This interview traces Nigerian artist Zizah's eidetic impressions, work that has captivated audiences and earned him a lasting place in the country's art scene.
Dr. Willard Wigan, MBE, creates microscopic sculpture and uses his small-scale wonders to advocate for environmental causes worldwide.
Marlene Jorge is a neurodivergent, self-taught polymath whose bold primary colors and strong black lines build genuinely striking work.
Surrealist artist J. Quinn pushes the edges of contemporary art, drawing global attention that has included a nod from pop star Dua Lipa.
Lavanya Challa builds worlds with color and movement. From her early days sketching for hours as a hyperactive child to mastering abstraction in response to harsh critique, Challa has always let her work speak for her. In her latest series, she confronts what it means to be seen, weaving her experience as a mother of an autistic child into every brushstroke.
Lines, monsters, and identity in a creative odyssey. A dark & beautiful, visual feast for the eyes.
Sian Atkins, a self-taught autistic and queer painter, uses bold color to hold her own balance and to make space for what does not fit neatly.
