Rachel Levit is a recent graduate of Parsons School of Design. She uses gouache to create her illustrations, my favorites being her solitary portraits shown here. I love the sense of loneliness she’s captured, as well as her color palette. All images…
I’m not really a bat lover. I know that some people find them cute, but me? Not so much. I also don’t find rodents cute, either. (Sorry I’m not sorry.) BUT, I will make an exception for the Etsy shop…
Seripop is the collaboration between Yannick Desranleau and Chloe Lum who started Seripop in 2002. Hailing from Canada, the duo seems to create a lot of screen printed works that then make their way to into massive installations and other…
I first spoke of the work of Gina Dawson when I saw it as part of a group show, Boundry Proof, at the Guest Spot Art Space in Baltimore. She created these amazing miniature funeral wreathes made out of paper.…
While perusing Lost At E Minor, I came across the work of Agustina Woodgate. More specifically, I found her rugs, which are hand design and sewn from recycled stuffed animal skins. I have always been intrigued by oriental rugs, and…
Rebecca introduced me to the work of Caitlin Ducey, and I’m really taken by her exploration in the use of plastic straws in sculptural forms. Caitlin has used them to create work that is pleasing on many different levels. She…
This past Saturday I attended the opening for Conectado: Connecting at the Creative Alliance in Baltimore. I personally know the artists collaborating on the piece, Jaime Bennati and May Wilson, and I was really impressed with the installation they had…
I met Erica Mahinay this past fall at the Vermont Studio Center while we were resident artists. I thought her work was amazing in person, and so this morning I was very excited to see a press release from her…