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• Richard Nadler's Surreal Architectural Fantasies Reimagine Infrastructure as Home artist

  Richard Nadler, an artist from Munich specializing in digital and embroidered fine art, constructs surreal visions of architecture that transform infrastructure into human living…

• Jeffrey Gibson on Dreams, Spirituality, and His Multifaceted Practice artist

  In an interview, Jeffrey Gibson discusses his openness to dreams as a guiding force, his belief in communing with spirits, and the role of spirituality in his art. He describes…

• Jaisingh Nageswaran Named BJP Ones to Watch 2025 artist

  Self-taught photographer Jaisingh Nageswaran, born in rural Tamil Nadu, India, has been selected as a 2025 Ones to Watch by British Journal of Photography (BJP), nominated by…

• Fatinha Ramos on Visual Activism and Brittle Bone Disease artist

  Portuguese artist and illustrator Fatinha Ramos, based in Antwerp, describes her practice as 'visual activism,' only illustrating stories that resonate deeply with her. She blends…

• Vladan Joler's Maps Expose the Hidden Infrastructure of AI artist

  Vladan Joler, a designer from Serbia and a professor at the University of Novi Sad, produces cartographies that uncover the underlying networks of digital technologies and…

• From Math to Music: Alexey Shor's Neo-Romantic Compositions Debut in Turin artist

  Alexey Shor, a Ukrainian-born composer with a PhD in mathematics, saw his neo-romantic works performed at the RAI Auditorium 'Arturo Toscanini' in Turin from April 28 to 30, 2026.…

• Gladstone to Represent Estate of Self-Taught Czech Artist Anna Zemánková artist

  Gladstone Gallery has announced representation of The Estate of Anna Zemánková, a self-taught Czech artist known for her abstract botanical drawings. The gallery will present a…

• Martina Billi’s Hyperreal Wood Drawings Probe Human-Nature Ties artist

  Italian artist Martina Billi creates hyperrealistic drawings on wood using ballpoint pen and India ink, exploring the fraught relationship between humans, animals, and nature. Her…

• Tina Rivera on Beading, Grief, and Finding Beauty in the Ordinary artist

  In an interview with Amanda Holstien on Glasstire, artist Tina Rivera discusses her sculptural beadwork, her move to Marfa, Texas, and how grief and solitude shaped her practice.…

• Orpheus Acosta's 'Long Time Caller, First Time Listener' Explores American Dysphoria artist

  New York-based photographer Orpheus Acosta, who was adopted by a Puerto Rican family at two months old, showcases his work titled 'Long Time Caller, First Time Listener,' which is…

• Armando Rabadán on Painting, Seville's Visual Memory, and the Role of Chance artist

  Armando Rabadán, a painter from Seville, Spain, reflects on how the city's rich visual heritage influences his artistic identity. He considers the traditional glasswork, Gothic…

• Tatiana Apráez Brings Barniz de Pasto into Contemporary Jewellery artist

  Tatiana Apráez, a jewellery designer from Bogotá, utilizes barniz de Pasto, a traditional lacquer method that employs Mopa Mopa resin sourced from Nariño, in her creations. She…

• Mattijs van den Bosch: Morocco Revisited in Amsterdam Studio artist

  Mattijs van den Bosch (Rabat, 1964) opens his Amsterdam-Oost studio, discussing his early childhood in Morocco and its lasting influence on his painting. After a serious fall…

• Benjamin Tuttle on designing Beef season 2 titles and his Spectacle Theater roots artist

  Graphic designer Benjamin Tuttle created the title and episode lettering for the second season of Netflix's Beef, an A24 anthology series set at a California country club. Under…

• Yin Xiuzhen's Essential Works: From Dress Box to Portable Cities artist

  This article examines significant pieces by Yin Xiuzhen, a Beijing-born artist (b. 1963) who has been a crucial player in the realm of Chinese contemporary art since the 1990s.…

• Ian Rayer-Smith on Painting's Power, Instability, and Monumental Scale artist

  Manchester-based painter Ian Rayer-Smith, who began painting at 37 after a transformative encounter in a California gallery, discusses his practice in an interview with Sylvia…

• Vero Haas Explores Ambiguity in 'us – two places at the same time' artist

  Vero Haas's exhibition 'us – two places at the same time' intricately weaves together figuration and abstraction, beginning with personal photographs that she overlays, blurs, and…

• John Ed De Vera's Hyperrealistic Paper Sculptures artist

  Designer John Ed De Vera creates intricate three-dimensional paper sculptures by cutting and layering hundreds of colored paper pieces. His hyperrealistic works depict movie…

• 82-year-old Congolese artist Lucie Kamusekera stitches the DRC's violent history on tobacco sacks artist

  Lucie Kamusekera, an 82-year-old artist from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, creates tapestries on tobacco sacks that chronicle decades of conflict. Born in 1944 in Lubero,…

• Addison Copas: Thriving Under Design Limitations artist

  Addison Copas, a graphic designer from Virginia, opts for limitations in his branding and wordmarks rather than the unrestricted creativity often found in art school. While…

• Arian Moayed: Actor, Activist, and Co-Founder of Waterwell Theatre Company artist

  Arian Moayed, known for playing Stewy in Succession and Torvald in A Doll's House on Broadway, balances his Hollywood career with civic activism. Born in Tehran after the Iranian…

• Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's Expressionist Legacy artist

  Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, a founder of Die Brücke and key figure in German Expressionism, produced works that survived Nazi condemnation. His art rejected Impressionism, reworking…

• Emil Nolde: Expressionist Painter and Nazi Sympathizer artist

  Hans Emil Hansen, known as Emil Nolde, was born on August 7, 1867, in Nolde, Denmark. Despite facing challenges, such as being rejected by the Munich Academy in 1898, he pursued…

• August Macke: German Expressionist Pioneer Killed in WWI at 27 artist

  German Expressionist painter August Macke died at age 27 on September 26, 1914, in Champagne, France, during World War I. Despite an artistic career spanning only eight years, he…

• Vincent van Gogh: vita, opere e tormento del pittore olandese artist

  Vincent van Gogh nacque il 30 marzo 1853 a Groot Zundert, Paesi Bassi, da Anna Cornelia Carbentus e Theodorus van Gogh, pastore calvinista. Ebbe cinque fratelli, ma solo il…

• Nieves González Blends Baroque and Contemporary in Portraits of Modern Women artist

  Spanish painter Nieves González, trained in seventeenth-century techniques, recontextualizes Baroque portraiture to celebrate contemporary women. Her work employs tenebrism and…

• Yinka Ilori on Color, Community, and Chasing the Sun with Veuve Clicquot artist

  British-Nigerian artist and designer Yinka Ilori, known as the 'architect of joy,' discusses his color-drenched upbringing and how it shapes his practice. Born in London in 1987…

• Penelope Umbrico's Digital Landscapes from Flickr Archives artist

  Penelope Umbrico, born in Philadelphia in 1957, is a US artist who repurposes digital archives and photo-sharing websites like Flickr to create installations, videos, and…

• Mikhail Baryshnikov to Star in Post-Wilson Don Quixote Art Film in Sicily artist

  Legendary dancer Mikhail Baryshnikov will shoot an art film inspired by Don Quixote in Sicily, a final legacy of his close collaboration with the late director Bob Wilson. The…

• Deborah Khodanovich designs gossip-inspired typeface and relational citation system artist

  Deborah Khodanovich, who’s pursuing her MFA at the Rhode Island School of Design, has created a typeface inspired by the concept of gossip, giving a new twist to Gutenberg's…

• Willy Chavarria Day Celebrated in Hometown Huron, California artist

  On May 3, fashion designer Willy Chavarria, who has won the CFDA Award twice, celebrated a special day in his hometown of Huron, California, coinciding with the town's 75th…

• Chinese artist Gao Zhen faces repression over Mao sculptures artist

  Chinese artist Gao Zhen, a US resident, is under scrutiny by Chinese authorities for sculptures created in the 2000s that explicitly criticized Mao Zedong's regime. His family…

• Phyllis Stephens: Fifth-Generation Quiltmaker Weaves African-American Stories in Fabric artist

  Phyllis Stephens, a fifth-generation quiltmaker, creates African-American story quilts that blend history and personal experience. She begins each piece with a prayer,…

• Stefan Sagmeister's Career: Graphic Design as Emotional Provocation artist

  Stefan Sagmeister, an Austrian graphic designer born in 1962, is known for his emotionally rich and psychologically insightful designs. He studied in Vienna and New York before…

• Nicholas Pope, sculptor whose career came in two acts, 1949–2026 artist

  Nicholas Pope, the esteemed British sculptor, passed away at 77, as confirmed last month. His career is often divided into two parts: the pre- and post-viral encephalitis period…

• Maxwell Mustardo's Ceramics Blend Ancient Forms with Fluorescent Glazes artist

  Maxwell Mustardo creates ceramic works that evoke ancient amphorae, kraters, and kylix, but their surfaces are covered in organic, fungal-like growths in fluorescent oranges,…

• Andy Newmerge Uses Reverse Perspective to Challenge Visual Certainty artist

  Andy Newmerge, a digital artist working in 3D animation and reverse perspective, has developed a practice that questions how reality is organized through images. His work has been…

• Maria Palmieri: sociological photography in Foggia artist

  Maria Palmieri (born 1986, Foggia) uses photography as a tool for observation, understanding, and improvement, documenting the fragilities of her homeland. Moving from reportage…

• Anne Shackelford's Eco-Conscious Art Blends Fire, Wood, and Ritual artist

  Anne Shackelford, an interdisciplinary artist from Austin, crafts detailed artworks utilizing recycled and natural resources, mainly wood that is reclaimed or sourced locally. Her…

• Stephanie Comilang's sci-fi documentaries explore migration through non-human perspectives artist

  Filipino-Canadian artist Stephanie Comilang blends documentary with speculative fiction, giving voice to butterflies, pearls, and drones to examine migration, labor, and global…