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 …
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 …
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; …
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. …
Second Impressions: Amy Feldman
Amy Feldman brings humor into the art world with her large-scale cartoonish paintings.
Power in Nuance: Cheyenne Julien
When art reflects the experiences of the artist, it presents a true and authentic representation of the character of the artist; the struggles they faced growing up and becoming an …
Generated Space: Loribelle Spirovski
Themes of color, traverse spaces, simplistic silhouettes of figures, quick brushstrokes that sweep across the cheek of the sitter, contrasted with a small, detailed, perfectly rendered eye, make up Loribelle …
Subjectivity of Identity: Christina Quarles
Christina Quarles creates ambiguous distortions of bodies to dismantle subjectivity of identity.
Art of Hayden Dunham: Not all Forms are Equal
Hayden Dunham’s work explores the consequences of our environmental surroundings on movement and form.
Alyssa Monks: Finding Positivity in the Unknown
Unpredictable loss in Alyssa Monks’s life has allowed her to embrace impurities and imperfections of human experience.