DRES13 is an artist and graphic designer whose work is characterized by visceral forms, fierce female subjects, and dynamic compositions. He’s also clearly into fan art, with potent depictions of Daredevil, Agent 47 of Hitman, and even Powdered Toast Man. Many of the designs have Read More …
Sponsored Content. Opening January 27, 2017 at the Mennello Museum of American Art, BO BARTLETT: AMERICAN ARTIST helps kick off a fantastic new year of impactful and unprecedented art shows in Orlando. This solo exhibition of large-scale oil works by the American realist painter is Read More …
United Fragments Alana Questell’s traditional and digital collages combine found imagery, saturated color palettes, and a healthy dose of absurdity. Fragmented bodies, tropical flowers, and ambiguously mountainous landscapes are hewn together in Alejandro Jodorowsky-esque compositions, created with a sense of playful randomness and affection for Read More …
We all descended upon Miami on Friday in our neutral-colored clothing and dark lipstick, our VISA cards and VIP passes, renting cars and drinking $25-a-glass wine, excited to inundate ourselves with art viewing and consuming, to witness the procession of the spectacle. As a rising tide Read More …
Let’s start in the barrio. The Bronx. Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz was one of seven kids, raised on a single person’s salary; finances were important to her. “I was born like this,” she began, by saying she’d always been artistic and explained that illustration and graphic design Read More …
Best known for his popularly infamous series, The Pinks, Scott Scheidly was the cause of a lot of discussion in last month’s issue. His Ass Clown depiction of president-elect, Donald Trump, graced our cover in November—providing a backdrop for the politically charged month. Originally born Read More …
“Artistic collaboration is a special and obvious case of the manipulation of the figure of the artist, for at the very least collaboration involves a deliberately chosen alteration of artistic identity from individual to composite subjectivity.” —Charles Green, Collaboration as Symptom Artistic collaborations oppose Read More …
Halt your left foot on one shore, your right foot on another. Run the red ferry. Exchange a tree for someone saying tree. Exchange someone saying tree for someone laughing. Exchange someone laughing for a small breeze. Cry with one eye (moon Read More …
Walking into Kyle’s indoor studio space, we were faced with a large painting of a photorealistic astronaut falling with his hand extended. Reaching up is a comic strip style woman who appears to be falling upward. The two figures within the painting are portrayed in Read More …
Back in February, I was organizing papers at Gary Bolding’s home studio when I came across a typewritten resumé of his as old as I am. The first page of the yellowed papers, still neatly clipped together, included the addresses and telephone numbers of just Read More …
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