The illustrator and woodworker talked to us about normalizing sex, reclaiming power, and letting go of realism to find her hyperbolized characters & signature shapes.
Read MoreThe VMFA Fellowship recipient’s bold paintings explore the familiar with words that could be discounted as apathy but may instead be acceptance. We talked about the “Fear of Acceptance” and finding balance.
Read MoreThe NYC-based photographer took his love of drag to the big apple when he moved there a few years ago, shifting from on the stage to behind the scenes. Since, he’s captured wild club nights and some of the queer community’s biggest stars.
Read MorePhotographer Richard Perkins shows off some memories recovered from thrift finds, from girlish to ghoulish. Some experiments failed, but it’s all apart of the experience.
Read MoreEasily bored and often apathetic towards art, you wouldn’t know it looking at Peelen’s broad array of achievements and unique aesthetic. Her multi-media works illustrate the dimensions of her talents.
Read MoreFinding beauty and glamour in the everyday through abstract scenescapes or candid portraits, Boshart is drawn to the shine in simple things most of us overlook.
Read MoreKelly was one of my first interviews for any publication. We drank beers and talked about her intimate paintings, work/art/life balance, and empowering tunes.
Read MoreShe's done the most in Norfolk, and now New York calls her name. We sipped wine and talked goals and successes, dreams and fears, all apart of growing up.
Read MoreThrough immersive abstractions, haphazard sculptures, and smoke-filled rooms, Hong explores the "hazy area between binaries" that make us all uneasy. Check out her charcoal chaos at WPA until March 16th.
Read MoreBy rewriting marketing language or removing it from old ads completely, Thomas' artwork cuts and pastes bits of the past and present to create a complete picture of now.
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