Chaotic, unruly, overwhelming, beautiful. Los Angeles-based artist Elliott Hundley’s
Jay Silverstein kicks off his artist statement with a staggering statistic: “The
“What is a woman?” Perhaps you’ve heard this question pinging around the darkest
“Most of my work is breaded with oatmeal,” says Jonah Jacobs of his amoebic sculptures.
In the 1970s, New York City was teetering on the edge of bankruptcy, a city reeling
Like carcasses hung from meat hooks, emerging artist Ophelia Arc’s fiber sculptures
With their bright colors, soft surfaces, and dotted patterns, James Hsieh’s plush
Glass artist Eunsuh Choi creates flame-worked sculptures that narrate her journey
Colorado sculptor Beth Naumann earned a degree in interior architecture and product
In the past decade, Justin Tate has created more than a hundred projects in over
“Death is certain. But I recommend avoiding it,” quips artist, illustrator, and
Jess Self’s mixed-media figures are expressive, active, and alive. She incorporates
Massachusetts artist Elizabeth Alexander makes a compelling statement about the fetishistic
Bryan David Griffith gave up a successful consulting business and lived a nomadic
Like Victor Frankenstein before her, ceramicist Molly Melican breathes life and personality
It’s hard not to giggle at Alya Hatta’s blobby, inflatable nudes, which bend
Ah, the fuzzy outline of a memory just out of reach—Paige Mazurek nails the eerie
Brad Bianchi started repurposing found objects when he was growing up in Pittsburgh.
Annie Tull uses repetition and rhythm to push the boundaries of color and line. Her
As a child, Jennifer Celio longed to join the Girl Scouts and lose herself in the
Louis Chan, a.k.a. Louis Osmosis, describes his conceptual approach as an 'investigation
New York installation artist JC Lenochan grew up in a diverse neighborhood in the
Anna Wagner is a ceramic artist from Wichita, Kansas. Her illustrated sculptures
Charles Mulford discovered the joys of 3-D printing by accident. He was teaching
Dan Nguyen earned a Masters degree in architecture. He was passionate about his studies,