Q+Art

Based in North Carolina’s remote Appalachian region, April Flanders creates colorful paper works that scrutinize the environmental effects of globali...

Remember how to ride a bike? London-based artist Eleanor Wang preoccupies herself with the instinctive movements that subconsciously propel us through...

Tatum Gentry has sex on the brain. In her recent body of work, the fourth-generation jeweler looks at the 's' word through the eyes of her 13-year-old...

Kim Kyne’s campy, bubblegum-colored works are pure, uncut sugar, designed to sweeten the existential dread entangled with contemporary culture.

Based in Massechusettes, amateur ecologist Ashley Eliza Williams paints biomorphic shapes that seem to vibrate with life.

“There is nothing more personal than the body,” renowned anatomist Takeshi Yoro has said. Interdisciplinary artist Ibuki Kuramochi agrees.

Artist Meredith Bakke’s female subjects are rudely posed, covered in menstrual blood, and by the looks of it, proudly perverted.

Based on a remote island, April Winter snaps glossy self-portraits that explore the effects of isolation on the human mind through a science-fiction l...

Margot Sanders' monochromatic works luxuriate in visceral sensation, illuminating the ongoing tension between our skin’s surface and the tangible elem...

Working with paint and objects in space, Giulia Piera Livi plays with deeply ingrained notions of beauty and utility by blurring the lines between the...

London-based artist Janet Currier explores an internal world filled with memories of motherhood, quiet anxiety, and the stresses of merely existing.

Artist B.N. Blithe de Carona drowns her anxieties in bright collages and somber self-portraits that seek to heal Black trauma caused by constant polit...