Originally from Istanbul, London-based artist Ozlem Thompson draws on her background in botany and biology to create her lush botanical paintings.

Caleb Griffin makes peace with his Bible Belt upbringing in ‘Holy Gestures,’ a photographic series influenced by religion, identity, and sexuality.

Sam Heydt bases her latest collection of paper assemblages on the Doomsday Clock, which metaphorically counts the time until the end of the world.

When you love someone and they leave, where does that love go? It’s a question photographer Laura Beth Reese set out to tackle in her understated seri...

If Teddy Margas could give the world one message, it would be to embrace the power of creativity. He is a shining example of creative talent and dedic...

Clarissa Zarate considers her work the antithesis of the life she has lived. After years as a commissioned artist creating images of the Southwest, th...

Working under the pseudonym Department M, Daniel Marin creates pop art-inspired compositions that parody tropes in Western media.

Jake Elwes explores the intersection of AI, gender performance, and identity with “The Zizi Show.” Get a sneak peek of the artist’s interactive drag s...

The multimedia installation from Marina Shaltout explores the laughable expectations placed on women—that they act as both devil and angel at once.

Celebrate Earth Day 2022 NOT REAL ART style. This April we’re featuring five amazing artists who raise environmental awareness with their green art.

Metalsmith Casey Newberg designs lewd “vending machine” items—gas station “horny pills,” faux-diamond engagement rings, and smutty sayings on drape pi...

Christopher A Tice considers accidents an integral part of the creative process. Utilizing the concepts of Free Association, Psychic Automatism, and P...