Yup, we’re at Miami Art Week. Here’s our Miami Art Week preview of fairs we’ll be frequenting and artists we’re looking out for.
Presenting a tasty tidbit about sculptor John Bisbee that our writer couldn’t fit into our October/November 2017 print issue.
With intricate paintings styled like Catholic holy cards, Ria Brodell honors butch heroes through history.
Vinalhaven sculptor Diana Cherbuliez gets candid about art, labor, and her new exhibition at Grant Wahlquist Gallery.
New Hampshire artist Hannah Phelps uses the science of nature to infuse her wood prints and plein air paintings.
Gather Glass brings glassblowing, farming, and community to Providence, Rhode Island, in this community-based venture.
One plus one is two, except when it’s 45’s Federal budget proposal to eliminate the NEA and the NEH—for starters.
Maine’s isolated Tides Institute and Museum of Art encourages artistic collaborations between artists and between countries.
Hartford, Connecticut artist Michael Madore imagines a future of migrating species and global warming, without leaving his home.
Rhode Island sculptor Krzysztof Mathews switches between the physical and digital realms with his race of cybernetic characters.
