Creators: 50 States of Art
Oregon's Steampunk Sculptor Keeps a Collective Afloat
Steve LaRiccia and the New Zone Arts Collective are fighting to keep Eugene’s fine arts community alive.
A Native American Artist Bridges Indigenous and Western Cultures
Oregon artist Ka’ila Farrell-Smith celebrates her multicultural Pacific Northwest upbringing through her art.
‘Fearless Girl’ Sculptor Says Removing Her Work Would Squash Its Meaning
The bronze is only one of a group of notable public works in Delaware-based artist Kristen Visbal's portfolio.
GWAR's Slave Pit and the Richmond Art Scene From Whence It Came
Here's how a former NEA staffer praised the bloodiest aliens to conquerer Planet Earth's metal scene as model citizens of "the creative city."
Artist Laura Amphlett Hides the Desert's Magic in Collaged Boxes
Divination, inspiration, and the magic hidden in plain sight in Arizona.
How Political Art Heats Up a Divided Arizona
Julio César Morales writes about the healing potential of issue-driven artwork along the US-Mexico border.
A Light Artist Uses Projections as a Conduit to God in Arizona
Phoenix, AZ-based artist Francisco Flores uses light to transmit spiritual and psychological healing in his immersive installations.
Two Brothers Transform Phoenix with a Nomadic Art Space
The Fortoul Brothers have made it their mission to make the capital of Arizona into a capital of the art world.
Cacti, Crows, and Crazy Colors Combine to Celebrate Arizona
Painter Frank Gonzales finds inspiration in his beautiful hometown of Mesa, AZ.
How Moving to Arizona Unlocked This Muralist's Candy-Colored Fantasy Land
Before moving to Phoenix, Madrid native Yai drew dark, gruesome illustrations. Now, her paintings are filled with sunshine.
A Mexican-American Artist Advocates for Immigrants in Arizona
Rogelio Gutierrez has spent his career making artwork that promotes understanding and unity between people along the Mexico-US border.
[NSFW] ColorOrgy Hijacks Gender Norms With Cheeky Pastel Illustrations
The Arizona artist uses bright colors and kitsch to masque an otherwise subversive agenda.