Since it’s conception, the internet has been a resource for artists looking to escape the bounds of the traditional art market, a system dominated by wealthy collectors, galleries, and auction houses that only deal...
During Black History Month, it’s important to acknowledge the art world’s history of...
Artists find their strength within their work but are always looking for the next thing,...
The holiday season is over, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still be...
Pastor Isaac Scott [https://www.instagram.com/pastor_isaac_scott/?utm_source=ig_embed]spent...
In a mere few days, according to Celtic legends, the boundaries between this world and...
In my recent move back to New York, I have been once again forced to...
Cortney Connolly is an artist studying Collaborative Arts at the NYU Tisch School of the...
While COVID-19 continues to rage on and the BLM movement overturns the country sparking some...
Amanda Lindsay’s work is symbolic of a new frontier of using art and social media platforms as a tool for catalyzing change.
It is about time that the shows we watch reflect the diverse population that watches them.
By Cortney Connolly -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- As an artist, quarantine initially felt like a dream; I could...
For me, working with other people, it’s like meeting another universe.
That’s where the creativity comes in… I thought it was magic.
When stepping inside Samantha Keely Smith’s Brooklyn studio, it is impossible to miss the massive, surrealist paintings decking the room. There is an abundance of detail to examine in all of them: miniscule trickling veins of paint, hidden opaque layers upon layers, scraped away and repainted clouds. Some pieces are serene, while others are...
