Photographer Erin Naifeh Walks Into the Dark Night of the Soul [Interview]
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Painter Ally Zlatar Endures the Isolating Pain of an Invisible Illness [Interview]
Under a skintight sheet of plastic, Ally Zlatar lets out a silent scream. While the
Photographer Brenda Maria Fernandez Steps Into the Mind’s Strange Recesses [Interview]
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Alissa Ohashi Assembles a Psychologically Barbed Family Photo Album [Interview]
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Kacie Lees: Neon’s Rising Star [Interview]
“Neon is a recording device that glows,” says teaching artist Kacie Lees, who
Painter Jenny Brillhart Shines a Light on the Messiness of Art Making [Interview]
Jenny Brillhart is an artist’s artist. Her spare works reveal an intimate, behind-the-scenes
Chris Combs: Who Suffers and Who Benefits From New Technology? [Interview]
“It doesn’t matter if it’s an anticosmic retromingent defibrillator or a plastic
Christine Rasmussen on Making Work at the Intersection of Belonging and Isolation
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Tiffany Sutton Captures ‘Black Body Radiation’ in Her Long Exposure Photographs [Interview]
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Whitney Sage Paints a Melancholy Ode to Midwestern Homesickness [Interview]
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Fantastical Drawings From Olga Nenazhivina Visualize a Multicultural Future [Interview]
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‘Divine Vessels’: Yasmina Safi Captures the Many Masks of Woman [Interview]
Slick latex gloves, lacy negligees in fire-engine red, ivory linens draped carelessly
Juan Jimenez: Our Common Future is Blue-Light Bright [Interview]
Take a moment to imagine the future. When you close your eyes, does it look like
Photographer April Winter Explores the Human Capacity for Loneliness [Interview]
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‘Official Film Nerd’ Jessie Rodriguez Creates Whimsical Hand-Printed Movies That Feel Like Magic [Interview]
“Film has always been my gateway to a larger world,” says “official film nerd”
Night Photographer Troy Paiva Documents the Decline of the American Empire [Interview]
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Mary Anne Carter Embraces Her Quirks With Candy Colors and Explosive Patterns [Interview]
“I’ve never been able to blend in,” says Mary Anne Carter, who bears a conspicuous
Marcelina Gonzales Crafts Intimate Resin Works That Explore Identity, Culture, and Adolescence [Interview]
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Kim Kyne’s Sugary Works Help the Existential Medicine Go Down [Interview]
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Jada Fabrizio Advocates for Animal Rights With a Series of Darkly Playful Photographs [Interview]
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Environmental Artist April Flanders Facilitates a Conversation Between Art and Science [Interview]
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Midwest Gothic: An Extremely Polite Conversation With Tim Rickett and Epiphany Knedler of MidwestNice Art [Interview]
It’s pop, not soda. But say “soda” within spitting distance of a Midwesterner
Victoria Cassinova Opens Her Visual Diary for the World to See [Interview]
“I like to think of my work as a mix of the coherent and incoherent,” says LA-based
Abstract Expressionist Shaylen Broughton Goes With the Flow [Interview]
A decade ago an American artist walked along the canal-lined streets of Venice, paused
Filmmaker Andi Avery Challenges Mainstream Media’s Idea of Sex Work [Interview]
Filmmaker Andi Avery wants to confess a terrible secret. “I don’t really like