Christopher Hartshorne: Abstraction, Anxiety, and the (Campy) Cosmos
When Christopher Hartshorne is done with something, he’s done. “It’s such
Finding Balance: How Isabel Lu Merges Art, Chinese Medicine, and Western Science to Redefine Wellness
Editor’s note: Isabel Lu is featured in our May 2025 exhibition, Ones to Watch.
Reframing the Gaze: Edie Nadelhaft’s ‘Biometric Portraits’ Challenge Traditional Roles of Subject and Observer
The first time Edie Nadelhaft photographed her eye with a macro lens, the results
‘It Kinda Feels Like Blood or a Life Force’: Painter Jess Broze on the Transformative Power of Color
In 2017, shortly after the Trump Administration settled into the White House for
Georgian Painter Mako Lomadze Finds Refuge in the ‘Middle of Nowhere’
Editor’s note: An earlier version of this feature ran in May 2024. We’re publishing
The Changing Faces of Photographer Brian Oldham [Q+Art Interview]
“What is a woman?” Perhaps you’ve heard this question pinging around the darkest
Beyond Likeness: An Exhibition Statement From Curator Kirsten Bengtson-Lykoudis
One of the earliest known self-portraits is a chiseled couple selfie of an Egyptian
You’ll Find Painter-Printmaker Caitlin Carcerano in the Bathtub
Caitlin Carcerano sinks into the warm water, submerging everything but her hands,
Reflections on the New Year: 5 Artists Who Immortalize Themselves Through Self-Portraiture
New Years is often a time for list-making, lofty goals, and new haircuts. While we
AI Artist Avital Meshi Creates a ‘Multiverse’ of Different Identities
Editor’s note: an earlier version of this post ran in January 2023. We’re publishing
Photographer April Winter Explores the Human Capacity for Loneliness [Interview]
Editor’s note: an earlier version of this post ran in 2022. We’re publishing
Mickayel Thurin Fosters Compassion With Emotionally Charged Portraits [Interview]
“When you have a panic attack, you feel like you’re dying,” says portrait artist
Arit Emmanuela Etukudo: ‘At the Collision of Myth and History, We Find Truth’
“At the collision of myth and history, we find truth,” says Arit Emmanuela Etukudo.
Portrait Painter Cara Guri Slips Between Seen and Unseen Realms
“The slippery boundary between the seen and unseen, known and unknown” lies at
Why Photographer Tommy Kha Loves Clumsy Snapshots
Tommy Kha takes after his great-aunt, who according to family lore, “read too many
Elisheva Gavra’s Makeshift Bedroom Photo Shoot
Creating without limitation isn’t easy. A lack of boundaries sounds like a dream,
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
Black, Queer, and Trans: Photographer Felicita Felli Maynard and the Trauma of Underrepresentation
“Mojuba: an expansive memory refusing to be housed in any single place, bound by
Brooke Shaden Focuses on Themes of Death and Rebirth, Beauty and Decay
Brooke Shaden earned degrees in English and filmmaking from Temple University before
Q+Art: Painter Eric Robinson Exposes Inner Truth with Emotionally Nuanced Portraits
It’s all subjective, Eric Robinson’s semi-autobiographical works seem to say.
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,
Angel Duran’s Emotive Night Paintings Capture the Isolation of Urban Life
Angel Duran’s evocative views of the street blur the lines between painting and
Q+Art: Photographer Patricio Maldonado Bares Everything in Joyful Acts of Self-Expression
You see a lot of skin in Patricio Maldonado’s photographs. Fleshy lips covered
Angelo Sapienza – A Movement Artist Explores What it Means to be Human
For Angelo Sapienza, a.k.a. VoVera, movement comes from within. A performance artist,