Born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, Steven Montgomery describes himself as having, “…an affinity for the esthetics of damage, destruction or any evidence of the passage of time.” His earthenware creations pay homage to the […]
Hinrich Kröger’s ornately styled vases, plates, teacups and bowls are reminiscent of classical pottery forms, but with a distinctly punk esthetic. Decorated with images ranging from nude figures to pug dogs, these ceramic pieces connect […]
Photo by Abel Alejandre An accomplished figurative and conceptual artist, F. Scott Hess has been described as a “New Old Master” because he specializes in figurative paintings, in the style of the Old Masters, creating […]
The Moon is Always Full exhibition view at Morton Fine Art in Washington DC – photo courtesy of Jarrett Hendrix Adia Millett, originally from Los Angeles, California received her MFA from the California Institute of […]
“Dig,” 2016 – Oil on canvas – 54 × 66 × 1 in John Krausman Lark (born Lansing, Michigan, 1982) is a representational painter who creates oil on canvas paintings that depict interactions between figures […]
Installation view of Memories Are Weapons – courtesy of The Hole NYC Kevin Christy is a Los Angeles-based fine artist whose work has been exhibited at galleries in New York City, San Francisco, Los Angeles […]
“Birds in Flight,” 2020, archival digital print and gouache painted paper on wood panel, 36 × 48 in, 91.4 × 121.9 cm Cheryl Molnar is a collage artist living and working in New York. In […]
“House of Tarnation,” 2020 – oil, wax on canvas, 72 x 72 in (182.9 x 182.9 cm) Rob Thom paints scenes of wild American excess — vast pool parties, backyard wrestling matches, costumed marathons, frenzied […]
Exhibition view of Arrêt sur image, Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, 2021 Paris-based artist Rebecca Brodskis grew up living between Morocco and France, and in recent years she has also resided in Tel-Aviv, New York, and Berlin. […]
“One Million Dots Twiggy,” oil on canvas, 93x110cm, 2020 Teiji Hayama is a Japanese artist currently living and working in Switzerland. Hayama’s grayscale paintings depict oddly distorted portraits with bored exhausted faces inspired by old Hollywood celebrities and vintage photography. The […]
Sculpting in Time exhibition at the Fridman Gallery German artist Alina Grasmann currently has a solo exhibition called Sculpting in Time at New York’s Fridman Gallery (through January 5, 2021). From the gallery’s site: “Alina […]
Katie Commodore at the opening reception for her solo show Between Friends and Lovers at Untitled Space – standing with her work “Greg in His Catsuit,” 2018 Providence, Rhode Island-based artist Katie Commodore writes of […]
“292” Montclair, New Jersey-based artist Ken Weathersby currently has a solo show at MINUS SPACE in Brooklyn (through January 30, 2021). About the show, MINUS SPACE writes: “For two decades, Ken Weathersby has produced deeply-inquisitive […]
Carissa working on the Soft Machine series – photo by Patricia Sichmanova Carissa Baktay is a sculptor from Calgary, Alberta, currently working between Canada and Iceland. Working with glass since 2008, Carissa earned a BFA […]
French photographer Pierre Edouard creates stark and minimalist images which frame both the natural world and architecture in striking large-scale compositions. In this interview, he discusses how the Covid lockdowns have impacted his creativity, the […]
“Plenitude 4” Emilie Arnoux is a French artist who specializes in vividly depicted poolside, beach, and seaside-themed paintings. Her work is inspired by 1950s and 1960s American “good vibrations” Art Deco styles. In this interview, […]
Photo by Martin Mueller Daniel Rich creates large-scale paintings of architecture that highlight the political and social narratives embedded into the designs. In this interview, he discusses how he came to be interested in the […]
“Balancing Act,” 2020, acrylic on panel, 39.37 x 27.5 inches Dutch artist Martine Johanna creates works based on fantasies, direct experience, dreams, and the tensions between expected social behaviors and morals versus the messiness of […]
AVERY ALDER Avery Alder designs tabletop roleplaying games which blend facilitation, design, and play – bringing keen curiosity and visionary imagination to how we create together. In this interview, she talks about the more dynamic […]
“What We’ve Done To Each Other” – 2020 – acrylic and charcoal on canvas, 68-1/2 x 58-1/2 inches In this interview, New York-based artist Nick Bautista talks about the risks of overthinking and over explaining […]
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