Wildcats
Wildcats
by Joe Fischer
About the Artist
Joe Fischer is an artist living in New York City.
The Way
The Way
by Jim Ross
About the Artist
Jim Ross jumped into creative pursuits in 2015 after rewarding research career. With graduate degree from Howard University, in seven years he’s published nonfiction, fiction, poetry, photography, hybrid, plays, and interview in nearly 200 journals on five continents. Writing publications include Caustic Frolic, Columbia Journal, Hippocampus, Lunch Ticket, Manchester Review, Newfound, Ocotillo Review, The Atlantic, The Journal of Compressed Creative Arts, and Typehouse,. Photo essays, usually structured around writing, include Barren, DASH, Kestrel, Ilanot Review, Litro, […]
Duality, Extended, Fatigue, and Raw
Duality, Extended, Fatigue, and Raw
by Kaleigh Dandenau
About the Artist
Kaleigh Dandenau is a visual artist from Tennessee, living with and advocating for chronic and invisible illnesses. She uses her art to document this journey through the flesh, the mind, and the ever changing world around her. She continues to create in sickness, in health, and in love.
Instagram: @kaleighd.jpg
Lubetkin
by Austin Lubetkin
About the Artist
Austin Lubetkin is a software engineer and artist on the autism spectrum based out of Los Angeles, CA. His art is a platform for activism and Lubetkin frequently works with organizations like Arts4All representing artists with disabilities. Lubetkin’s work is inspired by the world of art therapy. As a child on the spectrum, the artist’s mother showed him how to express his emotions through art and since then art has been a source […]
First Flight
First Flight
by Milo Brown
About the Artist
Milo Brown is a young genderqueer poet and artist from the San Francisco Bay Area. They study Physics as an undergraduate at UCSB. In their free time, they like to brew looseleaf tea, call their mom, and read miserable books about unfortunate orphans.
Instagram: @gunpowder_milo
Order and Chaos – How would we know what light was if darkness didn’t exist?
Order and Chaos – How would we know what light was if darkness didn’t exist?
by Emma Kendall
21.5cm width x 28cm height, biro, pencil, and highlighter pens
About the Artist
I graduated from Textile Design at Bucks New Uni UK with a 1st in 2016. I went straight to London to pursue a career in design, aiming to intern with a big designer fashion brand, and then work my way up from the bottom. Quickly […]
Glitch
Glitch
by Fabio Sassi
About the Artist
Fabio Sassi makes photos and acrylics using what is considered to have no worth by the mainstream. He really enjoys taking the everyday and ordinary and framing it in a different way. Fabio lives in Bologna, Italy and his work can be viewed at www.fabiosassi.foliohd.com.
Monoliths
Monoliths #28, Monoliths #33, and Monoliths #49
by Mark Gens
1) Monoliths #28: 2022 26 x 38 inches Ink jet print, collage, photography
2) Monoliths #33: 2022 37 x 36 inches Ink jet print, collage, photography
3) Monoliths #49: 2022 26 x 38 inches Ink jet print, collage, photography
About the Artist
Mark Gens is a multimedia artist whose work includes collage, installation, video, e-literature, […]
Order of Chaos
Order of Chaos
by Lore Skoulatos
About the Artist
Lore Skoulatos is a writer and artist from New York. Her artwork was showcased in galleries in NYC and the great metro area. Before receiving her BA in Philosophy from Adelphi University in 2019, Skoulatos was in the fashion-art industry and was a model and brand spokesperson featured in Mashable, Snapchat, Vanity Fair, TLC, and various art photography collections. Currently she is pursuing her masters in Interdisciplinary Studies at NYU focusing on the metaphysics of […]
Flowers for Odesa and The World Has a Choice
Flowers for Odesa and The World Has a Choice
by Cristián Pietrapiana
1) Flowers for Odesa: Acrylic, ink, newspaper on canvas, 20×16 inches, 2022 (comment on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)
2) The World Has a Choice: Acrylic, ink, newspaper on board, 20×24 inches, 2022 (comment on climate crisis)
About the Artist
Originally from Buenos Aires, Pietrapiana lives and works in New York City. His work explores the […]