Figure painting

Portrait painter Jess Broze uses color as the emotional core of her work, exploring the complexities of identity and experience in a rapidly changing...

In ‘Point Nemo,’ Mako Lomadze transforms the most remote location on Earth into a private sanctuary where she can heal from past traumas.

Our first exhibition of 2025, Out of Body, features diverse interpretations of the human figure, revealing the myths and secrets beneath the surface.

Painted with pop colors, Caitlin Carcerano’s semi-autobiographical portraits invite curious onlookers into private spaces where healing rituals occur.

This weekend, Chinese artist Li Shanmei unveils ‘Lucid Dreaming,’ the painter’s first solo exhibition at Los Angeles’ Corey Helford Gallery.

The latest exhibition from Hikari Shimoda presents a range of mesmerizing new works from the Japanese artist’s manga-inspired series ‘Whereabouts of G...

‘Parallelization Era,’ Kazuki Takamatsu’s sixth solo show at L.A.’s Corey Helford Gallery, creates an eerie portrait of humanity’s reliance on artific...

In his first solo exhibition, Brazilian American artist Jonni Cheatwood converts his childhood memories into a grand narrative about loss, grief, and...

Comparing her narrative paintings to ‘pages in a journal,’ Wendy Duong illustrates the only conversation she can’t escape: the one she has with hersel...

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

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

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