Crafted by hand and composed from hundreds of still photographs, Jessie Rodriquez’s surreal stop-motion films are a labor of love for the Denver artis...

Our fifth exhibition of the year, ‘Robots, Rockets, and Space,’ probes the universe with sci-fi-inspired work that hovers between fact and fiction.

Grounded in ecology, technology, and geopolitics, Lionel Cruet’s immersive installations educate viewers on the mechanisms behind global warming.

Chinese American painter QiuChen Fan embraces order, clarity, and simplicity in response to the gross materialism that defines the contemporary era.

In today’s podcast episode, host Scott ‘Sourdough’ Power sits down with Michael Hawley to discuss the collector’s mission to make art more accessible.

Born with a conspicuous port-wine stain on her left cheek, Seattle artist Mary Anne Carter creates immersive installations that embody radical self-ex...

Nigerian artist Uzor Ugoala poses existential questions with a series of dreamy photographs that incorporate props and gravity-defying set designs.

On today’s podcast episode, host Scott ‘Sourdough’ Power sits down with James L Hussey to discuss the director’s recent documentary on Roy Lichtenstei...

Kentucky painter Devan Horton tackles climate change and excessive consumption with piles of soiled diapers, cigarette butts, and single-use face mask...

In support of NorCal artist Amanda Lynn, print studio Sugar Press Art presents ‘Humpty Dumpty,’ a virtual exhibition designed to aid the muralist afte...

In today’s podcast episode, host Scott ‘Sourdough’ Power sits down with Y Hope Osborn to discuss the healing powers of art, writing, and experimentati...

In ‘Sugar Rush,’ our fourth exhibition of the year, we invite our audience to the table for a serving of bread, fat, salt, sugar, culture, and convers...