Introducing the winners of our 2022 NOT REAL ART Grant for Artists

Chicago-based painter James Jankowiak uses repetition, spartan lines, and an ascetic color palette to create his meditative abstractions.

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.

On today’s podcast episode, we share different perspectives on the importance of art. You’ll hear from artists, excerpts, and academics on this fundam...

Becca Van K’s needlepoint landscapes evoke the innocent joy of bright colors, wooly surfaces, and simple geometric shapes found in children’s books.

In her series of unaltered photographs, ‘Movement Interrupted,’ Sherry Karver embraces uncertainty and luck as she snaps pictures of a pixelated TV sc...

Multidisciplinary artist and curator Alexandra N. Sherman combines collage vintage ephemera, colored pencil, and decorative paper to create ‘Death Bec...

September is International Podcast Month! We couldn’t resist the chance to look back on our favorite NOT REAL ART episodes from over the last year.

In today’s podcast episode on Burning Man, host Scott “Sourdough” Power is back to talk about his annual trek into the desert.

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

Mesmerized by the nuances of the female experience, Manuela Viera-Gallo centers her work on women, dissecting their expected and chosen roles.