"I want to do with carpets anything that I can with all the instruments that exist, so no one can even do anything with them in the coming 100 years,” boldly declared Azerbaijani artist Faig Ahmed in an email, as if penning his personal manifesto... Read the full article on the artist by clicking above!
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Julia Randall’s drawings are unexpectedly seductive, like a sudden whiff of perfume caught brushing past a stranger. The content of her work is not something our eyes are trained to scour for signs of sex, but we find them there anyway... Read the full article by clicking above!
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While words like “bust” or “monument” come to mind to describe Kaju Hiro’s sculptures, the artist simply refers
to them as “portraits.” Read the full article on the artist by clicking above.
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With their color palettes like rare, tropical birds, Erik Jones’ paintings present beauty as it might exist in a vacuum. Or at least that’s the illusion. Read the entire article by Nastia Voynovskaya by clicking above...
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