Helen Frankenthaler
Helen Frankenthaler in 1956. Photograph: Gordon Parks/Getty Images Frankenthaler said in an interview that she does not paint things but climates, feelings. That her concept is dangerously always inspiration, leading [...]
Federico Infante
Eight years of my life I had, for many reasons, been actively hating the job I was working. A singular pursuit, pushed away the present, pushed away the real priorities that would make [...]
Maria Bamford
The early 2000s: I didn’t know I lived with anxiety, panic attacks, obsessive compulsion driving me away from most people. When I was a kid I just knew I loved Maria [...]
Star Trek, The Next Generation, Obviously
What is the purpose of science fiction? To reel through rapid visuals and acrobatics getting ocular-drunk and twisting your adrenal gland? Or to dream about what we could be, to plot a [...]
WildFleurs / True Love
I am digitizing my crates and crates of music, sketches, college writing assignments and handouts, all of these things the art student of 2000 needed to save and refer back to in [...]
Rick and Morty
Rick and Morty takes Existentialism and grinds it into a loveable Ayn Randian Scientist character. Creators Harmon and Roiland put him into a family of feeling people who [...]
Eva Hesse
Hesse with Not Yet 1966 When I began my double major in Sculpture in 2004; it seemed like half of us were trying to be the next [...]
David Alfaro Siqueiros
Portrait of the Bourgeoisie 1939 A powerful muralist of both moral/political conviction and bold experimental skill and style, David Alfaro Siqueiros is one of the important figures of [...]
Thomas Hart Benton
America Today mural panel 1930 One of Jackson Pollock's influential teachers, Benton was a figure in the Regionalism movement. His painting subjects focused on workers and rural [...]
Danielle Clough
These are gorgeous. Browse along her website http://www.danielleclough.com/ and try not to be amazed. Some of the pieces show the back of the needle point and are dimensional. [...]