Blank walls should be filled. Period. Whether you’re holed up in a teeny tiny NYC
Chaotic, unruly, overwhelming, beautiful. Los Angeles-based artist Elliott Hundley’s
One sunny afternoon Nathaniel Lewis collected his camera, his two-year-old son, and
Described as a “feminist ahead of her time,” 17th century Italian Baroque painter
CJ Hungerman’s psychedelic art takes you on a “magic trip” that would make
Carl Medley will eat your pizza if you don’t want it. That’s the first thing
Just when you think you’re done with holiday shopping, Valentine’s Day arrives,
“What is wrong with our politicians?” pop artist and activist Hannah Rothstein
Imagine strolling out of your local 7-Eleven, slurping on a Big Gulp, and running
“As the world becomes more digital, I find myself doing the opposite,” says Marc
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“It sounds funny, but I’m really inspired by the cartoon Transformers,” says
Is the collective unconscious real? Carl Jung’s theory of a shared history of thoughts
“My aim is to change the perception of how women-led craft and Appalachian folk
From exquisitely staged photographs to heart-stopping digital collages, NOT REAL
Multimedia artist Ruth Chase sees female identity in complex shades of gray—sometimes
Susan Chambers strays far from the American standard of a manicured lawn and a garden
When Robert Forman first glued his mother’s embroidery thread to a collage back
“I have a magpie-like attraction to bright, colorful, decorated objects, but an
New Years is often a time for list-making, lofty goals, and new haircuts. While we
“A is for Ahlmee, the first of our creeps. B is for Bumbreth who swallows down
“It's a very rare person who is taken for what he truly is,” says Schmendrick,
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A bouquet of roses, a calamine-colored hair scrunchie, rumpled coral sheets, an apple
“Ping-Pong has become my way to visually describe the experience of being Asian