Alison O’Daniel and "The Tuba Thieves"

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Alison O’Daniel and "The Tuba Thieves"

The sound of a musical instrument can be hard to describe, but words like dark, pillowy, vibrant, buoyant, and full of presence collectively provide a vivid description of the mighty tuba, the almost October 20, 2023
Russ Pope Takes Us Through The Grapevine of Milano

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Russ Pope Takes Us Through The Grapevine of Milano

I haven't been back to Italy since before the pandemic and have really missed my regular trips to Milan to show with Antonio, Alessandra, Aloisia, and the crew at Antonio Colombo Gallery. It took alm October 16, 2023
Taravat Talepasand: Bold Blasphemy

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Taravat Talepasand: Bold Blasphemy

Women Life Freedom is a movement amplifying the ongoing fight for the fundamental rights of Iranian women, who were mobilized when Mahsa Amini was arrested and brutalized for not wearing a hijab, and October 09, 2023
Melissa Catanese: Something Like a Breeze

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Melissa Catanese: Something Like a Breeze

"It is not until an act occurs within the landscape of the past and the future that it is a human act." —Ursula K. Le Guin October 04, 2023
Arjen: Looking for Space

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Arjen: Looking for Space

Remember when you could be surprised? That sort of feeling before the oversaturation of information in the supermodern highway of social media that you could actually and genuinely see something fres October 02, 2023
Jon Key in Turner's Margate, Today

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Jon Key in Turner's Margate, Today

Every time I visit Margate and see the water and feel the salty wind against my face, I relax. My jaw releases, my shoulders drop and I feel at home. It’s strange that I have fallen in love with th September 26, 2023
Zoé Blue M.: Finding the Sound of Emptiness

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Zoé Blue M.: Finding the Sound of Emptiness

Prior to her graduation from the esteemed MFA Painting and Drawing program at UCLA early in 2023, Zoé Blue M. had a resume that would be the envy of even the most jaded mid-career artists. Exhibiti September 25, 2023
Peggy Kuiper: Her Emotional Landscape

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Peggy Kuiper: Her Emotional Landscape

Gazing out at a silent gray ocean or placid blue lake is invariably mesmerizing. The expanse of space and color captivates, inspiring our own stories, or to coin an ancient Latin phrase, “The deepe September 18, 2023
Xavier Daniels: Cry Like a Man

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Xavier Daniels: Cry Like a Man

In the second grade, Xavier Daniels received a letter from his art teacher. His instructor placed the paper in an envelope, instructing her student to give it to his parents. The letter, Daniels expl September 13, 2023
Cinga Samson: In the Depths of Mystery

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Cinga Samson: In the Depths of Mystery

South African artist Cinga Samson stumbled upon his career in the arts. In 2006, at just 19 years old, he walked by the Isibane Creative Arts studio in Cape Town’s Khayelitsha neighborhood. The art September 11, 2023
Genevieve Gaignard: A Hit to the Head

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Genevieve Gaignard: A Hit to the Head

I’ve seen many artists whose artistic ventures employ beauty to entice the viewer. Genevieve Gaignard’s work is probably my favorite. A delightful multimedia artist who creates photographs, insta September 05, 2023
FALL 2023 Cover Story: Takashi Murakami and The Monsters Inside Us All

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FALL 2023 Cover Story: Takashi Murakami and The Monsters Inside Us All

When Godzilla first entered the cultural lexicon in 1954, Ishirō Honda wasn’t trying to make a monster film in the traditional sense. Most monster films aren’t about an actual ugly and terrifyin August 29, 2023
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