“Film has always been my gateway to a larger world,” says “official film nerd”
Editor’s note: an earlier version of this post ran in 2022. We’re publishing
“I’ve never been able to blend in,” says Mary Anne Carter, who bears a conspicuous
Editor’s note: an earlier version of this post ran in 2021. We’re publishing
Editor’s note: an earlier version of this post ran in 2021. We’re publishing
Editor’s note: an earlier version of this post ran in 2022. We’re publishing
Editor’s note: an earlier version of this post ran in 2022. We’re publishing
It’s pop, not soda. But say “soda” within spitting distance of a Midwesterner
“I like to think of my work as a mix of the coherent and incoherent,” says LA-based
A decade ago an American artist walked along the canal-lined streets of Venice, paused
Filmmaker Andi Avery wants to confess a terrible secret. “I don’t really like
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“As a Black woman in America, I am in a constant state of double consciousness,”
“I've always been really interested in light and the way it glows, blazes,
Kristen Liu-Wong’s work is a pot of water about to boil over. Working with bright
Take a moment to imagine the future. When you close your eyes, does it look like
Sekaikan is Japanese for “worldview,” but the English translation skirts the
"Remember that a picture, before being a battle horse, a female nude or some
“My shoes are somehow always untied,” confesses Erin Naifeh, who often appears
“How can I make this as weird as possible?” It’s a question Maui-based illustrator