By masterfully juxtaposing the familiar and the unknown, the playful and the sinister, Argo’s paintings draw you into narratives thick … See Full Post
Driven by a limitless sense of curiosity, Pan creates work that is uninhibited by tradition, medium, or the supposed boundary … See Full Post
With an artistic practice that is highly disciplined and structured, Vo’s contemplative work evokes themes of routine, utility, and labor. … See Full Post
Making her way through the Appalachian Trail and a list of 12,000 endangered American species one step at a time … See Full Post
Mollie Schaidt enables the viewer to see deprivation and addiction through a nuanced lens, both her own experiences and those observed from a close 3rd person.
Clark’s artistic practice is grounded in the materiality of human life—bedrooms, furniture, bridges, trains—yet is concurrently invested in the intangible, … See Full Post
Both deeply personal and astutely constructed, Hetzel’s approach to portraiture raises important questions about who is seen as a worthy … See Full Post
Chiaroscuro Spring captures the joyous opportunity for regrowth that spring, now more than ever, presents as a distinctly hopeful warm … See Full Post
We sat down with Amy Cousins: 2021 WIND Fellow and artist advocating for queer visibility through her prints , sculptures, and installations
Intertwining glass with fabric, wood, and a vast array of found objects, Paula Mandel’s mixed media sculptures take shape as … See Full Post
