The relationship between art and resistance is nothing new and often predicts
About 20 minutes outside Philadelphia, on a half-acre patch of land, four cement
Born and raised in New Orleans, Marcus Brown crafts objects—sometimes monumental,
As I admire the murals in my historic Richmond, Virginia, neighborhood, many of
As much as we’d like to believe we can control our emotions, when it comes to
A decade back, Anne Martin was running a gallery in Los Angeles, surrounded by
Strike up a conversation with an artist about artificial intelligence, and you’ll
In the history of our rapidly spinning planet, art has served as a response and
The word “pulp” has numerous connotations, but without this goopy fibrous material,
Watching master printers at work at Graphic Studio in Tampa, and struggling to
The persecution of witches dates back to ancient times, peaking between the 15th
What is Digitalism—and why is it making waves in the art world? As award-winning
It won’t be long before our AI overlords take over the creative work, leaving us
Moving from hurricane-prone Florida to a city with a failing infrastructure has
The first time I saw The Wizard of Oz, I thought Dorothy must be daft. Leave the
What, or who, is an "emerging" artist? Do they, as the phrase suggests,
To me, the word “creature” conjures images of mythical beings from classic literature
In 2023, NOT REAL ART launched First Friday Exhibitions, a new series designed to
This episode is your guidebook to our 2025 First Friday Exhibitions series. Today,
Brown is back. After two decades of industrial chic and Millennial grey, brown—specifically,
I never liked parties. During my second birthday, I cried for hours while the adults
In 2024, democracy is at a threshold as more than half of the world’s population
Marie Rothschild’s iconic Surrealist Ball in 1972 drew inspiration from experimental
In the dog days of a sweltering summer, only art (and maybe iced tea) can save us
One of the earliest known self-portraits is a chiseled couple selfie of an Egyptian