Strange but True
Could You be in a Community?!
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