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Ozzie Juarez: A Bigger Harvest
As the world continues to shift and slide into new realities, the art scene parallels these unchartered territories. Along this journey, new perspectives and leaders emerged. I had the pleasure of si
January 23, 2023
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Alake Shilling: The Lucky Ladybugs
Los Angeles-based multidisciplinary artist Alake Shilling appreciates the culture of her native city. Raised by a single mother who organized frequent trips to the art store, Shilling has always foun
January 16, 2023
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Mohamed l'Ghacham: The Time Traveler
There is a certain tone, a color that seems to imbue a found photo. It doesn’t matter what era it was taken, or from where it was obtained, but a film photo immediately creates a mood that is unive
January 09, 2023
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Wendy Park: Dream Language
Wendy Park’s paintings leave me somewhere between joy, heartache, and reminiscence, hopelessly pining for my mother’s cooking. A forgotten trifle awakens from deep inside the mind, the smallest d
January 03, 2023
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Pat Phillips: A Great American Landscape
Pat Phillips could have been a filmmaker or a documentarian, and with a brush or pen in his hand, he is, indeed, creating a moving image of America in the 21st Century. His observational eye was hone
December 19, 2022
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The Winter 23 Cover Story: Cristina BanBan's "Big Energy"
Cristina Ban Ban paints women, she doesn’t paint waifs. Friends gather to drink, dance, work, and lounge, but they’re not Taylor Swift’s curated posse. Entry into the group is personhood, an ap
December 12, 2022
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Genevieve Cohn: Carrying Stones
“Feminism” has unfortunately become one of those words often accompanied by a deep eye-roll. Its meaning has become warped into a cannon of hollowness—disfigured and muddled by ubiquity. But be
November 29, 2022
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Broken Fingaz: Utopian Collective
Since the early 2000s, the collective Broken Fingaz has been using public space to craft their own instantly unique and recognizable universe. Blending illegal ephemeral actions with large-scale comm
October 24, 2022
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Henry Taylor: The Incredible Henry VIII
Los Angeles-based artist Henry Taylor compares painting to having a child, elaborating that artists don’t decide what to create, but rather, the works themselves demand they be brought to life. Eac
October 10, 2022
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Emma Stern: Complex Gods
Lava Babies are an amalgamation of Emma Stern’s psyche, the construction of powerful figuration and her deep research and exploration of the trajectory of World Building over time. Lava Babies are
October 03, 2022
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Aleah Chapin: In the Flesh
When acclaimed figurative painter Eric Fischl declared Aleah Chapin “the best and most disturbing painter of flesh alive today,” the praise was like an inside-baseball reference to the way artist
September 26, 2022
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Deborah Roberts: The Smooth Spot
By third grade, Deborah Roberts knew she’d be an artist. What she couldn’t anticipate was that she would become a household name by exploring themes of race, gender identity, and what it means to
September 19, 2022
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