Editor’s note: An earlier version of this post ran in 2022. We’re publishing

Editor’s note: An earlier version of this post ran in 2021. We’re publishing

The artists in Aftereffects use physical, emotional, and psychological challenges

Six years ago, Heather Beardsley visited the site of an infamous—and recent—nuclear

A meditation on violence, political power, and the weight of malicious words, Dylan

North, South, East, and West mark the four corners of the world around us. The classical

If you’re a regular listener of the NOT REAL ART podcast, you’ll probably agree

Editor’s note: an earlier version of this post ran in 2022. We’re publishing

Look past the painted cowboy, baseball, and party hats scattered across Jonni Cheatwood’s

“When you have a panic attack, you feel like you’re dying,” says portrait artist

“Life is full of pricks” reads the tagline from Pulling Weeds from a Cactus Garden,

During breakfast an unfertilized egg escapes, slips, sloshes over the side of a spoon.

In the 1970s, New York City was teetering on the edge of bankruptcy, a city reeling

Most voters slap their free sticker on a sweater for the day, forgetting it’s there

You can either add or subtract. Become a knife-wielding Emily Dickinson or a freewheeling

“Mmm, good Squishee.” Fans of The Simpsons’ canonical years (seasons two through

According to the Mayan creation story, humans are spun from white and yellow corn,

Carlos Donjuan learned the basics of line, tone, shape, and space from painting graffiti

Neil Kendricks is an artist, filmmaker, writer, and photographer who teaches at San

Brooklyn-based artist Spandita Malik combines photographic portraits with embroidered

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Massachusetts artist Elizabeth Alexander makes a compelling statement about the fetishistic

Bryan David Griffith gave up a successful consulting business and lived a nomadic

Chaveli Sifre was born in Germany to Puerto Rican parents. After starting a program

Mixed-media artist Kelly Bjork creates snug, homey spaces where half-nude figures