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Via Surrealism Today

Louise Irpino

The Nightmare Artist: Zdzisław Beksiński

Delve into the life and artwork of Polish painter Zdzisław Beksiński, known best for his dystopian, surrealist work.

Millie Brown

Jesslyn Low

Body Fluids in Art: Vomit

Explore these many artists' provocative use of vomit in art, examining its symbolism, impact, and grotesque unusuality to evoke strong emotions and commentary.

Miniature Western Town, 1962 with Disney characters, image courtesy of Rosella Parra

Rosella Parra

Ross Ward: The Mastermind Behind Tinkertown Museum

The Tinkertown Museum pays tribute to Ross J. Ward, a lifelong prolific artist known for his theme of “recycled folk art environment.” He made art from wooden carvings, collectibles, and...

Creativity or Defacement: How This TikTok Trend Is Luring In Keyboard Warriors

Lily Frye

Creativity or Defacement: How This TikTok Trend...

A recent TikTok trend has some artists heading to their local thrift stores to repurpose old paintings, sparking heated debate over the morality of altering original artwork. Check out our...

Hilary Pecis artwork via David Kordansky Gallery

Emma Livingston

Five Artists You Should Know

Each artist's distinct style and vision contribute to the ongoing dialogue of what art can be and how it can influence our perception of the world. Here are five artists...

Seedbed Ramop

Jesslyn Low

Body Fluids in Art: Semen

A look at the use of semen in artworks and their role in perceptions of masculinity.

Grid Petri Pattern

Madelyn Kenney

Petri Dish Art

Petri dish art represents the intersection of art and microbiology, containing a rich history connected to the scientist who crucially advanced the understanding of medicine.

Graphic via ZBrushCentral

Rosella Parra

Artwork of the Rape of the Sabine Women

The rape and abduction of the Sabine women are some of Rome’s earliest atrocities in Roman history. Four different artists give their interpretation of the violent assaults through their artwork.

Dr. Martens

Louise Irpino

A History of Fashion’s Most Iconic Combat Boots...

Explore the rich history of Dr. Martens combat boot and its impact on fashion, cultures, and global socio-political climates.

Childe Hassam, Pont Royal, parigi, 1897, image via Wikimedia_Sailko

Emma Segrest

Frames: The Invisible Glue of Art History

Discover the beauty of framing and the intricacy of frames as artwork themselves under the scope of art history and craftsmanship.