Alternative Artifact | Lesser Gonzalez Alvarez
Lesser Gonzalez’s Alternative Artifacts series unsettles our assumptions of ancient artifacts and the illusion of, what the artist calls, “indeterminable origin.” Through digital artistry, Gonzalez fabricates...
Dept. of Cute | Crystal Beiersdorfer
“Digital culture is constantly altering the definition of what it means to be a “beautiful” woman, with the worshipping and glorification of the proper...
Brooklyn School of Magic | Elizabeth Montague
Artist Statement This piece was inspired by a combination of the recent casting of a black Hermione Granger in the play Harry Potter and the Cursed...
FEELS LIKE SPAM
FEELS LIKE SPAM from Keaton Fox on Vimeo. I made FEELS LIKE SPAM as a reaction to a warning I had received via Tinder. The...
On Digital Sexuality: Emergence and Digital Art | Brandon Gellis
Within the United States, responses toward LGBTQ communities by the culture at large (the mainstream culture) have transformed within the last 100 years....
for Digital Graffiti
From January 19-26th, I was fortunate enough to have been invited and involved in the Alys Foundation’s Visiting Artist Series. The week long residency...
Review: Push Pull: A visual analysis | Nia Burks
The first viewing of Push Pull by Purity Ring is reminiscent of a figurative interpretation of the abstract minimalist aesthetic that has defined much...
Thomas Asmuth | Q + A
Thomas Asmuth is an artist and educator who creates works that span science and art, identity and robotics. He currently teaches as an assistant...
Matthew Stone | Q+A
Matthew Stone is a London-based artist interested in contemporary shamanic practices. His work extends across photography, painting, sculpture, parties, and performance, and is characterized by...
Frank Correa | Q + A
Frank Correa is an artist based in Seattle who shoots and manipulates digital images. Coming to Washington by way of Peru, Frank reworks his photographs...