Artist and AWT columnist Morgan Everhart in conversation with Chinese fellow artist Xiaofu Wang about her strategy for surviving during COVID-19.
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Print Aid to Support Artists During COVID-19 Launches Today
Print Aid is a limited edition of silkscreen printed works by Caris Reid, Kim Dorland and Jennifer Caviola to support artists affected by COVID-19.
The First Privately-Owned Fine Art Silkscreen Studio Founded by a Woman Just Opened
Ali Sahmel’s Pegasus Prints is pushing silkscreens into new territories and creating alternative avenues for women in the art world.
Anna Pietrzak’s Exhibition “Before Shadows” Sets the Tone at The Place Gallery in DUMBO
An interview between the artist and the curator Katie Hector.
That Blow-Your-Mind-Kind-Of-High
LSD. Lysergic acid diethylmide. Who knows what that is? Not me.
DEC 21 EVENT: Shimmer Secrets at Humble Bloom’s Winter Solstice
Winter Solstice is a curated space celebrating the spirit of the season at The William Vale Plaza in NY from Dec. 18–22 with brands we love.
All In: Kimberly Dowdell on Bringing People Together and Diversity of Thought
Kimberly Dowdell is a licensed architect and frequent speaker on the topic of the future of architecture.
Why Art Consultants Sidel & McElwreath Want a United Artistic World
Art advisory Sidel & McElwreath seeks to unite all artists and create diversity in art
Meeting Inspiring East Village Artists at Painting Space 122
A look inside the work and lives of East Village artists at Painting Space 122.
Gothic New York: The Adirondacks as Site of Spooky Bildungsroman
Samantha Hunt’s haunting novel “Mr. Splitfoot” tells the story of 17-year-olds Ruth and Nat, orphans raised at the “Love of Christ!
How Do We Increase the Presence of Women in the Arts?
As diversity increases in the art and architectural worlds, we celebrate the work of women in these fields, and question if this presence is enough.
Architectural Designer Amina Blacksher on the Best Tips for Starting Your Career
In this Madame Architect feature, Amina Blacksher describes her path from her student days at Yale to starting her own studio.
How Cell Phones Hamper Our Ability to Appreciate Art Exhibitions
Viewing art exhibitions through the lens of our cell phones might make them more Instagrammable, but it could be diluting our experience.
Travel Blogger Randi Delano’s Guide to Traveling on a Budget
What Randi Delano discovered was life-changing. Traveling on a dime was easier and actually cheaper than her life in New York—so much so that she was able to turn travelling into her full-time job.