Jul 16, 2021 | Art, Photography
The question that propels Emily Rapp Black’s Frida Kahlo and My Left Leg is simple and self-implicating: “Why do we (I) love Frida?” Throughout the book’s fourteen loosely-linked essays, Black lays claim to Kahlo for unique reason: like the painter became later in...
Jun 27, 2021 | Art, Photography
This essay by Rob Madole, which focuses on Brandon Taylor’s new book of short stories, Filthy Animals, is a great read overall because of the way Madole discusses the recent wave of novels and realism in general: For readers of millennial fiction, this might feel like...
Jun 8, 2021 | Art, Illustration, Photography
LOS ANGELES — The story of Chinatown is a story of many things — of gentrification and the ongoing housing crisis, the development of the freeway system, US immigration policy, and the current wave of anti-Asian violence, tracing back to the Chinese Massacre of 1871,...
Mar 2, 2021 | Art, Design, Digital Art, Illustration, Photography
Painting Artist Spotlight: Eve Saint Jean 01.03.21 — Staff A selection of paintings by Montréal-based artist Eve Saint Jean. Interested in the archetypes that shape human existence and form the basis of our societies, Saint Jean’s work involves complimentary methods...
