Now on view at LA’s Regen Projects, Daniel Richter’s new solo exhibition, ‘Furor II’ is an exercise in repetition, transformation, and metamorphosis.

Appropriated directly from social media, Jared Hendler’s gestural oil portraits explore the ways marginalized voices connect with a wider audience.

On today’s podcast episode, host Scott “Sourdough” Power discusses how artists can appreciate (and evaluate) their value in today’s global creative ec...

Inspired by bone-chilling cold, slippery ice, and blustering winds, Yura Adams’ ‘Frostline Series’ merges environmental science with poetic interpreta...

Give the perfect present with help from our year-end gift guide, which is packed with beautiful work from some of our favorite artists.

Using water, botanicals, and food coloring, photographer Leon Syfrit manipulates his black and white portraits by throwing them in the freezer.

Blending art and science, Ohio-based artist Jonah Jacobs creates vibrant sculptures that emphasizes the grandeur and complexity of organic, natural fo...

In today’s podcast episode, host Scott ‘Sourdough’ Power chats with two trauma experts to discuss the evolution of wellness and self-care in the arts.

Katrina Majkut’s Stitch ‘n’ Bitch DIY Embroidery Kit Project replaces mass-produced embroidery kits with inclusive projects that tackle discrimination...

Playful and intimate, ADD FUEL’s postmodern interpretation of traditional Portuguese tiling narrates the artist’s journey from adolescence into adulth...

In her photo narrative ‘Isolated Lovers,’ Montana-based photographer Michelle Luke captures the exquisite anguish and emptiness of modern love.

Arranged with cutting precision, Patty Carroll’s staged photographs critique and satirize the social expectations thrust upon women in the domestic sp...