch: Fiber Artist Becca Van K Creates Comfort in Wild Spaces
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Sherry Karver’s Pixelated Photographs Reveal a Glitch in the System
Technical difficulties, please stand by. Sherry Karver waits, camera-ready, for a
Alexandra N Sherman Recasts Women in the Role of Death
“Things That Should Be Left Unsaid,” reads a questionable subheading in an 1894
Kristen Liu-Wong: The Pressure to ‘Feel Good, Look Good, Fuck Good, Be Good’ [Interview]
Kristen Liu-Wong’s work is a pot of water about to boil over. Working with bright
‘A Multitude of Voices’: Chilean Artist Manuela Viera-Gallo Wants Women to be Heard
Chilean artist Manuela Viera-Gallo’s life started in political unrest. Her father,
Tyler Scully on the Art of Dying
One glimpse at Tyler Scully’s work sends an ice-cold chill down the spine. Based