Arterial: A Fresh Way to Fund the Arts
Unbelievably, it’s been a year and a half since federal arts funding and humanities
Creative Machines: Joseph O’Connell on Play, Problem-Solving, and Public Art
Joseph O’Connell launched Creative Machines from his garage over two decades
‘Voodoo Craftsman’ Marcus Brown on History, Cultural Memory, and Technology in Public Spaces
Born and raised in New Orleans, Marcus Brown crafts objects—sometimes monumental,
250: A Coast-to-Coast Celebration of Public Art in America With Toni Sikes of CODAworx
Twelve years in, Toni Sikes shows no signs of slowing down. As founder and CEO
Portraits of Pride: Joan Cox on Painting Modern Love, Queer Visibility, and Finding Your Artistic Voice
Baltimore’s harbor is calm, but resident artist Joan Cox is gathering momentum.
Michael Moore’s ‘Frankenstein’ Machines Make Waves in Artforum’s People’s Artist Contest—Here’s How to Cast Your Vote
Michael Moore was one of the first artists to hit the NOT REAL ART airwaves, and
Public Art, Rebooted: Carmen Zella on the Rise of Digital Urbanism
Los Angeles doesn’t do subtle, and neither does Carmen Zella. For over two decades,
FotoFest at 40: Chris Wicker Unpacks Houston’s ‘Global Photo Party’—and His Own Absurdist Art
Houston might be known for its outsized personality, but every two years, during
Embracing Your Fears as Fuel With Zinzi Gugu Johnson
What happens when you stare fear in the face and choose to laugh? Filmmaker Zinzi
Art World Horror Stories: From Natural Disasters to Mangled Masterpieces and Social Media Meltdowns
Dim the lights, grab a cozy blanket and a mug of cider (or a pumpkin spice latte,
Art21 Premieres Season 12 of ‘Art in the Twenty-First Century’ Amid Funding Cuts
On May 3, hundreds of arts organizations across the US opened their inboxes to
The Art of Not Being Boring: Polymath Hans Fjellestad on Chaos and Creativity
Throughout history, figures like Jane Goodall, Benjamin Franklin, and Leonardo
Filming the ‘Arthouse’ Pilot
In this week’s episode, we take you behind the scenes of our recent adventure
Curator Rebekah Tolley on the Rise of the Digitalism Movement
What is Digitalism—and why is it making waves in the art world? As award-winning
Discover AskChris.AI, The Revolutionary AI Platform Designed for Artists
In this episode, we sit down with Chris Davies, a creative strategist and the
‘American Clown’: Guilford Adams’ Documentary Peeks Behind the Make-up
Step right up and prepare to peek behind the painted smiles, as today’s guest,
Adventures in the Arctic: Finding ‘Paradise Creek’ With David Scott
Pack an extra warm sweater because we’re headed to the Arctic Circle with David
My Favorite Brand
In this week’s episode, host Scott “Sourdough” Power takes us on a personal
Why I’m Not Going to Burning Man This Year
In today’s episode, Scott “Sourdough” Power discusses his decision not to
Celebrating the Genius of American Architect Mickey Muennig
In this week’s episode, host Scott "Sourdough" Power describes his
Why Your Artwork Isn’t Finished Until You Do This
Today, host Scott “Sourdough” Power addresses a dilemma that many artists
Transform Your Space With Music and Art: DJ Constantine ‘Connie’ Price Reveals the ‘Arthouse’ Soundtrack
Are you ready to transform the energy in your home? It might be simpler than you'd
Attune Media Labs: Solving the Loneliness Epidemic With CEO David Bosnak
It’s no secret; there is an epidemic of loneliness in the United States. In recent
Supporting Creative Projects: Fractured Atlas’ Theresa Hubbard on ‘Arthouse,’ Fiscal Sponsorship, and Affordable Art
Theresa Hubbard, the powerhouse CEO of Fractured Atlas, joins NOT REAL ART this
‘Arthouse’: Breaking Down Barriers to Art With TV Director Laura Patterson
Art has an extraordinary ability to connect people, and director Laura Patterson