Suzanne V Paddock didn't set out to become an animal painter, she arrived there through grief, isolation, and a household that grew to nine cats and a dog. In this interview, the Virginia-based oil painter talks about what her pets have taught her about trust and social dynamics, how a devastating loss during the pandemic realigned her sense of purpose, and why the most meaningful moments in her work are the ones that are easy to overlook.

Artist and curator Jessica Libor shares how she navigated art school pressure, developed her signature fairy tale aesthetic, and built a creative career on her own terms. A must-listen for artists looking to find their unique voice and stay true to their vision.

Step inside "The Secret Show" at The Jane Gallery in Philadelphia. Curated by Era Contemporary, this Neo-Rococo exhibition features over 30 artists exploring beauty, ornament, and intimacy as a form of resistance against the winter grey.

In this intimate conversation, artist Sarah Detweiler shares her journey through motherhood, ADHD, and creative reinvention—unpacking the stories behind her Hidden Mother series and her latest exhibition, Unmasquerade.

Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman creates lush, symbolic paintings that blur the line between myth and memory. In this in-depth interview, she reflects on the impact of 3rd Wave Feminism, dream symbolism, and how her heroines navigate identity, power, and the unknown.

Texas-based artist Lacie Martinez debuts her solo exhibition, She Who Conquers, a heartfelt exploration of the strength, vulnerability, and beauty of motherhood.

Discover Cruel Babes, a solo exhibition by Rachel Gregor at Hashimoto Contemporary NYC from November 16 - December 7, 2024. This evocative series reimagines folk tales and mythology through a personal lens, inviting viewers to explore timeless themes of love, tragedy, and transformation.

Discover Enigmatic Glance at GR Gallery, a captivating group exhibition featuring Tania Marmolejo, Tatsuhito Horikoshi, Masumi Yamamoto, and TRNZ, each exploring the emotional depth of neutral expressions. Showing November 21 to December 28, 2024, in NYC.

In this intimate interview, French-Vietnamese artist Sophie-Yen Bretez discusses how her transracial adoption, cultural identity, and personal experiences have influenced her bold, poetic paintings. Bretez delves into her transition from management to full-time artist, her use of "reverse voyeurism" to challenge societal views on the female body, and how themes of trauma, resilience, and recovery are woven into her work. Discover how Bretez's visual storytelling and the power of poetry come together to inspire hope and empowerment for women everywhere.