Printmaking

In today’s podcast episode, 2024 NOT REAL ART grant winner Jessie Rodriguez joins us to discuss the meticulous craftsmanship behind her stop-motion mo...

Toronto-based crafter Olivia Mae Sinclair discusses her ‘sloppy’ cloth-book confessionals and their ability to transform past traumas into shared cath...

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

On view at Subliminal Projects, ‘ICONS’ features a new series of hand-embellished prints from gallery founder and acclaimed street artist Shepard Fair...

Obsessed with light since childhood, Italian American artist Giovanna Masseroni prints ghostly images on aluminum panels using photosensitive processe...

Working across neon, video, and print, teaching artist Kacie Lees recreates iconic symbols and shapes that pulse with color, light, energy, and emotio...

Crafted by hand and composed from hundreds of still photographs, Jessie Rodriquez’s surreal stop-motion films are a labor of love for the Denver artis...

Inspired deep-space images of the cosmos, Linda Dubin Garfield creates simple paper collages that highlight the beauty of the night sky.

To celebrate all things spooky this Halloween, NOT REAL ART has concocted a collection of artists whose work unveils the things that go bump in the ni...

Rendered in bright CMYK colors, Ezerd Land’s eclectic works harbor an appealing, futuristic sense of play inspired by the mysteries of space.

Working with printmaking techniques, Cincinnati-based artist Andrew Au illustrates a dark, wild ride through the terrifying corridors of his own mind.

Born in Tehran, mixed-media artist Elham Bayati is inspired by traditional Persian textiles she remembers from childhood.