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Still Dancing

Fifteen Years In The Making, Ilya Kaminsky’s Deaf Republic, Published This Month By Graywolf Press, Is A Dramatic Masterwork, A Parable-in-poems That Confronts The Darkness Of War And Terror With The Blazing Light Of “a Poet In Love With The World.”

Shape-Shifter

Marlon James, The Man Booker Prize–Winning Novelist Whose New Book, Black Leopard, Red Wolf, Is The First Title Of An Epic Fantasy Trilogy, Sits Down With Kima Jones For A Wide-ranging Conversation about Los Angeles, Literary Fame, Facebook,and The Freedom Of Genre-defying Fiction.

Angles Of Experience

In All Of Her Writing, Including Five Books, Most Recently The Novel Lost Children Archive , Valeria Luiselli Grapples With Enormous Questions About Immigration, Incarceration, And The Invented Spaces Of Language And Identity, Not By Dwelling On The Answers But By Telling Stories As A Way To Better Ask The Questions.

Hilma Af Klint- Paintings For The Future

When you think about the pioneers of abstract art, the names that come to mind might include Wassily Kandinsky, Piet Mondrian and Kazimir Malevich.

The Death Of Distance

New works by John Wentz continue to push realism beyond its contexts.

Outside The Box

The art collection of Molly Barnes features work by artists who she believes are breaking new ground.

Modern Market

Nearly 80 galleries from around the globe will participate in the 2019 Art Palm Springs.

Art, Beats & Lyrics

A once Atlanta-based art and hip-hop celebration has become a national tour celebrating the union of art and music.

Alicia Ponzio: Carving Out New Challenges

Unveiling spotlights a recently completed portrait commission, figurative work or upcoming exhibition from some of the best and most active members of the Portrait Society of America. Featured this month is award-winning member, Alicia Ponzio, who discusses her recent unveiling of Nashville Symphony Music Director, Maestro Giancarlo Guerrero.

The Beat Goes On

The Los Angeles collection of William Escalera and Francisco George focuses on the contemporary art scene.

How UX Can Be Socially Conscious In 2019?

Every picture presented, every symbol used and every word written on any user interface be it an app, website or product, leaves an impact and makes a difference. Sharan Grandigae from Redd Experience Design provides an insight to make this user-experience better

From Basics To Breath-Taking

Abhilash Menon merges basic forms and simple shapes, free flowing lines and a thoughtfully chosen colour schemes to create illustrations in a simplified manner.

Trending: The World In A Shade Card

It’s a modern, seasonal disease. The new year brings with it a thick flow of trend forecasts, cheery and sweeping, and we read them with the forgiving spirit that the holiday season demands. For Deep Design, it seems foolhardy to indulge, yet churlish to desist, so here’s a holiday smoothie on trends themselves.

Packaging Design, An Essential

Users are aware of trends demanding trendy products. Brands succumb to these demands to have a stronger say and a longer stay in the market. Studio Elephant Design has elaborated on this cycle explaining the need of packaging design.

Indian Mythology Modernised

In an attempt to continue the unspoken tradition of the Indian Mythological tales being narrated to kids by parents and grandparents for times to come, Priyanka Sachdev illustrates these stories to be in-sync with the style of today’s generation.

Expressing Artful Fashion

Fashion can be presented in various ways but understood by an individuals the way they wish to see it. Richa Maheshwari has explored the digital lens to create still imagery, conveying an artist’s thoughts to the public.

Expression For Gratitude

Art is great form of expressing an inspiration. Peer Mohamed has beautifully used the medium of digital art to pay tribute to his inspirational sources.

Art As Medley

Following his liking for illustration and type-design, artist John Paul Xavier has come a long way in exploring different means, modes and mediums in the field of art.

A Tool To Unleash Creativity

Story-boarding is not just creating beautiful pieces of art. Instead it is presenting ideas and content in a strategical & comprehensible style. Saumin Patel tells us more.

Tim Vermeulen Passage

Tim Vermeulen’s ancestry is Dutch and Flemish and he was brought up in a strict Calvinist household. His affinity for Northern European painting of the 15th century comes naturally. He brings these intense influences to his own paintings.

Toni Doilney Textured Landscapes

As shapes collide and coil, twisting together in a spasm of color and form, you can almost start to see identifiable objects come together from behind the paint in Toni Doilney’s abstract paintings. And then, just as everything starts to come together, it shifts away, like a cloud tugged apart by a high-altitude gust.

Top 10

Art collectors Steven Bennett and Elaine Melotti Schmidt created the first-ever prize for women figurative artists. After 647 entrants, we are pleased to announce the 10 finalists

California Dreaming

The 24th annual LA Art Show diversifies its lineup with a focus on international programming.

Painting With Precision

Kirk was the Grand Prize winner of International Artist magazine’s Challenge No. 108, Landscapes.

Francesca Strino Universal Representations

Italian artist Francesca Strino focuses her newest figurative paintings on images of women who are finding their strength in fragility.

Bountiful Gardens

Each still life Jane Jones paints begins long before she puts oil to canvas.

Breaking The Mold

FOG Design+Art showcases artwork and installation pieces from 53 international design and visual arts galleries.

A Collection Of Rarities

Kevin Sloan uses animal imagery to send an empathetic message about the natural world.

64 Minutes With Installation Artist Christo

The installation artist returns to the scene of his Miami “crime.”

Kaws All Around The World

It’s hard not to notice the astronomical change in the art landscape over the past 25 years.