German Painter Daniel Richter Returns to LA With Color and Fury
“Violence and love, like obsession and submission, are close bedfellows, and then
Plush Sculptures From James Hsieh Capture the Wonders of the Natural World
With their bright colors, soft surfaces, and dotted patterns, James Hsieh’s plush
Jeannie Rhyu’s Moody Paintings ‘Float Between Surrealism, Folklore, and Dreams’ [Interview]
“I've always been really interested in light and the way it glows, blazes,
Ryan Sarah Murphy Finds Stable Ground in Untethered Places
You can either add or subtract. Become a knife-wielding Emily Dickinson or a freewheeling
Suzy González Paints the People of the Corn
According to the Mayan creation story, humans are spun from white and yellow corn,
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,
Artist Christian Bañez Describes His Efforts to Fit Into Rural America
Christian Bañez was born in the Philippines and moved to the farmlands of Missouri
Deja Marie Combines Spiritualism with Activism to Investigate her Rich Cultural Roots
Deja Marie was raised by her Puerto Rican grandmother in upstate New York. As a child,
Bomie Lee Crochets Food and Debunks the Gratification of Online Shopping
Bomie (Bonnie) Lee is a conceptual artist based in Los Angeles who is originally
André Ramos-Woodard Advocates for Black Liberation and Queer Justice
André Ramos-Woodard (they/ them/ theirs) uses photography, text, illustration, and
Dan Nguyen – An Architect Makes the Leap to Fine Art
Dan Nguyen earned a Masters degree in architecture. He was passionate about his studies,
Figurative Artist Valerie Feo Thrives in Her Studio by the Beach
When the pandemic struck, Valerie Feo turned her apartment into a studio and decided
Q+Art: Heather Beardsley Brings Wide-Eyed Wonder to the Art of Science
Blending art and science, multidisciplinary artist Heather Beardsley borrows her
Toria Maldonado Gets Tough and Tender in Figurative Depictions of Family
Long Beach artist Toria Maldonado works with figurative painting and digital illustration.
How Multimedia Artist Amy Yoshitsu Plays with Our Perception of Scale
Amy Yoshitsu describes herself as the “only child of big-dreaming Asian-American
Carlos Grasso – Why an Artist from Argentina Tears the Canvas Apart
Carlos Grasso is known for his innovative ‘shredded’ painting series, “Canvas
Cheryl Derricotte Sees Art as a Brave Space for Difficult Conversations
Cheryl Derricotte addresses topics many people would prefer to avoid. Originally
Q+Art: Performance Artist Alexis Rivierre Aims to Break Black Mental Health Barriers
Alexis Rivierre was busy developing work for her latest project, Take Care, when
Self-Taught Artist Antonio Miller Pours Raw Love onto the Canvas
Antonio, a.k.a. Tone Miller is a self-taught artist from East Orange, New Jersey,
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
How Performance Artist Dakota Noot Treads the Line between Humor and Horror
Originally from Bismarck, North Dakota, Los Angeles artist Dakota Noot “uses drawings,
Meridel Rubenstein – A Santa Fe Photographer Turns Eden on Its Side
Meridel Rubenstein is a photographer and installation artist based in Santa Fe, New
Ray Chen – A Sculptor Discovers his own Form
According to Ray Chen, a work of art has no inherent shape of its own. He views the
Angelo Sapienza – A Movement Artist Explores What it Means to be Human
For Angelo Sapienza, a.k.a. VoVera, movement comes from within. A performance artist,
Q+Art: Illustrator Jeffrey Everett Finds Universal Loneliness Within Architectural Structures
Washington, D.C.-based illustrator Jeffrey Everett sees himself “as a designer