Q+Art: Whitney Sage Paints a Melancholy Ode to Midwestern Homesickness
Like most Midwesterners, Whitney Sage’s hometown holds a special place in her heart.
Q+Art: Artist John Casey Reimagines the Outcast as a Symbol of Emanicpation
Oakland-based artist John Casey began life on the unluckiest day of the year, in
Q+Art: Artist Mills Brown Unravels Memory and Mythology in the American South
Painter Mills Brown grew up in the Deep South. Born and raised in South Carolina,
Q+Art: Artist Mike Nudelman Elevates the Mundane to Sublime, Supernatural Heights
Mike Nudelman creates melancholic ballpoint pen drawings that mesmerize in their
Q+Art: Artist Andrew Steinbrecher Explores the ‘Controlled Chaos’ of City Life
Though Andrew Steinbrecher considers himself an introvert, the multidisciplinary
Q+Art: Artist Amy Reidel Confronts the Monster of Love with Glitter and Blood
St. Louis-based artist Amy Reidel is a ferocious new mother. Hunkered down in the
Q+Art: Illustrator Jeffrey Everett Finds Universal Loneliness Within Architectural Structures
Washington, D.C.-based illustrator Jeffrey Everett sees himself “as a designer
Q+Art: Artist P-Jay Fidler Mines the Collective Unconscious for Death-Inspired Iconography
P-Jay Fidler’s mixed media works are filled with age-old symbols that tap into
Q+Art: Dan Monteavaro Conjures Magic and Mythology with Wildly Imaginative Paintings
Though he deftly jumps between public murals and traditional painting, artist Dan
Q+Art: Jennifer Small Turns Everyday Routine Into Mesmerizing Fluorescent Paintings
Philadelphia-based artist Jennifer Small reinterprets the tedium of everyday life
Q+Art: Raphaele Cohen-Bacry Creates Abstract Collages with a Poetic Approach
Mixed media artist Raphaele Cohen-Bacry explores the narrative potential of abstracted
Q+Art: Marcelina Gonzales Explores Identity and Culture with Intimate Resin Works
Marcelina Gonzales creates oil-tinted resin works that reconstruct the artist’s
Q+Art: Artist Sarah Jamison Captures the Beauty and Dread of Life in the Digital Age
Mixed-media artist Sarah Jamison creates seamless drawings that interpret human experience
Q+Art: Artist Alissa Ohashi Assembles a Psychologically Barbed Family Photo Album
Alissa Ohashi uses the word gaman—meaning “to bear the unbearable with dignity
Q+Art: Artist Amy Ilic-Volpe Cultivates Childlike Glee with Bright, Playful Paintings
Painter Amy Ilic-Volpe never underestimates the power of play. For the Florida native,
Q+Art: Jada Fabrizio Advocates for Animal Rights with Tongue-in-Cheek Photographs
Photographer Jada Fabrizio creates staged scenes populated with animal figures that
Q+Art: Artist Andrea Bogdan Creates Childlike Paintings with a Touch of the Absurd
LA-based artist Andrea Bogdan merges rugged texture and fantastical imagery to create
Q+Art: Christina Massey Weaves a Series of Otherworldly Ecological Wall Sculptures
Inspired by an appreciation for nature, artist Christina Massey crafts conceptual
Q+Art: Collage Artist Darcy Yates Creates Haunting Portraits From Vintage Photographs
California-based collage artist Darcy Yates uses vintage photographs to create a
Q+Art: Muralist Erin Yoshi Tackles Climate Change by Traveling Back in Time
Artist Erin Yoshi has been exploring the relationship between humans and nature for
Q+Art: Artist Man One is Changing the Art World, One Spray Can at a Time
Wander around LA long enough and you’re bound to stumble across Latino artist Man
Q+Art: Painter Dimitri Kozyrev Travels Through Real and Imagined Spaces in a Peri-Pandemic Landscape
Russian-American artist Dimitri Kozyrev paints deconstructed landscapes by applying
Q+Art: Artist Ted Meyer Copes With Chronic Illness Through a Series of Dream-Like Figure Paintings
Early in life, artist Ted Meyer was frequently sick. Since then his work has focused
Kazuki Takamatsu Imagines Escape Through Haunting Winged Portraits
Ask anyone and they’ll tell you 2020 was a rough year. Sprawling wildfires, impeachment,
‘Art Collector Starter Kit’ Group Show Invites Art Enthusiasts to Get Their Paws on Affordable, Pint-Sized Work
‘Holographic Barbie Dreamworld’ by Paris Hilton Less may indeed be more, to the