Artist Profiles

Based in New Jersey and New York, collage artist Marc Alain creates kaleidoscopic landscapes that reveal his love of nature and the American Northeast...

Multidisciplinary artist Madeline Brice explores the domino reaction between perception and narrative with works that quiver under warped points of vi...

Lamonte Goode ‘defies gravity’ as the founder of CYBERYOGA, a signature style of movement that combines his background in dance, yoga, and martial art...

Working in new media, San Francisco-based artist Avital Meshi strives to understand widespread cultural attitudes about race, gender, beauty, and sexu...

Playful yet purposeful, Dre McLeod’s abstract tapestries are a nod to her Appalachian roots and make the argument for craft as fine art.

Our editorial staff looks back on the year with a curated selection of artists, trends, and stories we loved best on NOT REAL ART this year.

Multimedia artist Ruth Chase redefines female identity through a series of muted figure paintings that center on themes of visibility and belonging.

Based in Arkansas, Susan Chambers explores local flora and fauna through hyper-stylized acrylic paintings that teem with flowers, plants, and insects.

Rendered in kaleidoscopic scenes that swirl across the canvas, Robert Forman’s psychedelic works find beauty in everyday events and intimate friendshi...

In her series ‘Pattern Seeking,’ Heather Robinson combines geometric and organic shapes with pops of bright color to visualize the feeling of optimism...

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

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