Mixed media

In today’s episode, host Scott ‘Sourdough’ Power sits down with Michael Massenburg to discuss the artist’s philosophy on education, community, and emo...

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

Inspired by ‘Aesop’s Fables,’ Nathalie Tierce’s illustrated book, ‘Pulling Weeds from a Cactus Garden,’ explores alienation and vice with cheeky humor...

Inspired by personal experiences, Phoenix-based painter Ashley DuRard explores pain, sensuality, and the unconventional beauty she sees in the female...

Legendary graffiti writer and fine artist Rammellzee receives a three-decade retrospective at Jeffrey Deitch Gallery in Los Angeles.

Surrounded by ghosts, monsters, and magical beings, the women in Amy J Dyck’s work battle personal demons with a subtle, restrained courage.

Using patriotic symbols and phrases, mixed-media artist Marina Heintze reflects on personal liberties and female agency in contemporary America.

Using found objects, mixed-media artist Ryan Sarah Murphy creates sculptural reliefs that highlight the human need for a secure sense of self.

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

Xicanx artist Suzy González translates the Mayan creation story into colorful figure works layered with dyed and painted corn husks.

A look at Neil Kendricks’ ‘Strange Fruit,' a mixed-media series that places the viewer in the psychological space of vulnerable individuals.

Set against stark backdrops, Deborah Roberts’ dynamic portraits of Black boys and girls explore race, beauty, and identity.