Contemporary art

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.

On view at Los Angeles’ Corey Helford Gallery, ‘The Last Unicorn 40th Anniversary’ group show presents new work from over 70 internationally renowned...

Betsy Podlach’s sensual paintings tap into primal feelings of love, rendered in a style that merges Renaissance classicism with abstract expressionism...

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

A trained ceramicist, Will Rimel combines clay and vinyl to create ‘freak show’ characters that blur the line between contemporary toy design and fine...

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

Tapping into her subconscious, California-based artist Jackie Nagel creates surreal works that act as a journey of self-discovery.

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

Using her photographs as reference material, painter Abbi Kenny guides viewers through a savory culinary adventure, from ingredient prep to finished d...

Brimming with yellow limbs and Hello Kitty cartoons, Alex Coronel’s mixed-media paintings pile on Gen Y-approved imagery with wild abandon.

Emerging artist Masha Morgunova’s polaroid collection documents three years of life in NYC, ranging from spectacularly dull to supremely tender.