In celebration of National Craft Month, ArtsvilleUSA presents Reawakening, featuring nature-inspired works by Western North Carolina craft artists.

Using recycled materials, Claire Krüeger creates colorful textiles that reflect her passion for geology, botany, and the communities she’s called home...

This week, we welcome Casey Fletcher, a 2024 grant recipient whose exploration of identity, faith, and artistic expression is both personal and provoc...

Painter Edie Nadelhaft's magnified iris portraits subvert the male gaze, recontextualizing intimacy, identity, and observational roles in the digital...

Portrait painter Jess Broze uses color as the emotional core of her work, exploring the complexities of identity and experience in a rapidly changing...

Today, host Scott ‘Sourdough’ Power highlights the staggering impact of climate change on creative communities in Los Angeles and North Carolina.

Today, NOT REAL ART Editor-in-Chief and Curator Morgan Laurens joins the podcast to share the guidebook to our 2025 First Friday Exhibitions schedule.

As tuition, career development, and living expenses continue to skyrocket, NOT REAL ART School is making strides to lower barriers to the art world.

In our February 2025 exhibition, explore Pantone’s Color of the Year, Mocha Mousse, through works that embody intimacy, indulgence, and quiet contempl...

Pedro Gomes translates his childhood influences into striking illustrations, revealing the absurdity lurking in the everyday experiences of city dwell...

NOT REAL ART grant winner Danielle O’Malley joins us to discuss the worsening climate crisis and how creative communities can stem the rising tide.

Hikaru Cho's hyperreal body paintings transcend traditional art forms, inviting audiences to question the boundaries of perception through optical ill...