Alissa Ohashi Assembles a Psychologically Barbed Family Photo Album [Interview]
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Experience L.A. Like Never Before Through Andrew Soria’s Pop Surrealist Cityscapes
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The Creators of ‘Rotten Magazine’ Smell a Rat
“You’ve got a nerve to be asking a favor,” spews the narrator of The Walkman’s
Marcelina Gonzales Crafts Intimate Resin Works That Explore Identity, Culture, and Adolescence [Interview]
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Environmental Artist April Flanders Facilitates a Conversation Between Art and Science [Interview]
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Collage Artist Brian McDonald Creates Modern Poetry
Brian McDonald is addicted to alliteration: “Distraction, devices, Diet Coke, dates,
Collage Artist Elliott Hundley Embraces Excess and Chaos
Chaotic, unruly, overwhelming, beautiful. Los Angeles-based artist Elliott Hundley’s
Exuberant Collage Works From Marc Alain Find Joy in the Natural World
“As the world becomes more digital, I find myself doing the opposite,” says Marc
Linda Dubin Garfield Contemplates Staggering Images From the James Webb Space Telescope
There was a collective jaw drop when NASA released the first images from the James
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
Mixed-Media Artist Amy J Dyck Makes Peace With Her Inner Demons
“Do I contradict myself? Very well then, I contradict myself. (I am large, I contain
Alexandra N Sherman Recasts Women in the Role of Death
“Things That Should Be Left Unsaid,” reads a questionable subheading in an 1894
Nostalgic for the ‘90s? Alex Coronel Creates a Pop-Culture ‘Cluster-Fuck’
“Mmm, good Squishee.” Fans of The Simpsons’ canonical years (seasons two through
Deborah Roberts Reveals the Rhapsodic Beauty of Black Childhood
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Aaron Jones – Why a Collage Artist from Toronto Dreams of Egalitarian Spaces
Toronto-based artist Aaron Jones uses self-reflection and character building as a
Self-Taught Artist Lou Beach Enjoys Assembling Jigsaw Puzzles in the Dark
Rumor has it that Lou Beach was left in a playpen with a pile of newspapers and magazines
‘100 Seconds to Midnight’: Collage Artist Sam Heydt Counts Down the Doomsday Clock
“Our time is marked by a mass extinction, diminishing resources, global pandemic,
Department M Parodies the Classic Comic Strip [Interview]
Inspired by the classic comic strip, Daniel Marin creates pop art-inspired compositions
Love, Earth: Elena Soterakis Observes the Last Days of Humanity From Space
Gravity can’t tether Elena Soterakis’ eco-conscious artworks to Earth. As an
Korean Artist Jaeyoun Shin Steps ‘Through the Looking Glass’
“I knew who I was this morning, but I've changed a few times since then,”
Mixed-Media Artist Liz Maugans Grapples with Mortality by Making a ‘Beautiful Mess’
There is very little guidance on how to catalog the ups and downs of a life well
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
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: Digital Artist Cari Marvelli Cultivates Identity Through Imagination and Fantasy
Digital collage artist Cari Marvelli is a woman of many hats. A California native,
Q+Art: Elyse’ Jokinen Shatters Gendered Expectations with Hyper-Feminine Collages
Collage artist Elyse’ Jokinen gets by on intuition. Over the past decade, Jokinen