Jonni Cheatwood Takes a Trip Down Memory Lane
Look past the painted cowboy, baseball, and party hats scattered across Jonni Cheatwood’s
Norwegian Painter Kristin Romberg Wants You To Touch Her Art
In the winter, an enormous, drafty building sits unoccupied in an old Norwegian shipyard.
Into the Mystic: Alessandro Keegan Shares His Lucid Vision
“Our lives on Earth are only shells, bubbles floating on the surface of the water,”
Vibrant Paintings From CJ Hungerman Explore the ‘Friction of Life’
CJ Hungerman’s psychedelic art takes you on a “magic trip” that would make
Dre McLeod Redefines Women-Led Craft and Appalachian Folk Art
“My aim is to change the perception of how women-led craft and Appalachian folk
Buoyant Paintings From Heather Robinson Look at the Bright Side of Life
“I have a magpie-like attraction to bright, colorful, decorated objects, but an
German Painter Daniel Richter Returns to LA With Color and Fury
“Violence and love, like obsession and submission, are close bedfellows, and then
Yura Adams’ Icy, Poetic Works Arrive Just in Time For Winter
Western Massachusetts-based installation artist and painter Yura Adams has gotten
Kim Marra Wrestles Chaos and Control in Her Intimate, Dreamlike Paintings
“The world’s chaos has a way of making us feel small and helpless; sometimes
Hypnotic Paintings and Drawings From June Edmonds ‘Feel Like Love’
“The most soul-stirring, heart-opening memories that I have are black … and
Improvisational Paintings From Thomas Brodhead Reveal the Pressures of Modern Life
“Arranging black glyphs on white paper grew tiresome.” And, with that, Thomas
James Jankowiak Captures the Reverberations of Music and Prayer
Abstract painter and educator James Jankowiak has impacted Chicago’s artistic community
Ryan Sarah Murphy Finds Stable Ground in Untethered Places
You can either add or subtract. Become a knife-wielding Emily Dickinson or a freewheeling
Jessus Hernandez and His Kaleidoscopic Urban Landscapes
As a child, Jessus Hernandez was fascinated with shapes and lines. The Los Angeles-based
The Shape of Hope: Batia Lowenberg Dares to Find a Happy Ending
“Art can be a form of worship, play, labor, dancing, freedom, fooling around, and
Enter ‘Biophilia,’ Vita Eruhimovitz’s Swirling Vortex of Biological Matter and Digital Riff-Raff
Ever wondered what primordial soup actually looks like? According to Vita Eruhimovitz,
Samantha Giesige’s Botanical Paintings Luxuriate in the Psychological Effects of Color [Interview]
Any art student worth their salt would recognize Samantha Giesige as a master manipulator.
Sharon Kagan: How the ‘Politics of Color’ Shape Our Lives
Artists have long used color as an emotional stand-in for the revolutionary political
How Victoria Van Der Laan Breathes New Life Into the Art of Quilting
Victoria Van der Laan learned quilt-making from her great-grandmother, who did everything
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
Why Textile Artist Victoria Manganiello Uses Weaving as a Visual Code
Victoria Manganiello considers weaving a form of communication. Her ethereal fabric
Jonathan Allen – Why a Ninja Artist Coopts the Language of Advertising
Jonathan Allen is a mixed-media artist and creative ninja who works with performance,
Carlos Grasso – Why an Artist from Argentina Tears the Canvas Apart
Carlos Grasso is known for his innovative ‘shredded’ painting series, “Canvas
Elena Disabato – Why a Painter from Chicago Returned to Her Creative Roots
Elena Disabato is an abstract painter and mixed-media artist from Chicago. Her techniques