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• Daniel Ferstl Sews Horror Into Domestic Comfort artist

  Austrian artist Daniel Ferstl is known for his unique textile creations, which mix horror themes with cozy, homey vibes. He works with materials like foam, fleece, and upholstery…

• Paul Gauguin's Birth and Death: A Life Between Freedom and Constraint artist

  Paul Gauguin died on May 8, 1903, in Hiva Oa, Marquesas Islands, French Polynesia, from syphilis. His death went unnoticed; his tombstone was found only twenty years later. Born…

• Paul Gauguin: Life, Art, and the Synthesis of Thought artist

  Born in Paris on June 7, 1848, Paul Gauguin became a pioneering Post-Impressionist painter who broke from Impressionism to develop Synthetism and Cloisonnism. His work emphasized…

• Christo and Jeanne-Claude: The Artistic Partnership Behind Monumental Environmental Art artist

  Christo and Jeanne-Claude were a married couple who created large-scale environmental art together for five decades, using draperies, wrappings, and natural movement to transform…

• Conrado Krainer Blends Archival Photos and AI to Explore Memory and Trauma artist

  Conrado Krainer's artistic work encompasses a range of techniques, including analog photography, digital methods, mixed media, and AI reconstruction, resulting in images that…

• Jamie Nares on Brushstrokes, Trans Identity, and a Retrospective at Milwaukee Art Museum artist

  In a conversation with Hyperallergic for Pride Month, Jamie Nares shares insights into her emphasis on brushstroke artistry, her transgender experience, and a retrospective at the…

• Pierre and Cedric Koukjian Install 'SAWA' Sculpture at Beit Beirut artist

  A stainless steel sculpture titled 'SAWA' (meaning 'together' in Arabic) has been installed on the exterior of Beit Beirut, a museum and cultural center in the Lebanese capital.…

• Pablo Aristo's Stray Energy Graphic Art from Tijuana artist

  Tijuana-based graphic artist Pablo Aristo channels what he calls 'stray energy' into street-level graphic art that lives between sidewalk and studio. His work, described as dark,…

• Satoru Matsumoto on Seven Generations of Craft at Arita Porcelain Lab artist

  Satoru Matsumoto, CEO and seventh-generation head of the Yazaemon kiln in Arita, Japan, discusses the philosophy behind Arita Porcelain Lab, a luxury brand he founded. The kiln,…

• Chitose Abe on sacai's Design Philosophy: Stability and Betrayal artist

  Since founding sacai in 1999, Chitose Abe has built a fashion label on the tension between opposites: tailoring with knitwear, utilitarian garments softened by pleats, and…

• Toronto Makeup Artist Emerald Vysions Blends Film, Art, and Dream Logic artist

  Toronto-based makeup artist Emerald Vysions, who calls themself a "face poet," has amassed over 200,000 followers by creating surreal, cinematic looks that reference Czech New…

• Valis Builds Private Mythology Through Original Creature Adopts artist

  Valis, the 25-year-old artist behind Realm of Reveria, creates a private mythology through original character designs and creature adopts. The work features beasts, hybrids, and…

• Lucinda Childs on Her Enduring Creative Pace at 85 artist

  Choreographer Lucinda Childs, 85, remains prolific with a Bard SummerScape 2026 program and a five-year residency at Gibney Company. Her program includes a revival of Geranium…

• Stacy Bogdonoff's Studio in Kent, Connecticut artist

  For the last ten years, Stacy Bogdonoff, a mixed media artist who focuses on textiles and fiber, has been working from her main studio in Kent, Connecticut, which is great because…

• Seth: From Paris Graffiti to Global Street Art artist

  Seth, born in Paris in 1972, began painting graffiti in the 20th arrondissement in the mid-1990s. After graduating from the École des Arts décoratifs, he worked in advertising,…

• Ophelia Arc on Crochet, Trauma, and the Body in Suspension artist

  Ophelia Arc, a New York-based sculptor working primarily in crochet, discusses her practice with Phillip Edward Spradley. Arc's work uses yarn, tulle, gauze, and found materials…

• Irene Drésel on pre-concert anxiety and her César-winning electronic music artist

  In a weekly interview series by Le Monde's L'Epoque, composer and performer Irène Drésel discusses her creative process, which unfolds far from Parisian bustle. Her music blends…

• Gisela Capitain on 40 Years of Gallerist Career and Kippenberger Legacy artist

  In a conversation with Valentina Perrella, gallerist Gisela Capitain reflects on her 40-year career, from co-founding Kippenbergers Büro with Martin Kippenberger in 1978 to…

• Magdalena Marchocka’s Rough Digital Illustrations Blend Typography and Form artist

  Polish illustrator Magdalena Marchocka (@magda.march) creates digital artworks that retain a hand-drawn, tactile quality. Her process deliberately preserves imperfections: she…

• Galveston Residency Artists Aliyah Cydonia, Francesca Fuchs, Germán Benincore Embrace Repetition artist

  The Galveston Artist Residency cohort for 2025-2026, consisting of Aliyah Cydonia, Francesca Fuchs, and Germán Benincore, began their journey last fall with unique artistic…

• Miles Johnston: 21st-Century Surrealism Beyond Symbolism artist

  Miles Johnston (b. 1993) is a UK-born artist whose work channels love, rage, loneliness, depression, and passion through a contemporary surrealist lens. Unlike historical…

• Jacklyn Foster on Painting Nostalgic Kitchen Memories artist

  Artist Jacklyn Foster, based in Mildura on Latji Latji and Barkindji Country, Victoria, creates acrylic paintings and hand-illustrated fine art prints centered on nostalgic…

• Nicolas Winding Refn on Dying, Hideo Kojima, and Prada Mode Installation artist

  Nicolas Winding Refn, director of Drive and The Neon Demon, discusses his near-death experience, his friendship with video game creator Hideo Kojima, and their collaborative…

• Jean-Baptiste Besançon's Abstract Paintings Emphasize Process and Materiality artist

  Born in Bordeaux in 1985, Jean-Baptiste Besançon is an abstract painter who continues to create in his native city. A self-taught artist with a background in design, he engages…

• Oluwatobi Ogundunsin Reframes African Diaspora Identity Through Portraiture artist

  UK-based Nigerian photographer Oluwatobi Ogundunsin explores heritage, belonging, and selfhood through portraiture that balances aesthetic refinement with psychological depth. His…

• Jahyanai: Guyana's Reggae Dancehall Star Reaches Global Audience artist

  Jahyanai, a Guyanese reggae dancehall artist, has achieved remarkable success with over 270 million YouTube views, a Prix Sacem, and two Master Lindor awards. Known for hits like…

• Fernando Laposse on Craft as Rural Regeneration in Tonahuixtla artist

  Mexican designer Fernando Laposse, in an interview with designboom, discusses his practice rooted in agriculture and community regeneration in Tonahuixtla, Mexico. His projects…

• KAWS redesigns Sacher-Torte box for charity artist

  American artist KAWS has created a limited-edition packaging for the Sacher-Torte, Austria's iconic chocolate cake, as part of the Sacher Artists' Collection charity initiative.…

• Carlos Briones on the Deep Connection Between Science and Art artist

  Biochemist Carlos Briones, from the Centro de Astrobiología in Madrid (CSIC-INTA), discusses the intrinsic link between science and art in an interview. He argues that both fields…

• Warren Chang's Narrative Paintings of Migrant Laborers artist

  Warren Chang, an artist based on California's Central Coast, has spent 24 years painting Hispanic/Latino migrant laborers in Monterey County's agricultural fields. His work is…

• Vimal Chandran on Medium, Curiosity, and the Evolution of Folk SciFi artist

  Indian multidisciplinary artist Vimal Chandran discusses his creative process across photography, illustration, and filmmaking in an interview with Creative Gaga. He describes how…

• Ibrahim Maalouf on art, architecture, and his creative process artist

  In a conversation with Beaux Arts Magazine, Lebanese-French trumpeter Ibrahim Maalouf shares insights into how his experiences in Beirut and France have influenced his artistic…

• José Enguídanos on Art, Authenticity, and the Spanish Art System artist

  In a conversation with Plataforma de Arte Contemporáneo, José Enguídanos, a Spanish painter born in Albacete in 1962, shares insights into his artistic journey and critiques the…

• Piero della Francesca: The Mathematical Humanist of the Early Renaissance artist

  Piero della Francesca (circa 1412–1492), a painter and mathematician from Tuscany, is celebrated for transforming the depiction of three dimensions. He was born in Borgo…

• Keith Aylmore's 'E5-D5 (The Shock of New)' Explores Light and AI artist

  British generative artist Keith Aylmore, based in Oslo, has unveiled 'E5-D5 (The Shock of New)', which delves into the transformative essence of novelty, using AI as a symbol of…

• Titian: 10 Facts About the Venetian Master artist

  Titian (Tiziano Vecellio, 1490–1576) was the leading painter of the Venetian school, active in 16th-century Venice. Born in Pieve di Cadore, his exact birth date is unknown. He…

• Federico García Lorca: Tragic Vision and Modern Alienation artist

  Federico García Lorca (1898–1936), a leading figure of Spain's Generation of '27 and Spanish Modernism, revolutionized theater by breaking from classical themes. After a slow…

• Peter Stewart's Urban Geometries of Southeast Asian Megacities artist

  Self-taught photographer Peter Stewart, originally from Perth, Australia, has gained international recognition for his architectural landscapes documenting urban expansion in…

• Linda Doll on Finding Her Artistic Voice at 84 artist

  Multimedia artist Linda Doll, 84, shares her journey from drawing in Brooklyn as a child to graduating with honors in painting and printmaking. A pivotal moment came when…

• Alix Cléo Roubaud: The Photographer Who Made Absence Her Muse artist

  Alix Cléo Roubaud, born in Mexico in 1952 to a Canadian diplomat father, led a nomadic childhood across Egypt, South Africa, Canada, Portugal, and Greece. She never achieved…