Paola de la Calle is a Colombian-American multidisciplinary artist whose work examines home, identity, borders, and nostalgia through the use of textiles, printmaking, and sculpture. In her practice, De la Calle combines photographs sourced from family albums and found images which she prints on textiles

Mary Lai is a multifaceted artist based in Los Angeles, California, whose show 'Synchronicity' just opened the Art Room in LA. Her outlook is that “Art is a universal language that can speak to anyone” and her dreamer mindset is reflected in her vibrant contemporary artwork that aims to uplift and evoke emotion.

In her new body of work, Anne von Feyburg pushes the boundaries of her practice by challenging the scale and dimension of the Rocco-era masterpieces she reinterprets. Papillotage is on view until February 14th 

Dan Lam is an internationally acclaimed artist based in Dallas, Texas. On December 16th, Lam will reveal a new body of work in Guttation, a solo show at Hashimoto Contemporary in New York.

Boasting of sold-out exhibitions in New York, LA, Paris, and Hong Kong, Matt Gondek shares the secrets behind his successful career and latest work.

Jan Kaláb was born in 1978 in Czechoslovakia and is one of the country’s most notable contemporary artists’ today. His latest series, "Pocket Paintings," is true to the name. This limited collection of 50 miniature paintings launches on November 24th.

Figuring out how to make a living from your creative work poses unique challenges and obstacles. From choosing the right business model to building a brand, from managing your time to scaling up your production—starting your own creative business often means doing it all yourself. Enter The Creative Business Handbook by Alicia Puig and Ekaterina Popova, the dynamic duo behind Create! Magazine, PxP Contemporary and Art Queens.

Emotional Vocabulary represents a tribute to the inherent potential of language as a means for profound emotional expression. Suárez's artistic process, rooted in the act of writing, unfolds as an introspective dialogue with her everyday feelings.

Ackerman Studios is an art consultancy led by Lily Ackerman that specialises in building art collections and art programming for public and private spaces for clients such as 45 Park Lane and the Daisy Green Collection.

We were thrilled to meet Lily and her team who have championed emerging artists and using art to bring to new in public spaces.

Ashley Ouderkirk, Curator-in-Residence for KUNSTRAUM in Brooklyn, shares about her multi-venue exhibition Visual Implications and her exciting path to becoming a curator. Visual Implications  is on view through February 12th at both Chashama in Manhattan, and KUNSTRAUM Brooklyn

Swiss artist, Tiziano Autera received his training in art and craftsmanship through his father, who would carve wooden sculptures, whose inherent references are today a visible legacy in Autera’s oeuvre. Academically trained in graphic design, later on, he reverts to figurative art to feed his profound desire to shape unprecedented combinations.

Welcome to the studio of Pie Herring. Pie is an artist based in London and is one of over four hundred artists we were able to include in the Studio Image Project.

Welcome to the studio of Thameur Mejri. Thameur is an artist based in Nabeul, Tunisia and is one of over four hundred artists we were able to include in the Studio Image Project.

Welcome to the studio of Sébastien Théraulaz. Sébastien is an artist based in Lausanne, Switzerland and is one of over four hundred artists we were able to include in the Studio Image Project.

Welcome to the studio of Lacey Kim. Lacey is an artist based in Sejong CIty, South Korea and is one of over four hundred artists we were able to include in the Studio Image Project.

Welcome to the studio of Jesse Aridoux. Jesse is an artist based in New York, NY and is one of over four hundred artists we were able to include in the Studio Image Project.

Welcome to the studio of Sara Ödman. Sarah is an artist based in Lyon, France, and is one of over four hundred artists we were able to include in the Studio Image Project.

Welcome to the studio of Britt Dorenbosch. Britt is an artist based in the Netherlands, and is one of over four hundred artists we were able to include in the Studio Image Project.

Welcome to the studio of Feyza Koksal Kemahlioglu. Feyza is a New York-based artist, and is one of over four hundred artists we were able to include in the Studio Image Project.

Welcome to the studio of Migwa Nthiga! Migwa is a Kenya-based documentary portrait and commercial photographer, and is one of over four hundred artists we were able to include in the Studio Image Project.

Welcome to the studio of Carlos Rosales-Silva. Carlos is a NYC based painter and is one of over four hundred artists we were able to include in the Studio Image Project.

Welcome to the studio of Amber Larks! Amber is one of over four hundred artists we were able to include in the Studio Image Project, and she was generous enough to answer a few questions about her practice and studio.

The Ode To is an online gallery where each artwork is carefully selected from the best contemporary artists out there. Now based in Sweden, The Ode To was founded 2018 by friends Helena Carlberg and Anna Lukins. They are both passionate collectors of aesthetically pleasing things, sharing an obsession for art and interior.

Alexia McKindsey (b.1996), is a Montreal based artist working with painting, textiles and paper to make eclectic pieces inspired by her childhood memories. Alexia speaks to Alison about intergenerational family histories, spaces which memories occupy, traditional painting, and craft techniques in relation to feminism and the home.

Ziping Wang was born in 1995 in Shenyang, China. Her distinctly fragmented and colour-saturated artworks seek to highlight the contemporary phenomenon of information overload, while chiming with sensory memory triggers through depictions of children’s toys, logos and food packaging. In this interview, he speaks to Angeliki Kim-Jonsson about her practice.

Paul-Sebastian Japaz is a painter who currently resides in New York. In 2017, he graduated with a BFA in Fine Art from the Fashion Institute of Technology. In this interview, he speaks to Angeliki Kim-Jonsson about his practice.