Explore This article is part of series of Nautilus interviews with artists, you can read the rest here. Zoe Keller is an artist on a mission to capture the beauty of biodiversity before it’s too late. Working in both graphite and digital media, she meticulously brings animals to life with a reverence evocative of the
Whether for chefs, tech innovators, or thought leaders, something about the Magic City inspires creativity. The local art scene is no exception, with artists making big waves in the city and worldwide. According to nationally known Birmingham-based artist Liz Lane, when it comes to artist enclaves, “Birmingham gives NYC a run for its money.” We
Earlier this month, James Blake made some poignant observations about the TikTokification of the music industry in the age of streaming, precarious pandemic-era touring, and the inflated cost of living crisis. But giving his insight and candour simply wasn’t enough for the prolific artist, and he has now offered a solution of sorts. Blake has
I’m not a humanist, I’m a creaturist. Have been since childhood. The pyramidal view of the world that I grew up with — Man as the crown of creation, with all other animals, four-legged, feathered and scaled, ranked and devalued downward — has never made sense. Hierarchies in art, with painting and sculpture enthroned at
Shutterstock It’s finally spring in the ATL! And that means there’s so much to do to enjoy the amazing spring weather! If you’ve been in Atlanta for any time at all, you know about the Atlanta Dogwood Festival. This annual spring artist market brings together the best and brightest crafters in the ATL for one
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – This segment on The Three was paid for and sponsored by The Arts Council of Brazos Valley. Established in the early 1980s by the passionate rug hooking teacher Birdie Ross Edwards, Aggieland Rug Artists has been a cornerstone of the community for more than four decades. Now, they have a gallery
What if we saw the world from a 45-degree angle? This topsy-turvy premise united two shows “Mernet Larsen: Thinking About Cézanne” and “Diane Simpson: 1977–1980” at James Cohan, New York (Simpson’s show is on view through March 23; Larsen’s closed on March 16), wherein sculptures (Simpson’s) and paintings (Larsen’s) playfully vacillate between two and three
Each year, we identify the Asian artists on the rise, shining a light on the exciting and provocative works enriching the region’s artistic and cultural landscape. Malaysian artist Shafiq Nordin shares his story. Surrealism meets Pop in the satirical art of Shafiq Nordin. Every inch of his canvases is coloured with a riot of imagery,
CNN — Within an original poem, spelled out in neon lettering, the Indigenous artist Demian DinéYazhi´ hid a message in their installation at the Whitney Biennial in New York. Unknown to the show’s curators, flickering letters across the artwork’s three stanzas reveal the words: “Free Palestine.” Titled “we must stop imagining apocalypse / genocide +
LVMH Métiers d’Art presents ‘Une cosmogonie d’océans’, celebrating Josèfa Ntjam’s six-month artistic residence. Comprising 12 sculptures exhibited in an abandoned space, Ntjam’s work is a take on Central and West Africa’s mythology and ancestral divinities. The new series of characters was built upon digital works the artist had previously created. Now, Ntjam presents a series