Sho Shibuya Meditates on Rainy Days and the Fragile Nature of Peace — Colossal
The ever-observant Sho Shibuya is known for his daily meditations blanketing the covers of The New York Times.…
Through Stacks of Laundry and Humble Vessels, Danym Kwon Cherishes the Mundane — Colossal
For Danym Kwon, the concept of home is mutable. The artist (previously) recently relocated to San Jose from…
Experimenting with Color and Reflection, Kenny Harris Brews Beautiful Still Lifes — Colossal
In 1933, Alfonso Bialetti and his son Renato began to market an aluminum contraption for brewing coffee that…
Isabella Mellado Summons Sins and Desire in Her Tarot-Inspired Paintings — Colossal
What does it mean to sin? In mystical paintings in oil, Isabella Mellado diverges from the Catholic guilt…
In ‘Little Italy,’ Dina Brodsky and Lorraine Loots Collaborate on a Tiny Scale — Colossal
From Manhattan to San Diego to Cleveland, neighborhoods known for their Italian-American populations have endearingly been called Little…
Gabrielle Garland’s House Portraits Illuminate Daily Life, Individuality, and the ‘Fabric of Society’ — Colossal
Gabrielle Garland may not depict people in her square-format, mixed-media paintings, yet the works might as well be…
Lisa Congdon Translates the Healing Power of Making from Collage to Painting — Colossal
Late last year, as she was recovering from two knee replacements, Lisa Congdon (previously) was unable to commute…
“Wild Thing: A Life of Paul Gauguin” by Sue Prideaux, Reviewed by Max Carter
Wild Thing: A Life of Paul Gauguin by Sue Prideaux Sue Prideaux’s Wild Thing is wise, engaging—and the…
Cosemtics and Cosmos Blend in Circe Irasema’s Wooden Sculptures — Colossal
“For me, painting is a question about time,” says Circe Irasema. The artist, who lives and works in…
Wang Mansheng Turns to Nature to Make His Own Paintbrushes from Organic Materials — Colossal
Have you ever sought out the best variety of paper, highest quality paints, or most-trusted brand of equipment…