Why aja monet’s poems do what they do
Photo by Dervon Dixon aja monet is a poet, lyricist, writer, and community organizer from Brooklyn, now based in Los Angeles. Her debut studio album, when the poems do what they do, was released in […]
Photo by Dervon Dixon aja monet is a poet, lyricist, writer, and community organizer from Brooklyn, now based in Los Angeles. Her debut studio album, when the poems do what they do, was released in […]
Virginia L. Montgomery (VLM) is a multimedia artist working across video, performance, sound design, and sculpture. In this interview, she discusses her recent solo exhibition at Austin’s Women and Their Work, Eye Moon Cocoon, along with […]
In Eye Moon Cocoon, multidisciplinary artist Virginia L. Montgomery (VLM) presents a new metaphysical and multimedia exhibition designed to facilitate hope, healing, and connection. Her solo exhibition interweaves ideas from psychoanalysis, mythology, and science through […]
An in-depth discussion with author/musician Harper Simon about his ambitious new multimedia project, Meditations on Crime, comprised of years-long collaborations with many high-profile musicians, artists, and writers […]
Photo by Jarrett Hendrix Morton Fine Art is pleased to present Art as a weapon, an exhibition of mixed-media collage and sculpture by artist Maliza Kiasuwa. At once reflecting contemporary globalization and reinvesting in […]
A talk with Queens-based multidisciplinary artist Sayazake – who operates in the realms of Photography, Illustration, and Painting. His work speaks to a conversation of adventure, spirituality, anime, and eccentricity […]
We first talked with street and graffiti artist KIDLEW back in March 2023, but even 80 minutes wasn’t enough to cover the scope of his shenanigans – listen here for a further dive into his […]
A conversation with singer, songwriter, writer, and director Adele Bertei about Twist: An American Girl, her new memoir covering her troubled childhood in 1960s and 1970s Cleveland, and her often risky but also sometimes jubilant […]
Photo by Logan Jackson Bunny Michael is a multi-disciplinary artist who has dedicated their work to awakening higher self-consciousness on the planet – the manifestation of love within all humans deconditioned by a hierarchical […]
In our latest podcast interview, Mexico City-based artist Zhivago Duncan deeply explores his process, motivations, and his ambitious thematic investigations of universal consciousness, epigenetic memory, the frictional nature of existence, and much more […]
Rob Mazurek is a multidisciplinary artist/abstractivist, with a focus on electro-acoustic composition, improvisation, performance, painting, sculpture, video, film, and installation, who spent much of his creative life in Chicago, and then Brazil. He currently […]
We travel far & wide in this in-depth podcast interview with NYC-based street & graffiti artist KIDLEW […]
Don’t Worry, Everything’s Cool is a group exhibition curated by American artist John Copeland, which brings Copeland’s neo-expressionist figurative paintings together with the multi-media works of sculpture artist Rose Eken, artist/designer Erik Brunetti, and filmmaker […]
Charge Multi-medium artist Jennifer Elster presents her latest exhibition, Take Heed, featuring raw, image and text-heavy paintings, sculptures, assemblages, and photographs, works both never before seen and others spanning over three decades of intense, highly […]
In our latest podcast interview, we catch up with experimental ceramics sculptor Steven Montgomery – with a focus on his series TOXIC CON, a visceral commentary on the health of the world’s water supply via […]
Headpiece guns, 2013, mixed media Berlin-based Dutch sculptor Rein Vollenga creates strikingly sleek, gorgeous, challenging, and confrontational pieces that have been described as “abstract kink, fetish meets H. R. Giger.” He has created works for […]
CULT Aimee Friberg presents Measuring Consciousness, a solo exhibition of batik painting, ceramic, and stone sculptures by the artist Zhivago Duncan. Incorporating scientific taxonomy with transcendental aesthetics, Duncan’s work combines old and new techniques to […]
“The Crab Girl” The Untitled Space is pleased to present the debut U.S. solo exhibition of Italian photographic artist Giulia Grillo aka Petite Doll, opening on November 4th and on view through November 19th, 2022. […]
Intersections of Light #008, 2022, 30 x 38 in. Color pinhole photograph Morton Fine Art in Washington, DC, is pleased to announce Made of Light, a solo exhibition of alternative process photography and sculpture by […]
Listen to the first episode of the INTERLOCUTOR podcast ~ an interview with singer/violinist/actress Eszter Balint about the stage production of her “anti-memoir” I HATE MEMORY! + its forthcoming soundtrack album […]
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