Watch: Remote, S2E2: Monuments of Dedication
In Season Two of Remote, filmmaker Badir McCleary broadens his geographic scope,
Every Emotion All at Once: An Exhibition Statement From Curator Morgan Laurens
It won’t be long before our AI overlords take over the creative work, leaving us
‘Pretty, But Dead’: Christy Savage Subverts the Horror Trope of the Beautiful Victim
There’s nothing an audience loves better than watching a beautiful woman bleed.
‘Remote’ Season Two Launch: Badir McCleary Captures the Stories Behind Art in Public Spaces
Badir McCleary is cool. So cool, in fact, that the Texas-based filmmaker often finds
Watch: Remote, S2E1: Art Parks and Outdoor Museums
In Season Two of Remote, filmmaker Badir McCleary expands his geographic horizon,
‘Here in the Mysterious Elsewhere’: An Exploration of Midwestern Mythology by Epiphany Knedler and Tim Rickett
Editor’s note: Epiphany Knedler appears in our June 2025 exhibition, Midwest Nice.
Mixed-Media Artist Seth Prestwood Embraces Healing Through Water and Queer Community
Editor’s note: Seth Prestwood appears in our June 2025 exhibition, Midwest Nice.
Art Meets Heart: ‘Arthouse’ TV Series Launches Fundraiser to Showcase Local Creatives in Your Home
“We have really dramatic walls and high ceilings, so we want the art to stand out,”
Midwest Nice: An Exhibition Statement From Curator Morgan Laurens
The first time I saw The Wizard of Oz, I thought Dorothy must be daft. Leave the
Liminal Landscapes: How Rylee Nelson Blurs the Boundaries Between Past and Present
Editor’s note: Rylee Nelson is featured in our May 2025 exhibition, Ones to Watch.
Finding Balance: How Isabel Lu Merges Art, Chinese Medicine, and Western Science to Redefine Wellness
Editor’s note: Isabel Lu is featured in our May 2025 exhibition, Ones to Watch.
Mark Brickey: From Punk Rocker to Podcaster to Disneyland Expert
In our fast-paced world, staying ahead creatively means rolling with the punches.
Santina Amato: This Woman’s Work is a Labor of Love
Editor’s note: This interview was originally published in Nov. 2023. We’re republishing
Ones to Watch: An Exhibition Statement From Curator Morgan Laurens
What, or who, is an "emerging" artist? Do they, as the phrase suggests,
Tarot for a New (Age) Era: Josh Urban Davis Unveils His Ambitious Deck, ‘The Deleted World’
“Jane Lane is a fucking icon,” Josh Urban Davis gushes from his “extremely
Mono Arts Council Executive Director Kristin Reese Champions Arts Education for Children
This week on the podcast, we’re joined by Kristin Reese, the executive director
From Little Red to Wild Women: Grace Netanya Re-envisions the Classic Fairy Tale
In Angela Carter’s version of “Little Red Riding Hood,” the young female protagonist
Flayed Rabbits, Tigers, and Bears, Oh My: Sculptor Deborah Simon Exposes Our Uneasy Relationship With Wildlife
A glittering purple bronchial tree hangs in the corner of Deborah Simon’s cramped
Announcing ‘Remote: Season Two’: A Sneak Peek Into Our Exclusive Video Series on Contemporary Public Art With Badir McCleary
In busy cities and quiet corners of the world alike, public art acts as a heartbeat—pulsing
Critters on the Go: Libba Tracy’s Sculptures Take a Joyful Spin on Climate Awareness
“Oh, look, there's a blue heron,” exclaims Libba Tracy as one flies across
Layers of Hot Wax: How Erin Keane Blends Encaustic With Photography and Bookbinding
In 1999, when Erin Keane decided to shuck her Midwestern roots and relocate to Asheville,
Stitching Seasons: How Fiber Artist Deb Herman Captures the Cycles of Life in Western North Carolina
When Deb Herman walks through the woods of Western North Carolina, she isn’t just
Reawakening: An Exhibition Statement From Curator Morgan Laurens
“The old world is dying, and the new world struggles to be born.” — Antonio
Geology Gets a Delicious Twist: Fiber Artist Claire Krüeger Crafts Edible-Looking ‘Land Sandwiches’ and Stalagnate Cakes
Land sandwich, anyone? How about a pink-frosted stalagnate cake? Claire “anything
Reframing the Gaze: Edie Nadelhaft’s ‘Biometric Portraits’ Challenge Traditional Roles of Subject and Observer
The first time Edie Nadelhaft photographed her eye with a macro lens, the results