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Otis Kwame Kye Quaicoe: You’re in America

Otis Kwame Kye Quaicoe wants you to feel seen. And I mean that sincerely. It is at the heart of what he does. In every brushstroke, every flower, every mouth covered and eyeball exposed. He is method January 11, 2021

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Trey Abdella: Still In Detention

Tom and Jerry was created by two young cartoonists under the age of 30, convinced there was no need for dialogue if you provided non-stop action and visual humor. In a hundred different ways, at a hu January 04, 2021

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David “Mr. StarCity” White: The Year of the Big Bless

A few years ago, I had the pleasure of meeting Dave—widely known as Mr. StarCity—in Los Angeles on occasion of his gallery solo exhibition, a medley of color-filled, figurative paintings and port December 28, 2020

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Danica Lundy: The Art of Extended Release

I can recall the first time I saw Danica Lundy’s work in person, marveling at how the  layering, perspective and dimension of her visuals seemed to open before my eyes, how a gravelly surface December 21, 2020

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Brian Calvin: The Waiting Game

Just before I got on the phone with Ojai, California-based painter, Brian Calvin, I wrote a little note to myself: “Bridging the gap.” I wasn’t sure how this was going to infiltrate our convers December 14, 2020

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Amani Lewis: More Blessed to Give (Winter 2021 Cover Story)

For Amani Lewis, the portraits are much more than a likeness. Mapping inner landscapes of beloved subjects and layering materials that speak to a true human essence, they portray a lived experience a December 02, 2020

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Justin Liam O’Brien: A Freed Style

Through the chaos and divide that America has gone through in 2020, from the minor ups and tragic and enduring lows, moments of clarity emerge.

 November 05, 2020

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Laura Berger: Body Language

Laura Berger headed to the coasts of Costa Rica for her first great escape, and the shores still tug mightily. She’s a Midwestern gal, born and bred, a firmly centered one at that, but like the sym November 02, 2020

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Marcela Pardo Ariza: Try a Little Tenderness

Absolute joy was palpable as I watched Marcela Pardo Ariza take portraits of the back of folks’ heads for a theatrical composition.

 October 19, 2020

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Marilyn Minter: A Constant Rebel

Isolation, that most disquieting quiet, and perhaps the cruelest of all tortures devised by our penal systems is very unlike the contemplative silence and purposeful focus of solitude. As we all find October 12, 2020

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Peter Uka: ABC to XYZ

Coming from a culture where history is interpreted and passed on through an oral tradition, Peter Uka has decided to channel his talent by painting pictures that tell those stories in insightful, aff October 05, 2020

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Nicolas Party: A Hug From On Top of You

There are many elements in Nicolas Party’s work that justify the princely position and reputation he’s built so swiftly.

 September 21, 2020
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