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• Amy Casey's Surreal Paintings of Houses in Distress Explore Renewal artist

  Amy Casey creates meticulous acrylic paintings where houses and buildings whirl through debris, teeter in the sea, or balance on giant fungi. Her work confronts the overwhelming…

• Marjane Satrapi, autrice di Persepolis, morta a 56 anni artist

  La fumettista iraniana Marjane Satrapi è morta giovedì a 56 anni. È nota per Persepolis, graphic novel in quattro volumi pubblicata tra il 2000 e il 2004 da L'Association, che…

• Victor Siret's Embroidered America: Pixel by Pixel artist

  Victor Siret is an artist who employs embroidery on canvas to reinterpret elements of American pop culture, such as cartoons and video games. His artwork, including 'Out In The…

• Suzannah Wainhouse on Farming, Painting, and Her Collaboration with Saved in the Hamptons artist

  Back in 2017, Suzannah Wainhouse, who used to design jewelry sold at Barneys New York, made a big shift from her Williamsburg studio to embrace farming and painting in the…

• Alison Dias: Photography as Emotional Architecture and Feminine Power artist

  Alison Dias, who hails from Hong Kong with Indian heritage and currently resides in Queens, New York, views photography as a form of emotional architecture, crafting images that…

• Behnam Raeesian's 'The Fall of the Guardians' Poster Series artist

  Iranian artist and poster designer Behnam Raeesian, from Sari, Mazandaran Province, has created a new series titled 'The Fall of the Guardians.' The project employs stark…

• Stéphane Pietrement Merges Bronze and Reclaimed Wood in Ecological Sculptures artist

  Stéphane Pietrement, the French artist known as WOOD METAL SPIRIT, specializes in creating biomorphic sculptures that merge polished freestyle bronze with reclaimed wood that is…

• Almine Rech Now Represents Keita Morimoto artist

  Almine Rech has announced that they will be representing Keita Morimoto in both New York and Paris. This June, his works will be featured at Art Basel in Switzerland, marking the…

• Robert and Sonia Delaunay's Four Most Important Collaborative Projects artist

  Sonia and Robert Delaunay, a rare artistic couple who collaborated for three decades without toxicity, invented their own abstract art movement, Orphism. Sonia, born Sarah Stern…

• James Stuart channels Arabic hardcore punk spirit into graphic design artist

  Graphic designer, filmmaker, and musician James Stuart creates album art, record sleeves, and posters that blend punk energy with Arabic calligraphy. He is a member of the…

• Five Black Female Artists Who Shaped 20th-Century American Art artist

  Five influential Black women significantly shaped American art throughout the 20th century. Augusta Savage (1892-1962) broke barriers as the first African American to join the…

• Flowingcomics: The World as We Dream It artist

  Nicola Bartoccelli, known as Flowingcomics, creates illustrations that transform reality through a precise, geometric, and architectural style. His work depicts atmospheres and…

• Patrick Caulfield: The British Painter Who Defied Pop Art artist

  Patrick Caulfield (1936–2005) was a renowned British artist celebrated for his use of bold black outlines and flat color blocks, frequently illustrating vacant interiors, still…

• Cecilia Bartoli turns 60 with self-ironic spectacle in Salzburg artist

  Cecilia Bartoli, who has performed on major stages for over four decades and served as principal of the Whitsun Festival for fourteen years, will celebrate her 60th birthday next…

• Crono Sapiens: Madrid Muralist Merges Fantasy with Urban Art artist

  Crono Sapiens, a Madrid-based muralist, digital designer, and visual creator, transforms walls into immersive visual experiences using vibrant colors and fantasy-inspired…

• Elena Kalis's Underwater Fairy Tales artist

  Russian-born photographer Elena Kalis, based in the Bahamas since the early 2000s, creates internationally recognized fine art underwater images. Her photographs, shot in the…

• Paperboyo Rich McCor Turns Landmarks into Playful Cutout Illusions artist

  Brighton-based artist and photographer Rich McCor, known online as Paperboyo, creates playful optical illusions by holding hand-cut black paper silhouettes against famous…

• Chertopoloh Arts' Hand-Sculpted Clay Dolls Blend Creepy and Cute artist

  Anastasia, known in the art world as Chertopoloh Arts, specializes in crafting unique, hand-sculpted dolls from clay and mohair. Each of her creations, standing approximately 14…

• Saif Azzuz's Rapid Rise: Solo Shows, Monograph, and Storm King Commission artist

  Bay Area artist Saif Azzuz is experiencing a career surge with multiple exhibitions and a new monograph. His second solo show at Anthony Meier Fine Arts in Mill Valley,…

• Birdcube_ Transforms Resin into Expressive Ball-Jointed Dolls artist

  The Chinese artist known as Birdcube_ (鸟方 / Bird Cube) creates highly expressive, handmade resin doll sculpts for the BJD (ball-jointed doll) and custom doll community. Operating…

• Manfred Gurlitt: The Conductor Who Built Japanese Opera artist

  Manfred Gurlitt, a German composer and conductor, found safety in Japan after fleeing from Nazi persecution. He was born in Berlin in 1890 and trained under Engelbert Humperdinck,…

• Peter Veth: Teaching Khmer Classical Dance in the US Diaspora artist

  Peter Veth, a second-generation Cambodian-American who trained solely in the United States, has become a skilled teacher and performer of Cambodian Classical Ballet. The dance…

• Ruth Borgenicht's Ceramic Chainmail Sculptures Blend Math and Clay artist

  New Jersey-based artist and educator Ruth Borgenicht creates intricate chainmail sculptures from thousands of ceramic rings, merging her background in mathematics with the tactile…

• Harry Lynch on HazzA, Automatic Drawing, and the World He Can't Leave Behind artist

  In an interview with Whitewall, artist Harry Lynch shares insights about his work with HazzA, which he launched in 2020 as a means to express his subconscious during moments of…

• Niki Zarrabi's Melting Flowers Explore Femininity and Mortality artist

  Niki Zarrabi, an Iranian-American artist, produces dreamlike floral art characterized by flowers that dissolve, decay, and rejuvenate. Her Femme Petale series utilizes plant…

• Valentine Dudensing: the dealer who brought European avant-garde to America artist

  Francis Valentine Dudensing (1892–1967) was a prominent gallerist in New York who played a crucial role in bringing European modernism to the United States between 1926 and 1947.…

• Alicia Larraín Chaux: Geometry, Body Fragmentation, and Viewer Interaction artist

  Chilean visual artist Alicia Larraín Chaux explores the human condition through sculpture and three-dimensional constructions, focusing on geometry in nature, bodily…

• Aaron Wessling Documents Mount Tabor Park Through Rephotography Since 2022 artist

  Photographer Aaron Wessling has been rephotographing Mount Tabor Park in Portland, Oregon since 2022, inspired by Hayahisa Tomiyasu's TTP project. Mount Tabor sits on an extinct…

• Aneta Ivanova's layered photographs merge body and landscape artist

  Bulgarian photographer Aneta Ivanova creates dreamlike images using double and multiple exposures, blending female silhouettes with landscapes and architecture. Her work explores…

• Michele Poirier Mozzone's Fractured Light Series Explores Water and Emotion artist

  Michele Poirier Mozzone is a contemporary artist who explores how light, water, and the human body interact in her artwork. She started her series, Fractured Light, in 2011,…

• Hiromi Uehara on Color, Intuition, and Her Miu Miu Jazz Club Performance artist

  Japanese pianist and composer Hiromi Uehara, born in Hamamatsu in 1979, learned to read music through color under her childhood tutor Noriko Hikida, who colored sheet music to…

• The Nabis: Symbolist Prophets of Modern Art artist

  Between 1888 and 1900, a transformative collective of young French artists known as the Nabis emerged, spearheaded by Paul Serusier after his inspiration from Paul Gauguin and…

• Sofonisba Anguissola: Renaissance Portrait Pioneer Born 1532 artist

  Sofonisba Anguissola, born February 2, 1532 in Cremona, was the first Italian woman painter to achieve international fame. Daughter of Amilcare Anguissola and Bianca Ponzoni, she…

• Lavinia Fontana: The Pope's Painter and Renaissance Trailblazer artist

  Born in Bologna on August 24, 1552, Lavinia Fontana became one of the first known working mothers in art history, balancing a prolific career with raising eleven children. As the…

• Daryn Roongrawewan crafts ornamental icons from vintage references and nature artist

  Daryn Roongrawewan, a designer based in Berlin, specializes in crafting brand identities she refers to as 'ornamental icons,' inspired by vintage aesthetics and elements from…

• Patricia Urquiola on Her Career, AI, and the Venice Biennale artist

  Patricia Urquiola, architect and creative director of Cassina since 2015, discusses her multidisciplinary practice, her team structure, and her involvement in the installation…

• Joël Akafou's Film Documents Post-Civil War Reconciliation in Ivory Coast artist

  Filmmaker Joël Akafou has shot a documentary in the village of Ziglo, Ivory Coast, focusing on a woman's efforts to unite different communities in the aftermath of the country's…

• Ana Elisa Sotelo’s ‘Women’s Circle’ Captures Solidarity After Lima Femicides artist

  Peruvian photographer Ana Elisa Sotelo created the image 'Women’s Circle' in mid-March 2023, following a wave of femicides in Lima. She issued an open call via Instagram for women…

• Lorenzo Bruni on the Turning Point in His Career: Rotte Metropolitane 2005/2006 artist

  Lorenzo Bruni, who heads The Others Art Fair, identifies the Rotte Metropolitane initiative for the Municipality of Florence during 2005/2006 as a pivotal moment in his career. He…

• Hana Choi: Fragmentation and Reflection in Painting artist

  Hana Choi, a Korean painter born in 2003, explores memory, matter, meaning, and the dissolution of self through introspective and conceptual works. Her paintings, rooted in…