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Tango Hotel x Mist: A Colorful Collab
Tango Hotel presents their debut collaboration with French graffiti legend MIST. Learn about the brand’s unique approach to collaborations, and their propensity to work with creatives across the spectrum from fine art to graffiti, elevating the craft from the stitching to the design.
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Los Bravu’s Happiness Renaissance
Inspired by the eternal Renaissance, Las Bravu creations bring humans to a central spot and represent the ruins of culture and the misery of a civilization incapable of focus and surrounded by constant inputs. However, there is always room for hope. At the end of the day, Los Bravu are here to remember us why being happy and expressing it through art is now more relevant than ever.
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Painting with Emotions at Extempor-Art
Close to Rome’s famous Piazza Navona you’ll find the small art shop and gallary Extempor-ART. If you step inside, you’ll immediately be surrounded by a sea of bright colors and a good amount of enthusiasm of owner Renato Mazza.
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Adrian Bermeo’s Colorful Spirit World
Meet Adrian Bermeo, the Jackson Heights neo-expressionist painting folkloric Puerto Rican stories.
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3rd Ethos and Creative Freedom in Bushwick
Meet the woman-about-town and gallerist Connie Byun, responsible for the Bushwick DIY gallery space, 3rd Ethos, which turns 5 this year.
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Order and Chaos: Q&A with Dean Pagano
Get to know painter and musician Dean Pagano and hear about why his debut solo show at Sour Mouse this Wednesday is one not to miss.
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Artists Reflect on Bringing Grief to Life for INERTIA • c a t h a r s i s
After a wildly successful opening night, IndividualActivist, Kar Part, Chris RWK, and Amy Smith reflect on their pieces in Rachael N. Clark’s “tapestry of grief” show, INERTIA • c a t h a r s i s. The show remains on view in Portland, OR, until May 29th.
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Vandal and Art in Ad Places Co-Founder Caroline Caldwell on Taking Up Space
“You always learn who you are by bumping up against boundaries, and finding out where you don’t fit” is how Brooklyn-based street artist Caroline Caldwell describes her work. Learn more about this hell-raising wall painter and the things that influence her unique art.
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Grant Catton: Economics, Expressionism, Espresso
Emma talks neo-expressionism, coffee, found surfaces, money, storytelling, the Rust Belt, and more with Pittsburgh multimedia artist Grant Catton.
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Ashley Miah: Candy for the Culture
Jomani Danielle spoke to Ashley Miah, a native New Yorker who uses colorful cartoon characters influenced by everything from bodegas to tarot decks to preserve the pre-gentrification New York culture she loves so much.
