contemporary art

Beloved Artist Abandons Work 20 Years In The Making To Protest Trump

“My decision process was that, like many others, I never believed that Trump would be elected.”
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South African Artist's Erotic Paintings Explore Humanity's Animal Urges

Lady Skollie's visual feasts look sweet, but look out for rotten parts.
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Why Is Gender Still An Issue?

It is crucial for us to lead the way in advocating for better representation in museums, galleries and art fairs.
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Jenny Holzer's 'Nasty' Essays Will Get You Ready For A Revolution

Her 1977 "Inflammatory Essays" are eerily relevant today.
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Women Across The Country Are Angry, And Artists Are No Exception

The "Angry Women" art show is embracing the power of female rage.
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Shepard Fairey's 'We The People' Gets Full-Page Ad In Major Newspapers

On the day of President Donald Trump's inauguration.
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Outsider Art Fair Is The Right Art World Event For Inauguration Weekend

Making apolitical art is a privilege, one that outsider artists do not have.
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'Hope' Artist Is Back With Commanding Poster Art For March On D.C.

Shepard Fairey, Jessica Sabogal and Ernesto Yerena want to visualize the non-partisan principles that characterize America.
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The Only Person Fit To Design Trump's Wall Is An Artist Named Christo

Christo "would transform a racist project into a public art event."
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These Artists Are Out To Destroy The Idea That Men Need To 'Man Up!'

Let's talk about manhood and the problems with toxic gender stereotypes.
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