Marie-Amélie Chéreau
Marie Amélie Chéreau return to art came after a life that had been deliberately built away from it, shaped by
Caroline Absher
Caroline Absher describes painting with oils as “the most enjoyable thing in the world,” it’s a way of living inside
Sophia Frese
Painting did not begin as a career for artist Sophia Frese. It arrived instead as a kind of return, a
Ádám Dóra
Ádám Dóra is a Hungarian visual artist working between Budapest and Barcelona, whose practice bridges sculpture, installation, drawing, and conceptual
Eva Dixon
From the beginning, Eva Dixon’s relationship to making things was tied to the rhythms of labor and construction. She grew
Marc Sparfel
Marc Sparfel’s story begins with an act of discovery, the kind that happens quietly, without expectation. Born in Brittany, France,
Ruprecht von Kaufmann
In his Berlin studio, Ruprecht von Kaufmann works surrounded by the quiet textures of linoleum, a surface he has made
Julie Stoppel
Julie Stoppel never planned to become an art teacher, or a gallery owner for that matter. But in her life,
Nancy Goldring
Nancy Goldring remembers her first studio vividly. It was not a grand loft in New York or a well-lit atelier
Vasco Del Rey
Vasco Del Rey’s journey as a painter began with a small, bright green and yellow sketchbook his mother bought him
Logan T. Sibrel
Logan T. Sibrel’s journey as an artist began in the quiet town of Santa Claus, Indiana, where the natural rhythms
Josie Girand
When Josie Girand talks about her early years, she remembers moving quietly through classrooms, feeling out of place in her
Holly Lampen
When Holly Lampen looks back on her younger self, she remembers a girl who sometimes hesitated to share her work.
Aidan Lapp
Aiden Lapp grew up in Los Angeles, performing Shakespeare from a young age and spending his early years on stage.
Yael Dresdner
Yael Dresdner speaks with the same focus that appears in her work. When she describes painting, it isn’t with grand