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Spent by Kenny Bass KENNY BASS "I thought I was bringing home snapshots. Apparently, they weren’t finished with me. I made Spent with a disposable camera in Iraq in 2003. Looking at that small print now, I see what the frame holds and what it cannot: empty shell casings cover the ground, but much of what I carried home remains invisible. That’s what draws me back to the hard things. The photograph gives me something concrete to share when an explanation falls short. I can sta

Susan Grace in her Studio SUSAN GRACE "My paintings focus on a female figure existing in an extraordinary world outside mundane reality. To explore themes of growth, renewal, and transformation, I blend realism with abstraction to create organic forms that shift and evolve, blurring the boundaries between the human spirit and the natural world. The paintings serve as a visual meditation on resilience, the possibility for adaptation and open-ended narratives, and one’s own p

Revealing the 2nd Edition of "TREE: Breath of Humanity" art exhibition

FIERCE & FRAIL III artists share their inspiration and a little bit about the hutzpah, moxie, and vulnerability required in the path and heart of an artist... War Masquerades as Innocence by Bob Conge BOB CONGE "My work is often inspired by my concern for what I see as deplorable human behavior such as my anger over the unfair practices of Banks or as in this case the outright lies offered by governments to support their positions as being the "GOOD GUYS” defending our superi

In the round with Verum Virtual! Visit "Fierce & Frail III: Of Beings, Beasts, and Seed"

The 3rd edition of "FIERCE & FRAIL: Of Beings, Beasts, & Seed" is live...read more below and click links to see full reveal. Harbinger by Denise Monaghan A degree of urgency and a sense of knowing hangs in the air to create a common thread in the diverse tapestry of works in this 3rd edition of Fierce and Frail: of Beings, Beasts, and Seed. Secrets seem to whisper among living things. This is a compelling collection with fresh and unpredictable dialog between works. It's equ

13th Annual Abstract Sanctuary artists share the spiritual nature of creating!

"Fit for a Queen depicts a modern blend of traditional royal family necklaces, the notorious RGB dissent collars, as well as traditional protective neck ware of indigenous people around the globe. These necklaces embody the regal spirit of royalty and the strength of feminist proclamation and protest. Many indigenous traditions include adorning young women with jewelry made with mother of pearl and other shells during sacred rites of passage when coming of age. In this time

Your chance to preview and purchase original works of art ahead of the opening reception for "A Generous Queendom"

Materiality, innovation, and the mark of the hand proved to be the key components of this year's edition of Abstract Catalyst and artists...