Aussie Art Magazine ‘Beautiful Bizarre’ Curates a ‘Secret’ Exhibition in LA
The team at Australian art magazine Beautiful Bizarre are leaving the outback this
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
‘Colour Clash’ is a Fun Foray Into Offbeat Graphic Design Palettes
Imagine pairing spring green trousers with a princess pink sweater. Or an electric
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
Announcing First Friday Exhibitions: A Curated Series From NOT REAL ART
This year we at NOT REAL ART are launching First Friday Exhibitions, an all-new exhibition
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,
German Painter Daniel Richter Returns to LA With Color and Fury
“Violence and love, like obsession and submission, are close bedfellows, and then
Yura Adams’ Icy, Poetic Works Arrive Just in Time For Winter
Western Massachusetts-based installation artist and painter Yura Adams has gotten
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.
Pop-Surrealist Brandi Milne Bridges the Gap Between Halloween and Christmas
Isolated in her Fisher-Price-filled studio, Elton John tickling the ivories in the
Rammellzee: The Subversive Philosophy of ‘Gothic Futurism’ Arrives in LA
In the 1970s, New York City was teetering on the edge of bankruptcy, a city reeling
Paintings of Innocence and Experience From Children’s Book Illustrator Nicoletta Ceccoli
“What is beautiful and sweet often hides dark suggestions,” says children’s
Hypnotic Paintings and Drawings From June Edmonds ‘Feel Like Love’
“The most soul-stirring, heart-opening memories that I have are black … and
Collage Artist Marina Heintze Asks Americans to Put the Ballot Back in the Box
Most voters slap their free sticker on a sweater for the day, forgetting it’s there
‘Type to Image’: Marta Cerdà Alimbau Blurs the Line Between Typography and Illustration
Feeling creatively boxed in? Look for inspiration in Marta Cerdà Alimbau’s Type
‘A Multitude of Voices’: Chilean Artist Manuela Viera-Gallo Wants Women to be Heard
Chilean artist Manuela Viera-Gallo’s life started in political unrest. Her father,
Ben Frost Ties Hyper-Consumerism to Addiction
Golden arches on a field of blazing scarlet? That’s McDonald’s. Instantly recognizable
Messy Desk’s ‘Cloudy Wonderland’ is a Joyful Romp Through the Painter’s Wildest Daydreams
“When I daydream, I look into the blue sky or the starry night,” says Hong Kong-based
A Tree Grows in Los Angeles: Glenn Kaino’s Immersive Installation Captures the Magic of the Natural World
Magic hides in downtown Los Angeles. On view through summer 2022, A Forest for the
Keya Tama and Elléna Lourens: The Creative Power of Friendship
While popular culture puts sexual relationships on a pedestal, many people find friendships
Sad Sack Illustrator Travis Lampe Laughs in the Face of Fate
“Death is certain. But I recommend avoiding it,” quips artist, illustrator, and
Pop Art Meets the Apocalypse in D*Face’s Hollywood-Inspired Work
Deceptively rose-tinted and rebellious, new work from multimedia artist D*Face (aka
The Empty Promises of Luxury
There’s rich, and then there’s stupid rich. “Luxury” Adjacent, a group exhibition