The term “Americana” conjures visions of dusty pickup trucks, black velvet Elvis
April Flanders wants to facilitate a conversation between art and science. “Both
Remember how to cook a scrambled egg or ride a bike? Sure you do. Eleanor Wang is
Tatum Gentry has sex on the brain. While the fourth-generation jeweler is just as
“A spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down,” chirps Julie Andrews over a
“How fully can we understand a cloud, a tree, or a rock?,” interdisciplinary
“There is nothing more personal than the body,” renowned anatomist Takeshi Yoro
Our first impulse is to look away: Meredith Bakke’s female subjects are rudely
Photo“In space, no one can hear you scream,” goes the tagline from Ridley Scott’s
http://www.margotsanders.com/Like a faded bruise, Margot Sanders’ brushwork lingers,
“We can forgive a man for making a useful thing as long as he does not admire it,”
“Freedom won't be so fickle in the future,” B.N. Blithe de Carona says,
Crammed sardine-style into a white cubby, Janet Currier’s pile of blobby sculptures
Some see a grim, apocalyptic vision writhing within Lydia Crouse’s colorful hellscapes.
In a darkened room, after the Assyrian general has glutted himself on enough wine,
Fast, messy, and unpolished, punk bands have always operated under the ethos that
Blending art and science, multidisciplinary artist Heather Beardsley borrows her
“Am I haunted?” muses Liza Ambrossio in her artist statement for Blood Orange.
“The body is the object of jewellery,” Anke Huyben has said. “Without the body
“The painting is treated like a body,” Sarah Lederman has said of her watery
For artist Anne von Freyburg, more is decidedly more. The London-based Dutch Anne
Alexis Rivierre was busy developing work for her latest project, Take Care, when
Alexandra Carter grew up on one of the many cranberry bogs scattered across southeast
You see a lot of skin in Patricio Maldonado’s photographs. Fleshy lips covered
Cary Hulbert has a very active imagination. The New York-based artist and curator