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• Iva Tratnik's Transgressive Realism: Bodies in Bloom at the Edge of Collapse artist

  Iva Tratnik, a multidisciplinary artist born in 1980, studied at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Ljubljana. Her artistic endeavors encompass painting, textile collage,…

• Veronika Janovec: Sculpture, Repetition, and the Archive of Edges artist

  Veronika Janovec, a sculptor based in Berlin after relocating from Slovakia, is transforming her Kreuzberg residence into a vibrant studio for her ceramic creations. With a…

• Japanese sculptor Shigeo Toya dies at 78 artist

  Japanese sculptor Shigeo Toya died of pneumonia in Tokyo on April 15, 2026, at age 78. Born in 1947 in Nagano Prefecture, he studied at Aichi University of the Arts (BA and MA by…

• Bertrand Marcelly Merges Geometry and Perception in Abstract Sculpture artist

  Eli MARS Sculptor, whose real name is Bertrand Marcelly, specializes in abstract sculptures that merge geometric precision with perceptual exploration. His artistic creations fuse…

• Cherien Dabis' 'All That's Left of You' Wins Awards, Explores Palestinian Memory artist

  Cherien Dabis' third film 'All That's Left of You' (2025) premiered at Sundance and won the Silver Yusr at the Red Sea Film Festival, where Dabis also received the Variety…

• 80-year-old painter Salvador Albadalejo finds new life through social media artist

  Salvador Albadalejo, an 80-year-old painter from Alicante, Spain, has experienced a resurgence in his career and personal well-being after his daughter Paula created a social…

• Toulouse-Lautrec's Moulin Rouge: A Masterpiece of Parisian Nightlife artist

  Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (1864–1901), a French Post-Impressionist and precursor to Expressionism, is celebrated for his depictions of bohemian Parisian life, particularly at the…

• Degas's Ballerinas: Movement, Pastels, and the Little Dancer artist

  Edgar Degas, recognized as a key figure in Impressionism but who identified more with 'Realism,' is celebrated for his depictions of ballet dancers, emphasizing their movement and…

• Julia Wolf's viral TikTok hit leads to Drake co-sign and sold-out shows artist

  Indie-pop singer Julia Wolf, 31, has experienced a career breakthrough after her song 'In My Room' went viral on TikTok, often paired with fan edits of the Twilight movies. The…

• Dafna Talmor's Constructed Landscapes: Sliced Negatives Become Abstract Utopias artist

  London-based artist Dafna Talmor, born in Tel Aviv, creates hybrid landscape photographs by physically cutting and reassembling analog negatives. Her series 'Constructed…

• Steven Edwards’ Candy Ribbon-like Ceramic Vessels Fool the Eye artist

  Ceramic artist Steven Edwards creates vessels that resemble twisted saltwater taffy or woven licorice, often mistaken for edible confections. His process, developed during his…

• L'Rain Performs at Walker Art Center's McGuire Theater artist

  On Saturday, May 2, 2026, at 7:30 pm, the McGuire Theater will host a live performance by L'Rain, featuring Taja Cheek. The 80-minute show includes musicians Taja Cheek (guitar,…

• Manabu Kosaka's Paper Sculptures Replicate Retro Devices at 1:1 Scale artist

  Manabu Kosaka, a Japanese artist, crafts incredibly intricate paper replicas of common items, including retro cameras, vintage gaming consoles, watches, and shoes, all at a 1:1…

• Soonbomb’s Minimalist Cat Tattoos and Illustrations artist

  Seoul's Soonbomb (순범), an illustrator and tattoo artist, is celebrated for his whimsical and emotive cat artwork. His hallmark black cat features prominently in various styles,…

• Chema Méndez Blends Classical Paintings with Digital Surrealism artist

  Since 2009, Chema Méndez, a digital collage artist from Spain residing in the Canary Islands, has been producing mixed media works. His artistic approach combines classical public…

• Courtney Washington Brings Ballroom Voguing to Contemporary Dance artist

  Courtney Washington, a fierce street-dancing competitor from the ballroom scene, is now choreographing for contemporary dance companies. Known for her work with the house of Juicy…

• Shana Levenson Discusses Art Career, Galleries, and Workshops on The FASO Show artist

  Shana Levenson, a realist painter based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, was the featured guest on The FASO Show, a live webinar hosted by Olya Konell on April 23, 2026. Levenson…

• Krutik Chavda's Layered Imagery Blends Indian Culture, Streetwear, and Bold Design artist

  Indian illustrator and visual storyteller Krutik Chavda creates a visual language that fuses Indian visual culture, streetwear aesthetics, and sharp editorial graphic sensibility.…

• The Hellp’s Noah Dillon and Chandler Lucy on Legacy, Authenticity, and Major Label Success artist

  The Hellp, comprising vocalist Noah Dillon and producer Chandler Ransom Lucy, are riding high on their most successful months, including two sold-out shows at London’s Outernet…

• Margaux and Dansku Create Street Art Ode to Afsnee artist

  In Afsnee, Belgium, artists Margaux and Dansku have unveiled a fresh street artwork as a contribution to the Transform'art 9051 initiative. This creation pays tribute to the…

• Marc Janssens: Sculpting Fragile Hybrids of Man and Machine artist

  Belgian sculptor Marc Janssens (born 1969, Meerhout) creates emotionally charged figures that merge organic and mechanical elements. His work combines ceramics with iron, wood,…

• Paula Scher: The Designer Who Made Typography Speak Like a City artist

  Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, Paula Scher studied at Tyler School of Art before working at CBS Records and Atlantic Records in the 1970s. She joined Pentagram as a partner in…

• Barnaba Fornasetti on the Dreamworld of Casa Fornasetti artist

  Barnaba Fornasetti, who heads the Fornasetti brand and is the son of the iconic Piero Fornasetti, recently guided a tour of the Casa Fornasetti showroom in Milan. This venue,…

• Sandra Harris: From Nashville to the Cover of The Saturday Evening Post artist

  Sandra Harris, a full-time artist based in Tennessee, achieved a career milestone in 2024 when her painting "The Colors of Winter" was selected for the cover of The Saturday…

• Michael Arden on Directing The Lost Boys, Navigating Controversy, and Future Projects artist

  Michael Arden, director of the upcoming Broadway musical The Lost Boys, discusses his career, creative process, and handling of controversies in a Vogue interview. Arden, who also…

• South Asian Artists on Residency in Switzerland: Art Encounters at Rote Fabrik and Gleis 70 artist

  In the second week of their residency in Switzerland with Pro Helvetia, a South Asian artist explored both Zurich and Winterthur, engaging in artist discussions and museum visits.…

• Joanneke Meester's Trash Healer Practice: From Street Assemblages to Help Helps artist

  Joanneke Meester, born in 1966 in Purmerend, is an artist based in Amsterdam who repurposes waste as a 'Trash Healer.' As a member of the Poubelle collective, established by…

• Reda Adi Pratama's punk-infused digital illustrations conjure dystopian nightclub fantasies artist

  Reda Adi Pratama, an illustrator and product designer based in Jakarta, creates digital art that combines punk influences with DIY fanzine aesthetics. Using Photoshop and a Wacom…

• Nico Mingozzi: Rendere visibile l'invisibile attraverso la manipolazione fotografica artist

  Nico Mingozzi, un artista di Ferrara, esplora la sua creatività appropriandosi di fotografie storiche, intervenendo con atti di distruzione e riscrittura. La sua arte provoca una…

• Artists Who Served as Soldiers in World War I artist

  The First World War saw numerous artists enlist as soldiers, profoundly marking their lives and work. Ernst Ludwig Kirchner volunteered as a driver to avoid combat but suffered…

• Jane Poupelet: Sculptor of Animals, Nudes, and Prosthetic Masks for WWI Veterans artist

  Jane Poupelet (1874–1932) was a notable French sculptor and illustrator celebrated for her animal figures, representations of female nudes, and groundbreaking efforts in crafting…

• Tim Tadder's 'Nothing to See' Strips Bodies of Identity artist

  California-based creative Tim Tadder, who began his career in advertising, presents his fine art series 'Nothing to See,' where the body becomes a language and color a political…

• Luisa Roldán: Baroque Sculptor from Seville to Royal Court artist

  Luisa Roldán (1652–1706) holds the distinction of being the sole female royal sculptor during the reign of King Charles II of Spain. Hailing from Seville, she honed her skills in…

• Ellen Howard: From Venture Capital to Landscape Painting artist

  Boise-based landscape painter Ellen Howard transitioned from a venture capital career to full-time art after an invitation to an oil painting class reignited her passion. Working…

• Rachel Mentzer Turns Found Cartons into Collagraphs of Birds and Infrastructure artist

  Ohio-based artist Rachel Mentzer creates collagraph prints using discarded cardboard cartons as printing plates. She carves motifs of birds, trees, and energy infrastructure into…

• Harvey Fierstein on Sobriety, Quilting, and Kinky Boots Revival artist

  Harvey Fierstein, the 73-year-old five-time Tony winner, discusses his career, addiction, and current projects in an interview at Cotton Candy Fabrics quilt store in Connecticut.…

• Herry Kim: Painting Soft Worlds from Digital Memory artist

  Herry Kim, a Korean artist based between Seoul and Los Angeles, blends digital culture, spiritual inquiry, and play in her paintings and sculptures. Educated at Seoul National…

• Marion Eichmann: Paper as Endless Possibility artist

  Marion Eichmann, a paper collagist and sculptor based in Berlin, has established her artistic career by focusing on paper to create immersive sculptures, spatial installations,…

• Alexa West and Adam Charlap Hyman on the Suffocating Plastic World of 'Jawbreaker' artist

  Choreographer Alexa West and architect Adam Charlap Hyman from CH & Herrero recently discussed their collaboration, 'Jawbreaker.' This project, spanning a year, explores themes…

• Abraham Cruzvillegas Named Artistic Director of Inaugural Bienal de Yucatán artist

  Abraham Cruzvillegas has been appointed artistic director for the first Bienal de Yucatán, running from late November 2026 through February 2027. The biennial, founded by French…