Suzy González Paints the People of the Corn
According to the Mayan creation story, humans are spun from white and yellow corn,
Noa Charuvi Resurrects the Israeli Landscape
Painting is in Noa Charuvi’s blood. Destined for a life of facing the blank canvas,
Keya Tama and Elléna Lourens: The Creative Power of Friendship
While popular culture puts sexual relationships on a pedestal, many people find friendships
Elisheva Gavra’s Makeshift Bedroom Photo Shoot
Creating without limitation isn’t easy. A lack of boundaries sounds like a dream,
Juan Jimenez: Our Common Future is Blue-Light Bright [Interview]
Take a moment to imagine the future. When you close your eyes, does it look like
The Empty Promises of Luxury
There’s rich, and then there’s stupid rich. “Luxury” Adjacent, a group exhibition
Deborah Roberts Reveals the Rhapsodic Beauty of Black Childhood
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Digital Cottagecore: Hannah Moesker Dreams Up an AI-Generated City Among Stars
In a galaxy far, far away, a utopian city sparkles among the stars. Netherlands-based
Sonya Fe Paints For Women, Children, and Those Who Bear the Weight of the World
Chicana artist Sonya Fe paints for women. She paints for children. She paints for
The Shape of Hope: Batia Lowenberg Dares to Find a Happy Ending
“Art can be a form of worship, play, labor, dancing, freedom, fooling around, and
Japanese Painter Ryoko Kaneta Looks at Nature With Wide Eyes
Instead of one god, there are approximately 8 million divine beings pulling the strings
Digital Artist Romi Myers Pokes Fun at the Endless Inconvenience of Being Human
“I <3 art + design,” reads Romi Myers’ artist statement. “Plain and simple.” Romi’s
Empty and Alone: Japanese Artist Hikari Shimoda Fights to Live in the Void
“To me, fighting to live is repeatedly questioning oneself when feeling empty inside,”
‘I’m Taking Its Power Away’: Valeria Ganzman Copes With Cancer Through a Series of Self-Portraits
As trauma expert Bessel van der Kolk reminds us, the body keeps the score. It’s
A New Way to Work: Creative Identity Gets a Contemporary Makeover in LA
“Identity” is a nebulous term, subject to shift and surprise over the course
‘Wonder Women’ Highlights the Importance of Telling Asian American and Diasporic Stories
New research finds anti-Asian hate crimes have ballooned a whopping 339 percent over
Sara Long’s ‘Dune Woman’ Contemplates the Body’s Tender Terrain
Born and raised among ancient redwood trees, Sara Long creates warm, intimate works
Pink Unicorns and Pleather: Georgian Artist Mako Lomadze Rides Into Dreamland
Where do you go when you dream? Contemporary Georgian artist Mako Lomadze plucks
Kelly Bjork’s Serene Spaces Advocate for Mental Health in Queer Communities
Mixed-media artist Kelly Bjork creates snug, homey spaces where half-nude figures
Lettering Artist Luke Smile Spreads Optimism Across the UK [Interview]
“A smile is a curve that sets everything straight,” reads one of Luke Smile’s
Molly Melican Keeps Company With a Loveable Mob of Monsters
Like Victor Frankenstein before her, ceramicist Molly Melican breathes life and personality
‘People Should Look How They Want’: Malaysian Artist Alya Hatta Fights Fetishization and Body Dysmorphia
It’s hard not to giggle at Alya Hatta’s blobby, inflatable nudes, which bend
Black, Queer, and Trans: Photographer Felicita Felli Maynard and the Trauma of Underrepresentation
“Mojuba: an expansive memory refusing to be housed in any single place, bound by
This Astronomer Illuminates the Night Sky With Stunning Posters of the Milky Way
Around 80 percent of Americans can’t see the Milky Way’s star-packed bands stretching
Surf, Sun, and Sustainability: Laihha Organna’s Island Illustrations ‘Spread Stoke to All’
“How can I make this as weird as possible?” It’s a question Maui-based illustrator