Fifteen works amplify Gibson's interest in pattern, music, queer iconography, and his Indigenous Mississippi Choctaw and Cherokee heritage.
For Montréal-based artist GaHee Park, landscapes, figures, and still-lifes merge into seamless, surreal tableaux.
Every month, we share opportunities for artists and designers, including open calls, grants, fellowships, and residencies.
Compelling edges, horizons, shadows, and disappearing paths prompt us to question whether we can truly comprehend what we see ...
Published by A24, The Encyclopedia of Movie Cats in a playful, exhaustive compendium of the four-legged friends that have ...
Portland-based artist Rebecca Zwanzig's lush gradients are inspired by a love for both graphic design and oil painting.
Filmmaker Sandro Bocci brings us up close with coral reefs and their striking array of color, texture, and pattern.
The Berlin-based duo draw on their background in illustration and graphic design to create eye-popping compositions.
Playing with scale, West Wales artist Rose Sanderson renders scenes that evoke the Creature Features of early cinema.
In Izumi Kato’s surreal paintings, stones appear to float, bodies disappear in water, and feet become fish tails.
Artist Romuald Hazoumé encircles plastic jugs with feathers, netting, paintbrushes, and other found materials.
For the past six years, German photographer Tom Hegen has been documenting the landscapes affected by rare mineral mining.
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