In today’s episode, the first in a series on contemporary art-world issues, NOT REAL ART founder Scott ‘Sourdough’ Power shares his passion for collec...

Recently published by Counter-Print, Taking Joy Seriously catalogs Camille Walala’s colorful career over several stunning projects.

Working with a glut of restrictions over the pandemic, NYC-based photographer Elisheva Gavra challenged herself with a series of somber self-portraits...

Driven by feelings of ‘solitude, fantasy, and love,’ photographer Jada Fabrizio recreates empty landscapes inspired by the pandemic.

Drawing from an eclectic range of influences, Camille Rose Garcia blends nostalgic pop culture references with a satirical slant on modern society.

Colombian American artist Juan Jimenez, aka Pincel Galactic, combines ancestral imagery with contemporary design to create his futuristic works.

‘Luxury’ Adjacent, a group exhibition at MASH Gallery, pokes fun at the more ridiculous aspects of consumer culture, in all of its artificial, materia...

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

Los Angeles-based painter Jessus Hernandez explores the geometric beauty of cityscapes in his color-saturated abstract paintings.

On today’s podcast episode, collector and curator Ronnie Pirovino discusses his role as an advocate for democratic spaces in the emerging world of NFT...

Densely packed and saturated with clashing colors, Izumi Miyazaki’s figure paintings often center on the artist’s experience as a Japanese American wo...

Digital photographer James Welling applies unnatural color to Greek and Roman statues, a choice that shreds contemporary assumptions about race and an...