Vibrant Dreams with Mixed Media Artist Tasha Kasuma
Tasha Kusama is a contemporary mixed media artist, mom and painter based in the Los Angeles area. We love her use of color and dreamlike imagery. She was born in …
Laura Heyman: Exploring the Tension Between Photographer/Subject
Laura Heyman is an artist and curator who has exhibited at The Deutsch Polen Institute, Darmstadt, Germany, Ampersand International Arts, San Francisco, California, Light Work Gallery, Syracuse, New York, P.S. …
Surrealist Painter Seonna Hong: Wandering Childhood Dreams
“I love these paintings which evoke my childhood memories of wandering through nature and feeling adrift in all its richness. The graphic lines and use of color makes it unmistakably modern while the subject matter …
Tara Donovan: Intricate Installations with Everyday Items
Brooklyn based artist Tara Donovan created these large-scale installations and sculptures from everyday objects like scotch tape, plastic cups, and toothpicks. Her artwork uses inorganic everyday materials to mimic the …
Dina Goldstein Pop-Surrealist Photographer: Reimagining The Stories We’ve Been Told
Dina Goldstein is an Israel-born photographer and pop surrealist based in Vancouver, where she lives with her filmmaker husband, 2 daughters, and a dog. Her photography, rather than evoking a …
Painting with Thread by Stephanie K. Clark
Salt Lake City-based artist Stephanie K. Clark created these mixed media portraits and paintings using a mixture of paint, chalk, pencil, and thread. She considers herself a painter and she …
Dispelling Stereotypes: Carol Coates’s Work Questions the Way We View Others
Oftentimes, artists produce work to make a comment; to let their opinions be heard about politics, social constraints, and stereotypes. Art has the unique ability to dispel and break stereotypes …
Zoey Frank and Paintings of the Mundane Little Things
Who are we? How do we belong? What influences our decisions? There are things that we do everyday, that are thought over as if they were nothing. They are tasks …
Paintings of Melike Kara: Ambiguous Identity
Melike Kara’s paintings carry an ominous and haunting feel, as if the sketchy figures are watching you and examining your every move. Her figures do not seem to belong anywhere; …
Multiple Perspectives: Li Ming’s Installation Art
Installation art often allows the viewer to interact with the work in front of them. The work acts not as art, but as a disciplinary object to more around, more …
Katherine Bradford’s Figural Paintings: The World You Live In
Katherine Bradford’s paintings straddle abstraction and realism; painting the known figure in a gestural and obstructed manner. Figures are the central focus of each painting, covering most of the composition. …
Limitless: Mikael Owunna Photographing LGBTQ+ Africa
34 of 54 recognized African states have laws that prohibit homosexuality. Art and activism intersect in LGBTQ+ social movements in various regions of the African diaspora to challenge ideas of …