‘Born From the Earth’: How Sculptor Ava Blitz Brings Nature Into Public Art
About 20 minutes outside Philadelphia, on a half-acre patch of land, four cement
‘Voodoo Craftsman’ Marcus Brown on History, Cultural Memory, and Technology in Public Spaces
Born and raised in New Orleans, Marcus Brown crafts objects—sometimes monumental,
In Every Rupture, a Poem: Paige L. Morris on the Beauty of Impermanence
Q+Art is a series featuring the artists behind our First Friday Exhibitions. Today,
250: A Coast-to-Coast Celebration of Public Art in America With Toni Sikes of CODAworx
Twelve years in, Toni Sikes shows no signs of slowing down. As founder and CEO
250: A Celebration of Public Art in the U.S.: An Exhibition Statement From Curator Kirsten Bengtson-Lykoudis
As I admire the murals in my historic Richmond, Virginia, neighborhood, many of
Michael Moore’s ‘Frankenstein’ Machines Make Waves in Artforum’s People’s Artist Contest—Here’s How to Cast Your Vote
Michael Moore was one of the first artists to hit the NOT REAL ART airwaves, and
Watch: Remote, S2E5: Commercial vs. Creative
In Season Two of Remote, filmmaker Badir McCleary broadens his geographic scope
Watch: Remote, S2E4: Remote Destinations
In Season Two of Remote, filmmaker Badir McCleary broadens his geographic scope
Curator Rebekah Tolley on the Rise of the Digitalism Movement
What is Digitalism—and why is it making waves in the art world? As award-winning
Left Behind: An Exhibition Statement From Curator Kirsten Bengtson-Lykoudis
For those of us struggling to cope with domestic clutter and detritus, and horrified
Come One, Come All: Installation Artist Scott Pennington Revives the ‘Temporary Wonderland’ of a Small-Town Carnival
Growing up in the unincorporated community of Adamstown, Maryland, Scott Pennington
Noah Scalin: A Skull A Day Keeps Creative Burnout at Bay
Noah Scalin’s studio is stuffed with toys, tapes, stickers, and skulls of all
Watch: Remote, S2E1: Art Parks and Outdoor Museums
In Season Two of Remote, filmmaker Badir McCleary expands his geographic horizon,
‘Here in the Mysterious Elsewhere’: An Exploration of Midwestern Mythology by Epiphany Knedler and Tim Rickett
Editor’s note: Epiphany Knedler appears in our June 2025 exhibition, Midwest Nice.
Filmmaker Badir McClearly Unveils the Depths of Public Art in Season Two of ‘Remote’
Public art in America transforms ordinary streets into extraordinary canvases for
Flayed Rabbits, Tigers, and Bears, Oh My: Sculptor Deborah Simon Exposes Our Uneasy Relationship With Wildlife
A glittering purple bronchial tree hangs in the corner of Deborah Simon’s cramped
Critters on the Go: Libba Tracy’s Sculptures Take a Joyful Spin on Climate Awareness
“Oh, look, there's a blue heron,” exclaims Libba Tracy as one flies across
Sustainable Sculptor Megan Morgan Sings the Body Electric
Within there runs blood, the same old blood! the same red-running blood! There swells
The Kitagawa School: A New Vision of Craft, Ecology, and Community in Western North Carolina
There’s no shortage of craft schools in Western North Carolina. Penland School
Blessing Hancock: Transforming Abstract Ideas Into Monumental Public Art [Podcast]
How do you transform abstract ideas into striking monumental art? In today’s podcast
The Changing Faces of Photographer Brian Oldham [Q+Art Interview]
“What is a woman?” Perhaps you’ve heard this question pinging around the darkest
Amy Medford and Leonid Siveriver: A Shared Studio Space Near Asheville [Q+Art Interview]
Editor’s note: This interview was originally published on ArtsvilleUSA to promote
Ben Frost: Directions for Navigating Modern Life
Does modern life leave you feeling confused? Disoriented? Turned upside down and
Plush Sculptures From James Hsieh Capture the Wonders of the Natural World
Editor’s note: An earlier version of this post ran in 2022. We’re publishing
Asheville Artist Hayden Wilson Opens His Glass Studio to the Public [Q+Art Interview]
Editor’s note: This interview was originally published on ArtsvilleUSA to promote