In Studio with Allison Reimus: about decoration, trusting the process and being okay with failure by Layla Leiman Allison Reimus’ mixed media paintings reflect on her experience as a mother and female artist. Incorporating craft elements and found materi...
Myths full of darkness and suffering beautifyly told by Maja Ruznic by Christina Nafziger San Francisco-based artist Maja Ruznic’s paintings allow ethereal entities to emerge from the surface and move across the composition, blend...
Interrogating representations of the self with Aly Helyer by Layla Leiman While London-based painter Aly Helyer’s artwork is figurative in nature, at the core is a focus on colour and form. Working in a palette of ...
Koak: learning to be comfortable on uncertain ground by Christina Nafziger Koak’s bold and defining lines create curves that outline twisted bodies, expressing a range of raw emotions. It is easy to get lost in the ...
Mrs. Gallery: the little gallery that can by Layla Leiman Founded in 2016, Mrs. Gallery is a contemporary art gallery in Maspeth, Queens, New York City, run by a husband and wife team. Set on a quai...
Everyday Architypes: In Studio with Nat Meade by Layla Leiman Bathed in warm light, the somnambulant bearded men that figure in Nat Meade’s paintings appear revenant, but also ever so slightly ridiculou...
Soft, beautiful horror movie by Sarah Slappey by Christina Nafziger Sarah Slappey creates jungles of feet and hands, with legs and arms sprouting and twisting like vines around every corner of the composition...
Paintings of tomorrow viewed from today by Matthew F Fisher by Layla Leiman Matthew F Fisher’s approach to painting is reverential. For Matthew, the ocean is a metaphor for the cosmos – vast, incomprehensible, terrif...
In Studio with Kristina Alisaukaite: Painting the language of dreams by Layla Leiman The shadowy paintings of Lithuanian artist Kristina Alisaukaite have an inexplicable pull, laden with suspense they draw you in with their s...
Oh-so malleable clay! In studio with Bruce Sherman by Layla Leiman If you’ve read the Tom Robbins’ classic Skinny Legs and All you’ll no doubt recall a certain group of animated inanimate objects which move ...
Howard Fonda: What is love? Why are we here? What does it all mean? (Issue 7 cover artist) by Maya Chung As a painter, Howard Fonda (Issue 7 cover artist) focuses on the “big questions” in life: What is love? Why are we here? Though he draws fro...
“Where trees with violet leaves grow…” by Shara Hughes by Christina Nafziger Come explore the magenta jungles, neon mountains, and peachy skies that make up the brilliant work of artist Shara Hughes. Fantastical hues ...
Meet Spring Issue 7 guest curator Benjamin Sutton – art critic, journalist, and independent curator based in NYC
Blending diverse methods and materials into vivid planes of luscious colors and textures with Elizabeth King
Tapestries, with horizontal and intersecting painted lines traveling through the compositions like woven thread. The work of Delphine Hennelly
