Amidst a global pandemic, social protests, and the politicization of just about everything that plagued 2020, and continues to seep into 2021, artist Vanessa P... Read More...
When artist Katie Benn sits down in front of a new canvas there's never a plan in place. She rarely knows where her paintbrush or pencil will take her and wher... Read More...
Berumen's images hold an authentic power that actively draws you into her images and comes from her ability to highlight the familiar faces of her community with love, respect, and appreciation.
Although traditional in subject matter and practice, Pedro Pedro's paintings stand on their own stylistically, employing funky shapes and colors to reinvent the mundane.
Kentaro Okawara never stops creating. In fact, in one month under quarantine, he made fifty paintings — each one exudes the brightly-colored and charmingl... Read More...
There aren't many instances where you encounter a Matisse painting, a Windows internet browser, Leonardo from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, a poodle, and a... Read More...
Every so often I meet someone, who after talking and spending some time with them, I think to myself, damn I wish I was that positive and zen. I’m not by any m... Read More...
Greene investigates dense subjects in her beautifully airbrushed and hand-painted pieces that most often depict braided brown hair intertwined and existing alongside lush, green plant leaves, or non symmetrical shapes covered in a layer of fur-like hair follicles.
In her brand new show, Grapejuice, Patricia Renee' Thomas is fascinated by the preparations of being a “presentable” black woman, and how doing hair is a universal experience of black female performance.
Photographer and multidisciplinary artist, Felix Quintana, captures the Angeleno spirit with genuine honesty in his series of cyanotype prints entitled 'Los Angeles Blueprints' — at the root of the series lies two of Quintana's creative practices, photography and drawing.
