Artist Of The Day

Created from wax and wool, Jess Self’s figurative sculptures tap into Eastern philosophy and the psychoanalytic writings of Carl Jung.

East meets West in Eunsuh Choi’s delicate glass pieces, which narrate the artist’s creative journey from Asia to the Americas.

Rendered in bright CMYK colors, Ezerd Land’s eclectic works harbor an appealing, futuristic sense of play inspired by the mysteries of space.

Created from brass and bent by hand, Beth Naumann’s golden sculptures are inspired by minimalism, urban architecture, and traditional crafting techniq...

Vietnamese American artist Tommy Kha sums himself up as a ‘left-handed, Queer, Asian-American from the American South, who is not supposed to exist.’

Growing up in the US without legal status was stressful for Mexican-born Carlos Donjuan, whose paintings reflect his struggle to achieve the American...

In the past decade, installation artist Justin Tyler Tate has created more than a hundred ecologically driven projects in over 20 countries.

New media artist Ates Isildak uses short films, music videos, and photography to subvert conventional expressions of beauty, sexuality, and identity.

A look at Neil Kendricks’ ‘Strange Fruit,' a mixed-media series that places the viewer in the psychological space of vulnerable individuals.

Brooklyn-based artist Spandita Malik combines photographic portraits with embroidered details stitched by women in India suffering from domestic abuse...

Driven by feelings of ‘solitude, fantasy, and love,’ photographer Jada Fabrizio recreates empty landscapes inspired by the pandemic.

Los Angeles-based painter Jessus Hernandez explores the geometric beauty of cityscapes in his color-saturated abstract paintings.