Q+Art

Fresh off a new solo show, Detroit-based digital artist Steven Shik chats with us about his year of incremental and exponential change.

Jay Silverstein creates large-scale paintings that contemplate tech culture, bizarre social media etiquette, and the impact of technology on our futur...

Based in California, genderqueer artist Brian Oldham creates hybrid works that “explore caricatures of popular American ideals” through self-portraitu...

Charleston-based artist and educator Kenish Magwood discusses how a comic book format can facilitate difficult conversations about race and Black iden...

Deeply introspective, Jeannie Rhyu’s latest series of oil paintings explore ancestral memories through a smokescreen of moody emotional impressions.

In her upcoming solo exhibition, ‘Hard Pressed,’ Kristen Liu-Wong explores 21st-century anxieties through the eyes of irked, exhausted women.

Colombian American artist Juan Jimenez, aka Pincel Galactic, combines ancestral imagery with contemporary design to create his futuristic works.

Densely packed and saturated with clashing colors, Izumi Miyazaki’s figure paintings often center on the artist’s experience as a Japanese American wo...

Using vintage and contemporary source material, Hannah Zimmerman traces generational history through objects, “in the same way that an oft-used end ta...

Shot in stark black and white, Erin Naifeh’s autobiographical photos cast the artist as the icon, jester, and director of her own curtain-raising dram...

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

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