Painting

When Erin Williams was growing up in Washington, D.C. her mother glanced at her childhood drawings and told her her work was ‘primitive.’ Williams fel...

Painter Nicole Hayden indulges her childhood obsession with iconic WWF beefcakes of the 1980s. Take a peek at The Sheik, The Butcher, and The Warrior.

Portland-based artist Erica Peebus’ botanical paintings dissolve the boundaries between plants and humans with the power of magical realism.

Allison Bowman views painting as a process of letting go. As a child, the Kansas-based artist wandered through the Konza Prairie discovering various s...

LA-based painter Vita Eruhimovitz approaches her 2D work in ‘Biophilia’ through the lens of a sculptor and installation artist.

Seattle-based artist Kimberly Trowbridge calls on her long-term relationship with color theory to paint the Pacific Northwest.

Alea Hurst's ongoing mask series penetrates modern anxieties surrounding class, status, and capital by reassuring viewers we still have common ground...

Samatha Giesige’s latex paintings luxuriate in the psychological effects of color, playing with temperature, harmony, and context just for the fun of...

Sharon Kagan’s recent body of work examines national identity and revolutionary ideas through a deeply personal red-, white-, and blue-tinted lens.

In his latest series, ‘Nine to Five,’ LA-based painter Ian Robertson-Salt looks at the relationship between society and the natural environment.

Francisco Javier Palomares is a painter and performance artist based in East Los Angeles. His studio, PalomaresBLVD, is a fictional street in his chil...

Annie Tull uses repetition and rhythm to push the boundaries of color and line. Her sustainable site-specific installations are created from organic c...