Good Things Come in Threes: ‘Retro Romance,’ ‘Too Many Muses,’ ‘Good Mourning’
Good things come in threes: Charlie’s Angels; Hermione, Harry, and Ron; the Sanderson
Find Your Zen Inside Peter Harrington’s Mirage-Like Paintings
In his early 20s, Peter Harrington laid his backpack on the threshold of a Zen Buddhist
Anthropomorphic Paintings From Richard Ahnert Capture Hope, Anticipation, and Patience
We’ve all witnessed the quick flip of window blinds or heard the rushed click of
Start Your Art Collection With Affordable Works From These Contemporary Artists
Blank walls should be filled. Period. Whether you’re holed up in a teeny tiny NYC
Collage Artist Elliott Hundley Embraces Excess and Chaos
Chaotic, unruly, overwhelming, beautiful. Los Angeles-based artist Elliott Hundley’s
Painter Jay Silverstein: ‘A Great Existential Crisis’ Looms on the Horizon [Interview]
Jay Silverstein kicks off his artist statement with a staggering statistic: “The
Christine Garvey Redefines Motherhood as Messy, Monstrous and Tenderhearted
Described as a “feminist ahead of her time,” 17th century Italian Baroque painter
Vibrant Paintings From CJ Hungerman Explore the ‘Friction of Life’
CJ Hungerman’s psychedelic art takes you on a “magic trip” that would make
Hannah Rothstein Illustrates 50 States of American Climate Change
“What is wrong with our politicians?” pop artist and activist Hannah Rothstein
California Wildlife Prowls Through Los Angeles in Hilary Baker’s ‘Predators’ Series
Imagine strolling out of your local 7-Eleven, slurping on a Big Gulp, and running
Lamonte Goode Revolutionizes Fitness With a Futuristic Hybrid of Art, Movement, and Spirituality
“It sounds funny, but I’m really inspired by the cartoon Transformers,” says
Dre McLeod Redefines Women-Led Craft and Appalachian Folk Art
“My aim is to change the perception of how women-led craft and Appalachian folk
‘Wild Child’ Ruth Chase Ponders What It Means To Be Human
Multimedia artist Ruth Chase sees female identity in complex shades of gray—sometimes
The Transcendental Beauty of Susan Chambers’ Southern Gardens
Susan Chambers strays far from the American standard of a manicured lawn and a garden
Buoyant Paintings From Heather Robinson Look at the Bright Side of Life
“I have a magpie-like attraction to bright, colorful, decorated objects, but an
‘M’ is for Monster: Heidi Brueckner and Her Sleazy Creatures Teach the ABCs
“A is for Ahlmee, the first of our creeps. B is for Bumbreth who swallows down
Cult Classic Film ‘The Last Unicorn’ Celebrates 40 Years on Screen and in Our Hearts
“It's a very rare person who is taken for what he truly is,” says Schmendrick,
Surreal Fairy Tales From Nathalie Tierce Prove That ‘Life is Full of Pricks’
“Life is full of pricks” reads the tagline from Pulling Weeds from a Cactus Garden,
‘Art Nerd’ Kenish Magwood Creates Comic-Themed Work About the Black Experience [Interview]
“As a Black woman in America, I am in a constant state of double consciousness,”
Yin Ming Wong Uses Ping-Pong as a Metaphor for Code-Switching
“Ping-Pong has become my way to visually describe the experience of being Asian
‘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.