FRONTRUNNER Meets Miss Bugs
In the age of social media, expressive vanity has become a mainstay of contemporary culture; from the more clever, subtle expressions of beauty and talent…
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Grow, Melt, Radiate: Sarah Bereza
Sarah Bereza is building an army with a graceful craft that tames the fluid shifts of her sensual forms. She sharpens her tools to playfully elimina…
Do What You Must: A Q&A With Ryan McCann
Ryan McCann has no other choice. “If anyone is consciously considering becoming an artist, I’d say, do anything else,” says McCann, with a combination of…
Bare With Me: Hernease Davis
Hernease Davis stretches herself and stories across photograms, cyanotypes, performance and craft to emphasize self-care through the artistic process. Her photograms and cyanotypes are created…
Self-Fulfilling Loop: Jo Shane’s DISCLAIMER
Jo Shane’s work investigates themes of desire, consumption and human nature through a viscerally personal lens. We caught her installation DISCLAI…
Michela Martello: On Symbolism, Sincerity and Sisterhood
A perpetually curious interdisciplinary artist, Michela Martello brings together traditional and contemporary influences through a feminine, and femin…
Pigeon Pat: The Interview
Pigeon Pat is a Brooklyn-based pigeon-flyer, sculptor and zine-maker who is a part of one of New York City's unique, longstanding subcultures.
Burn, Baby, Burn: Grady Corbitt and Colin McElroy on ‘Meet Us At The Dumpster Fire’
It’s something to get excited about. I find if I look too much on social media or the news, I get bummed. Look beyond the surface of the scrolling t…
Will Hutnick and Mark Joshua Epstein at SPRING/BREAK Art Show
The SPRING/BREAK Art Show is always a refreshing stop on the “NYC Armory week” circuit. The least commercial of the fairs, SPRING/BREAK is the cool…
I Scream, Therefore I Exist: A Conversation with Antonia Wright
The goal of my work is not to harm myself. I start with the image/idea and work backward through the logistics.
