May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and we all deserve to thrive. Get started with our list of resources, then scroll through to see work from artis...

Today on the Not Real Art Podcast, we have the pleasure of introducing you to world-renowned artist, Andre Miripolsky. As colorful as the art he creat...

Yeon Joo Lee longed to return to painting for decades after her childhood aspirations to become an artist were curtailed. When she'd raised two sons a...

Created with an iPad, Maui-based illustrator Laihha Organna's designs are inspired by “surfing, women, and all things weird.”

Though we don’t need a holiday to celebrate the moms in our life, Mother’s Day is a chance to reflect on the many shoes she fills.

Norwegian polymath Espen Kluge used Javascript to generate ‘Alternatives,’ a series of portraits that explore creativity and emotion through AI.

Dunked in a vat of acid, Tommy Devoid’s tart-tongued works let the artist’s prankster persona shine through.

As much as we tend to separate ourselves from other species, human beings are animals too. Our natural ecosystems support all of us, not just the whal...

Rumor has it that Lou Beach was left in a playpen with a pile of newspapers and magazines as a child, and he ripped them into pieces, foreshadowing hi...

Originally from Istanbul, London-based artist Ozlem Thompson draws on her background in botany and biology to create her lush botanical paintings.

Caleb Griffin makes peace with his Bible Belt upbringing in ‘Holy Gestures,’ a photographic series influenced by religion, identity, and sexuality.

Sam Heydt bases her latest collection of paper assemblages on the Doomsday Clock, which metaphorically counts the time until the end of the world.