Before leaping into February, we’re slowing down to revisit a few artists who contemplate existence and identity through their self-portraiture.

In today’s podcast episode, host Scott “Sourdough” Power gains insight into DesignerCon 2022 through interviews with artists and creative professional...

Based in Oakland, California, artist and professor Heidi Brueckner pokes fun at traditional children’s alphabet books with her grim ‘Monsterbet’ serie...

On view at Los Angeles’ Corey Helford Gallery, ‘The Last Unicorn 40th Anniversary’ group show presents new work from over 70 internationally renowned...

Inspired by ‘Aesop’s Fables,’ Nathalie Tierce’s illustrated book, ‘Pulling Weeds from a Cactus Garden,’ explores alienation and vice with cheeky humor...

Betsy Podlach’s sensual paintings tap into primal feelings of love, rendered in a style that merges Renaissance classicism with abstract expressionism...

In today’s podcast episode, host Scott “Sourdough” Power chats with a panel of experts about the potential of new media and digital technologies in th...

Charleston-based artist and educator Kenish Magwood discusses how a comic book format can facilitate difficult conversations about race and Black iden...

Chinese American artist Yin Ming Wong creates an ongoing series of playful oil paintings that act as visual metaphors for navigating bicultural identi...

Inspired by personal experiences, Phoenix-based painter Ashley DuRard explores pain, sensuality, and the unconventional beauty she sees in the female...

In today’s podcast episode, Los Angeles-based writer and comedian Katie Love discusses her new memoir, ‘Two Tickets To Paradise: From Cult to Comedy.’

Based on original photographs of the artist’s current and former neighborhoods, Rosa Leff’s cut-paper designs are created from a single sheet of paper...