In 2019, Aliana Grace Bailey studied the art of Japanese SAORI weaving in New York. Her colorful textile-based work radiates energy and joy. She sees...

Welcoming both pain and pleasure, artist Lydia Crouse speculates on the nature of human existence through orgiastic ecstasy and exquisite pain.

Angel Duran’s evocative views of the street blur the lines between painting and photography. Duran co-founded the art collective 'BOKEH', a supportive...

Chiho Harazaki creates intricate patterns and designs from ordinary adhesive tape. She borrows techniques of traditional woodcutting, and weaves eleme...

Rosabel Rosalind's cinematic paintings recontextualize the storied history of the Jewish people with 'grotesque' caricatures that find humor in conte...

In 2016, David Roy founded a space agency called BLACKNASA. He considers the process of making art “a practice of freedom that should never be estrang...

If you’ve ever heard the idiom, “The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree,” today’s guests are the perfect case study for that! We are blessed today t...

Rotten, a two-volume zine, translates punk’s “anti-aesthetic” into deeply personal work that recontextualizes contemporary art in the internet age.

When the pandemic struck, Valerie Feo turned her apartment into a studio and decided to ride things out on the South Jersey Shore. Being laid off from...

In college, Ben Wright tracked songbirds from New Hampshire to Jamaica. His eclectic mixed-media work draws from his studies in evolutionary biology,...

Heather Beardsley works across a variety of mediums to explore the relationship between humankind and nature from a global perspective.

Today’s guest on the Not Real Art Podcast is John Chang, one of our six 2021 Not Real Art Grant winners. John is a Chinese-American multidisciplinary...