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Alina Vergnano’s Simple Strokes Capture the Subtleties of Human Interaction and Expression

Alex KhatchadourianMay 20, 2016

We catch up with Alina Vergnano, the 27-year-old artist living in Göteborg, Sweden and developing her style through cultural and self-explorative subjects.

Abstracting Reality With Drew Young

Alex KhatchadourianMay 2, 2016

For upcoming issue 08, we talk with Drew about his most recent series "Flagrance", living and working in Vancouver, and the method to the surreal madness in his paintings.

Personified Stories: Getting To Know Artist Ricardo Cavolo

amadeusmagMarch 15, 2016

It’s said that the eyes are the windows to the soul, sharing a person’s true nature they may otherwise keep concealed.

We Talk Flowers, Nudie Mags, and Animation With Aaron Elvis Jupin

Alex KhatchadourianMarch 4, 2016

Aaron Elvis Jupin has a mild obsession with classic animation...and vintage porn.

Controlled Chaos: A Conversation With Mixed-Media Artist Gabriel Luis Powers

Alex KhatchadourianDecember 4, 2015

Gabriel Luis Perez used to perform as a circus clown. The New Mexico native moved to Texas to make music and DJ in the mid 90s, where he inadvertently fell into playing music for circus performers. In making music for these small time performers he started to take to the community and lifestyle, and started traveling with the circus, eventually becoming one of its comedic acts.

MUSIC VIDEO PREMIERE: Let’s Quit All Our Jobs—Let’s Move Out to LA

amadeusmagJuly 11, 2015

Luke Pelletier and his friends John and Matt (the See Ya Laters of Alligator Kid & The See Ya Laters) just released their debut album "Never Ganna Mellow Out," a "goofy-surfy-indie-pop record about girls, friends, systems of being taken advantage of while simultaneously taking advantage of other people, and being a generally self-destructive person." amadeus consensus: it's awesome.

Abstraction Meets Realism in Eben Haines’ Suggestive Paintings and Mixed-Media Drawings

amadeusmagNovember 12, 2014

Setting soft and supple nudes and unorthodox portraits against seemingly textured backgrounds, Haines utilizes the tension between abstraction and realism to appease his own inner dichotomies and create art that expresses emotional complexities.