Mother Nature is Majorly Pissed: Nicole Kutz Paints the Apocalyptic Dread of Wildfire Season [Interview]
It used to be a four-month period, starting in late summer and early autumn. Now
Meditate on the Mysteries of the Cosmos with Jordann Wine’s Sacred Geometry Paintings [Interview]
Physics and cosmology have long been crucial to our understanding of the universe.
Painter Leigh Anne Chambers Enjoys the Tactile Pleasures of Artmaking [Interview]
Few things excite Leigh Anne Chambers more than a trip to the hardware store. The
Between Sleaze and Glamour, Madison Nelson’s Installations Poke Fun at Consumer Culture
Madison Nelson’s work lands somewhere on the spectrum between sleaze and glamour.
Dimensional Drawings: Nikki Painter Constructs Tiny, Self-Contained Worlds
“Worldbuilding” is a term you typically hear bandied about during sci-fi conventions—not
Donovan Swann’s Bittersweet Photos Unearth Generational Trauma and Sugary Memories
Dark truths often lurk beneath the surface of a photograph. In her latest body of
Desmond Beach’s Vintage-Style Photographs Shine Light on the Long History of Institutionalized Racism
“My highest goal is to turn the terrible into the beautiful,” says Desmond Beach.
Q+Art: Textile Artist Clare Hu Honors, Then Dismantles Her Southern Upbringing
Now based in Brooklyn, Chinese-American artist Clare Hu grew up in the Deep South.
Q+Art: Miriam Kruishoop Tells Stripped Down Stories Inspired by the Peoples of America
“First and foremost, I’m a storyteller,” Miriam Kruishoop tells NOT REAL ART.
Q+Art: Street Artist ELLE Creates Vibrant Murals of Multicultural Women
Inspired by the unique flavor of multicultural neighborhoods around the world, street
Q+Art: Painter Eric Robinson Exposes Inner Truth with Emotionally Nuanced Portraits
It’s all subjective, Eric Robinson’s semi-autobiographical works seem to say.
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 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 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: 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