Maria Qamar, better known by her Instagram handle @hatecopy, is a Desi-Pop artist whose art refuses translation and she turns to art as a form of therapy.
The ‘Teeter-Totter Wall’ reminds us why Trump’s actual border wall sucks
The ‘Teeter Totter Wall’ connects both sides of the border and will hopefully become more than just a physical space but a symbol of unity.
How trans creative Julian Miholics uses art to depict LGBT+ identities
Ontario-based artist Julian Miholics uses a sense of vulnerability, rawness, hope, and love in all of his works to express his personal catharsis.
Should we be hype the 2019 Whitney Biennial wasn’t radical enough?
If blatant exploitation of other people’s trauma is considered “radical,” then I am glad that this year’s Whitney Biennial wasn’t.
NYC SALT continues to teach youngins the ins-and-outs of the photo industry
The NYC SALT photography program does what grassroots organizations do best and supports the youngins who need it the most.
Tatyana Fazlalizadeh is the real life Nola Darling from that Spike Lee joint
Meet badass artist Tatyana Fazlalizadeh. Based out of Brooklyn, she is the real-life Nola Darling from Spike Lee’s ‘She’s Gotta Have It.’
Buy art the smart way: Hold on to your piece and beware of the internet hype
The most difficult problem gallerists themselves face is the fact that the value of art is almost entirely subjective.
5 kick-ass artists questioning gender normativity you should know in 2019
In this controversial era it’s important that we are tapped into the culture.
Artist John Stango’s ‘The Heavyweight Contender Exhibition’ celebrates the Great Muhammad Ali
John Stango has collaborated with the South-Bronx based gallery The Compound for his first solo exhibition in New York City.
Only in NYC: The Shed’s impressive architecture is bridging artsy boundaries
The Shed is effectively melding the visual and performing art worlds and serves as a new cultural hub for the New York City arts scene.