In 1945, George Orwell penned perhaps the most famous allegorical work of the modern

From Margaret Mitchell’s iconic novel Gone with the Wind and Hitchcock’s Rear

In 1994, March was named National Reading Month in honor of Dr. Suess’ birthday.

Love it or loathe it, pink is everywhere right now. From Barbiecore and Bimbocore

In a salute to the 100th anniversary of the Hollywood Sign, our first exhibition

When 12-year-old Claudia runs away from home, bored with good grades and going to

When a faint crack appears down the middle of the Usher clan’s capacious, disintegrating

The artists in Aftereffects use physical, emotional, and psychological challenges

“A building is alive, like a man, and its spirit is the spirit of its maker.”

As artificial intelligence (AI) and virtual (VR) or augmented realities (AR) filter

What does it mean to come from somewhere? How do we define family and home? In what

Jules Verne, Ursula Le Guin, and Ray Bradbury obsessively constructed imaginary realms.

For artists, writers, philosophers, and prophets, the environment has long been a

When D.H. Lawrence finally succeeded in publishing his Modernist masterwork Women

It’s finally here. After months of planning, we at NOT REAL ART are proud to present