An Americano in Paris: Russ Pope Plays Expatriate

Travel Insider

An Americano in Paris: Russ Pope Plays Expatriate

Seven successive days of Parisian cafes? In the last week of November 2022, I took a trip to Paris with my family with the goal of looking, eating, and drinking. We always walk everywhere, so we are April 24, 2023
Laurena Finéus: Love Letters to Haiti

Features

Laurena Finéus: Love Letters to Haiti

Canadian visual artist Laurena Finéus showcases her Haitian heritage in figurative paintings. Now an MFA candidate at Columbia University, the artist relies on early memories of her childhood in Ott April 19, 2023
Gregory Rick: War and Peace

Features

Gregory Rick: War and Peace

As a young child, Gregory Rick found solace in drawing. It offered both refuge from real-life traumas, and a means of escape, a way of living amidst the challenges. He drew a lot of battle scenes, mo April 10, 2023
Jesse Mockrin: A Tragedy in Two Parts

Features

Jesse Mockrin: A Tragedy in Two Parts

In one of Jesse Mockrin’s most recent works, for she died, the artist reimagines Francesco Furini’s 1632 painting, The Birth of Benjamin and the Death of Rachel. It was shared that Mockrin was fi April 03, 2023
Imon Boy: Look at the Stars

Features

Imon Boy: Look at the Stars

I was convinced that Spanish artist Imon Boy had a Ph.D. in Astronomy because I read it on the Internet and believed it to be so. But there's always a catch in assuming the Internet is about truth, a March 27, 2023
The Wizard Of Barge: A Six-Pack With Dakota Cates

Magazine

The Wizard Of Barge: A Six-Pack With Dakota Cates

Dakota Cates (aka Wizard of Barge) is one of my favorite artists I’ve discovered through social media. Like most dopamine-craving humans, I spend too much time staring into the digital void; howeve March 24, 2023
Michael Jang: Thinking of Nothing and Thinking of Everything

Magazine

Michael Jang: Thinking of Nothing and Thinking of Everything

Michael Jang's 70 years of age belies an unfettered youthful exuberance. It's clear that this is an innate aspect of his character, but one senses that the wisdom he has gained through the years also March 22, 2023
The Lexicon of Sadie Barnette

Features

The Lexicon of Sadie Barnette

Sadie Barnette sees the world in fuchsia but not through the rose-colored glasses of old—this is a distinguished viewpoint, synthesized by a language of her own acute creation. It is influenced by March 20, 2023
Judith Supine: The Safe Space in CDMX

Studio Time

Judith Supine: The Safe Space in CDMX

When I first moved to Mexico City, it felt very freeing to be removed from my peers in New York City. The always-judging social eye was no longer present. Whether or not that was real or self-created March 15, 2023
Caleb Hahne Quintana: A Permission of Otherness

Features

Caleb Hahne Quintana: A Permission of Otherness

It was startling, that monumental glass of water, in what seemed like a simple, if not ritual gesture: water held skyward as if to examine the clarity. Yet Caleb Hahne Quintana, in all his works of t March 13, 2023
The Rough Shop: The Relic Uncovered on Shikoku, Japan

Magazine

The Rough Shop: The Relic Uncovered on Shikoku, Japan

"Whatever it is you 're seeking won't come in the form you're expecting." If you are going to talk about a little shop in the middle of rural Japan, left abandoned only to contain an array of past tr March 08, 2023
Hayley Barker: Riot Grrrls and Rabbit Holes

Features

Hayley Barker: Riot Grrrls and Rabbit Holes

Hayley Barker invites you to skip stones along a rippling riverbed, but to grow old with you, as well. Her still lives are not still. The flowers were just picked and the vase has history. Her landsc March 06, 2023
Nothing else to see here