An Ode To Travel: The Diaries of Patrick Trefz

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An Ode To Travel: The Diaries of Patrick Trefz

We have spent countless pages talking about how much the pandemic has impacted the creative world over the past two years, and in particular, we realize more and more of what has been lost, including April 26, 2022
Kim Dacres: Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry

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Kim Dacres: Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry

Born and raised in the Bronx by Jamaican parents, Kim Dacres considers her artistry a luxury—not to be taken for granted. Growing up, the abstract sculptor, who works with disassembled tires reconf April 25, 2022
Andalusian Revelations: An Interview with Javier Ruiz

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Andalusian Revelations: An Interview with Javier Ruiz

You know the classic story—someone brimming with talent, driven by the urge to create and  coming to fruition only after facing life’s most surprising hurdles. Choosing the wrong directions Initially working at his family home in Spain years ago, the artist keeps coming back to that same intimate setting over and over again. The quiet and familiarity provide a perfect setting for him to April 20, 2022
Kristina Schuldt: Nothing Has to Fit

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Kristina Schuldt: Nothing Has to Fit

Rough and elegant, beautiful and grotesque, strong and fragile, vibrant and dispiriting, successful and failed. Such are the perpetual interplays that play with equilibrium in what we  recognize April 18, 2022
Matt Bollinger: The Realist of Fantasy

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Matt Bollinger: The Realist of Fantasy

During such a decade, as we live through the most unreal days, how do you categorize  someone as a realist painter? You begin to wonder what it is someone is trying to realistically convey.  April 11, 2022
Mr Super7: A Six Pack with Brian Flynn

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Mr Super7: A Six Pack with Brian Flynn

The other day I was scrolling through Instagram and saw some cool Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle toys. Those are totally radical, I thought, and I looked to see who made them. It was Super7, a collector April 08, 2022
Ross McDonnell: The Life of a Joyrider

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Ross McDonnell: The Life of a Joyrider

The photographs in Ross McDonnell’s book Joyrider are a coming-of-age story, one where everything and everyone are constantly changing in the midst of a world where nothing ever seems to change. Fl April 06, 2022
Patrick Martinez: Neon Landscape

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Patrick Martinez: Neon Landscape

On a warm and sunny December morning I drove across LA, from the west side to Huntington Park, specifically, to see Patrck Martinez in his studio. The sprawl is palpable, throbbing with the nuance of April 04, 2022
Aryo Toh Djojo: A Close Encounter

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Aryo Toh Djojo: A Close Encounter

It feels quite apt that in the middle of a global pandemic, the US government would more or less admit the existence of UFOs. There was no Hollywood scripted announcement, no looming Independence Day March 28, 2022
The Academy of Art’s Bell Quintao: Winner of the Gucci x Artsthread Global Design Graduate Show

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The Academy of Art’s Bell Quintao: Winner of the Gucci x Artsthread Global Design Graduate Show

There was a time when flip-flops were called thongs, a time before Crocs, Leboutins, Sneakerheads, and even metallic Birkenstocks … March 23, 2022
Joy Labinjo: Fun & Games

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Joy Labinjo: Fun & Games

One of my favorite Joy Labinjo works features two men standing side by side, both in suits, framed by orange into rectangular blue boxes and presented in the trappings of some sort of magic show. On March 21, 2022
It Ain’t Easy Being Green: Choppin’ Broccoli with Hein Koh

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It Ain’t Easy Being Green: Choppin’ Broccoli with Hein Koh

Forgive the ancient Saturday Night Live reference above, “Choppin’ Broccoli,” but Hein Koh’s broccoli woman might approve—she’d also chop you first. The pandemic cornered Koh in a way tha March 16, 2022
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