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Natali Antonovich’s artistic journey is rooted in her connection to nature, spirituality, and the movement of time. Her work is often inspired by simple yet impactful moments, like a vivid memory she once shared: “There was a beautiful Orchid growing in my room. Flowers seemed to fly up from its branched roots, like little birds or stars… I saw how they wanted to fly… but they were held by a thin, strong stem. One day, I see a withered flower falling off its stem… Then I thought that the flower’s dream had come true, ‘flight only after death.’ Then I…

Jesse A. Kantu earned his BFA in Sculpture from the University of Houston in 2006, with a Minor in Art History, laying the foundation for his thoughtful and reflective artistic career. His art focuses on the shared struggles of humanity, specifically addressing the brokenness that transcends cultural boundaries. Kantu founded Pyramid Art Services in 2011, a creative hub where artists are encouraged to find their voices and share their stories. He continued his studies and received an MFA in Painting from Houston Baptist University in 2015. Alongside his visual works, he ventured into writing, publishing EMERGING—New Contemporary Narratives in the 21st…

Steffanie Samuels uses her art to shine a light on the urgent issue of climate change. A graduate of the University of Michigan, her artistic career began in ceramic sculpture, where she garnered multiple awards for her skill and creativity. Over time, though, Samuels’ focus shifted to a broader mission—addressing environmental concerns. Transitioning into abstract environmental art, she turned her artistic practice into a platform for activism. For Samuels, art isn’t just about aesthetics; it’s a vehicle for sparking conversation and action on the pressing issues of climate degradation. Samuels departs from her usual environmental themes, offering a portrait that…

Isabelle Magnin, a French artist, has always experienced the world visually, with images shaping her perception. From the age of seven, drawing and painting became integral to her life. However, her passions extended beyond art. She pursued science, focusing on mathematics, physics, and algorithms, which led her to a successful career as a Medical Imaging researcher at INSERM. Her work in the field of medical science allowed her to collaborate with researchers across the globe, earning her accolades such as the European Federation for Non-Destructive Testing’s gold medal in 1994 and being awarded the title of Chevalier de la Légion…

Haeley Kyong is an artist whose work reaches beyond conventional boundaries, resonating deeply with those who experience it. Her creations revolve around the belief that art has the power to transform and evoke raw emotions, often sparking moments of deep reflection through a minimalist yet impactful style. Raised in South Korea, Kyong’s artistic journey has been influenced by a mix of cultural backgrounds and a strong academic foundation. She developed her craft at the Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University and later at Columbia University in New York. This blend of Eastern and Western educational experiences is…

Lidia Paladino’s artistic path has been one of evolution and exploration, initially grounded in drawing and engraving. Her interest later shifted toward textile design, where she spent a significant period immersed in its intricacies. After stepping away for a time, Paladino eventually returned to engraving, revisiting her skills and embracing new techniques that have greatly enriched her work. In 2003, she received the First Municipal Prize for Engraving, an honor that marked a pivotal moment in her career. Her artistic development includes a fascination with different media, such as handmade paper and the incorporation of found materials in relief sculptures.…

Camille Ross, born in 1964 in San Francisco, was shaped by the contrasting worlds of Berkeley’s radicalism in the 1970s and the quiet, rural life in Mississippi. Her biracial background and Cherokee heritage further deepened her understanding of identity and marginalization, becoming key influences in her work as a photographer. Her art examines the societal structures that frame how women of color are represented and understood. Her latest project, The Women, is an attempt to shift how Native American and African American women are typically depicted. Rather than being constrained by narratives of victimhood and hardship, Ross’s images show these women…

Kimberly McGuiness, an American artist, brings to life a fusion of imagination and reality, using her work to explore the realms of nature, mythology, and visual storytelling. Her vibrant pieces, often featuring majestic animals like horses and peacocks, embody freedom, beauty, and the untamed spirit. These creatures carry a symbolic weight in her art, guiding viewers into a world where creativity thrives. What sets Kimberly apart is her ability to combine artistry with practicality. Her interactive creations, such as books, journals, and coloring pages, invite engagement beyond simple observation. These works are more than visual delights—they offer a hands-on experience…

Nancy Staub Laughlin’s creative path took shape following her completion of a BFA at Moore College of Art in Philadelphia, PA. Throughout her career, her work has been showcased in a variety of venues, including galleries and museums along the East Coast. Her art has been featured in several corporate and private collections. A pivotal moment in her career came when esteemed art critic Sam Hunter praised her work, calling it “refreshingly unique.” Laughlin’s art is characterized by a strong sense of focus and intensity, and her recognizable style persists even as she continues to evolve. She explores the relationships…

San Francisco’s two-year-old Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) will move to the city’s financial district in late October, taking up residence in a building known as “the Cube,” located in a complex co-owned by Donald Trump and placed on lenders’ watch lists. according to San Francisco Chroniclethe museum reached an agreement with Vornado Realty Trust, the property’s majority owner, to use the 78,000-square-foot space for two years, rent-free. Ali Gass, founding director of the San Francisco ICA, told Allergic That The museum did not comment on the “specifics of its exclusive partnership” with Vornado Realty Trust but said it was…