Women in Love: Curator’s Exhibition Statement
When D.H. Lawrence finally succeeded in publishing his Modernist masterwork Women
The Cinematic Allure of Rani Young, the Luckiest Painter in the World
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Vibrant Paintings From CJ Hungerman Explore the ‘Friction of Life’
CJ Hungerman’s psychedelic art takes you on a “magic trip” that would make
Carl Medley Laughs at Life’s Absurdities [Interview]
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Zack Norman: The Actor-Producer Who Finds Enduring Joy in Art
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The Transcendental Beauty of Susan Chambers’ Southern Gardens
Susan Chambers strays far from the American standard of a manicured lawn and a garden
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
10 Spook-tacular Artists to Get You Into the Halloween Spirit
Boo! It’s officially spooky season, y’all. Whether you’re gearing up for Disney
Messy Desk’s ‘Cloudy Wonderland’ is a Joyful Romp Through the Painter’s Wildest Daydreams
“When I daydream, I look into the blue sky or the starry night,” says Hong Kong-based
Nostalgic for the ‘90s? Alex Coronel Creates a Pop-Culture ‘Cluster-Fuck’
“Mmm, good Squishee.” Fans of The Simpsons’ canonical years (seasons two through
Tyler Scully on the Art of Dying
One glimpse at Tyler Scully’s work sends an ice-cold chill down the spine. Based
Marko Šajn’s Knotted Figures Bend Over Each Other in Impossible Pretzels
“I don't want to give out all the details,” says Slovenian artist Marko
Noa Charuvi Resurrects the Israeli Landscape
Painting is in Noa Charuvi’s blood. Destined for a life of facing the blank canvas,
How Texas Painter Carlos Donjuan Overcame the Fear of Not Belonging
Carlos Donjuan learned the basics of line, tone, shape, and space from painting graffiti
Sad Sack Illustrator Travis Lampe Laughs in the Face of Fate
“Death is certain. But I recommend avoiding it,” quips artist, illustrator, and
Pop Art Meets the Apocalypse in D*Face’s Hollywood-Inspired Work
Deceptively rose-tinted and rebellious, new work from multimedia artist D*Face (aka
Jessus Hernandez and His Kaleidoscopic Urban Landscapes
As a child, Jessus Hernandez was fascinated with shapes and lines. The Los Angeles-based
‘You Speak Good English’: Izumi Miyazaki Expresses Stress, Struggle, and Bravery [Interview]
Sekaikan is Japanese for “worldview,” but the English translation skirts the
Sonya Fe Paints For Women, Children, and Those Who Bear the Weight of the World
Chicana artist Sonya Fe paints for women. She paints for children. She paints for
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
Muralist Juana Alicia Is Inspired by Poetry and Magical Realism
Juana Alicia describes herself as “uncompromising.” She has been criticized for
Pink Unicorns and Pleather: Georgian Artist Mako Lomadze Rides Into Dreamland
Where do you go when you dream? Contemporary Georgian artist Mako Lomadze plucks