Graffiti As a Canvas for Popular Culture

The hieroglyphics and illustrations carved into and painted on cave walls and ancient ruins represent an expression of history, emotion, social norms, and societal expectations that, without, the description of the world’s history would be lacking. The…

Girl Being A Sculpture

Reflecting on the legacy of Eva Hesse

Art of Christina Oiticica

Empathy with the spiritual and nature.

“Analog of a World”

A conversation with painter Simon Dinnerstein on The Fulbright Triptych

Art Post-LaBeouf

The hermeneutics of cryptocurrency as conceptual poetry in networked society

Banksy and the Architect

Street art is an expression of self, and so is its canvas.

The invisible force of the objects

A review of “Land Line”, by the artist Túlio Pinto

Social Net Vogue

Krystal South on LaTurbo Avedon

The Art And Alchemy Of Michelle Gagliano

Don’t we All need Art?