Q+Art: Mexican-American Artist Linda Vallejo Reclaims Her ‘Brown Intellectual Property’
Mexican-American artist Linda Vallejo has a wicked sense of humor. Despite the seriousness
Q+Art: Photographer Kelly Zantingh Discovers the Power of Intimacy with Moody Portraits
Photographer and stop-motion artist Kelly Zantingh captures the intimacy of time
Q+Art: Alexandra Chiou Celebrates Her Father’s Life with Delicate Paper Sculptures
Paper artist Alexandra Chiou is inspired by the fleeting sensation of hope. While
Jeanne F. Jalandoni Documents the Filipino-American Experience with Traditional Textiles
When Spain ceded the colonial Philippines in 1989, the island nation had no way of
Q+Art: Muli and Hase Captures the Gritty Magic of Authentic ‘Americana’
The term “Americana” conjures visions of dusty pickup trucks, black velvet Elvis
Q+Art: Artist April Flanders Facilitates a Conversation Between Art and Science
April Flanders wants to facilitate a conversation between art and science. “Both
Q+Art: Artist Eleanor Wang Finds Meaning in Repetition and Muscle Memory
Remember how to cook a scrambled egg or ride a bike? Sure you do. Eleanor Wang is
Q+Art: Jeweler Tatum Gentry Revisits the Possibilities of Puberty with Soft Wearables
Tatum Gentry has sex on the brain. While the fourth-generation jeweler is just as
Q+Art: Artist Kim Kyne’s Sugary Works Help the Existential Medicine Go Down
“A spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down,” chirps Julie Andrews over a
Q+Art: Artist Ashley Eliza Williams Reveals Hidden Magic in Vulnerable Ecosystems
“How fully can we understand a cloud, a tree, or a rock?,” interdisciplinary
Q+Art: Ibuki Kuramochi Explores Bodily Transformation with Experimental Japanese Butoh Dance
“There is nothing more personal than the body,” renowned anatomist Takeshi Yoro
Q+Art: Painter Meredith Bakke Provokes the Primal Emotions of Shame and Disgust
Our first impulse is to look away: Meredith Bakke’s female subjects are rudely
Q+Art: Photographer April Winter Explores the Human Capacity for Loneliness
Photo“In space, no one can hear you scream,” goes the tagline from Ridley Scott’s
Q+Art: Margot Sanders’ Monochromatic Paintings Luxuriate in the History of the Nude Body
http://www.margotsanders.com/Like a faded bruise, Margot Sanders’ brushwork lingers,
Q+Art: Giulia Piera Livi’s Immersive Installations Examine the Function of Art and Object
“We can forgive a man for making a useful thing as long as he does not admire it,”
Q+Art: Artist B.N. Blithe de Carona Imagines America’s Bright Black Future
“Freedom won't be so fickle in the future,” B.N. Blithe de Carona says,
Q+Art: Artist Janet Currier Captures the Unseen Labor of a Woman’s Love
Crammed sardine-style into a white cubby, Janet Currier’s pile of blobby sculptures
Q+Art: Lydia Crouse’s Demon-Filled Paintings Rewrite the Absurdity of Human Existence
Some see a grim, apocalyptic vision writhing within Lydia Crouse’s colorful hellscapes.
Q+Art: Jewish Painter Rosabel Rosalind Dismantles Hierarchy Through Humor and Horror
In a darkened room, after the Assyrian general has glutted himself on enough wine,
Q+Art: Rotten Magazine Translates Punk’s “Anti-Aesthetic” into the Digital Age
Fast, messy, and unpolished, punk bands have always operated under the ethos that
Q+Art: Heather Beardsley Brings Wide-Eyed Wonder to the Art of Science
Blending art and science, multidisciplinary artist Heather Beardsley borrows her
Q+Art: Artist Liza Ambrossio Awakens Her Inner Witch with ‘Blood Orange’
“Am I haunted?” muses Liza Ambrossio in her artist statement for Blood Orange.
Q+Art: Jewelry Designer Anke Huyben Highlights the Body Underneath the Decoration
“The body is the object of jewellery,” Anke Huyben has said. “Without the body
Q+Art: Artist Sarah Lederman Treats Her Moody Paintings Like a Bleeding, Leaking Body
“The painting is treated like a body,” Sarah Lederman has said of her watery
Q+Art: Anne von Freyburg Translates Rococo-Era Luxury Into Class-Conscious Textile Paintings
For artist Anne von Freyburg, more is decidedly more. The London-based Dutch Anne