THE KRI8IVE

On our day dedicated to experimentation, students in the Summer Fine Arts Academy had the opportunity to learn from painter Sonja Garcia, whose work explores portraiture, identity, and the complex relationship between artist, muse, and viewer. Born and raised in Oahu, Hawai'i and later studying art history and studio practice in Rome, Sonja's paintings investigate both the physicality of paint and the emotional spaces that exist between people. As she writes in her artist sta

As part of the Summer Fine Arts Academy, our Middle School students had the opportunity to meet illustrator, cartoonist, and writer Alejandro Toro, whose work explores storytelling through traditional drawing, painting, watercolor, ink, and comics. Born between cultures and having lived across Colombia, Mexico, the United States, Italy, France, and China, Alejandro brings a unique perspective to the stories he tells through images.

Four upcoming female artists came together for a terrace debut of their work in a collective exhibition last week called Dream Central....

What is the purpose of art? Should it document, define, question, explore, analyze, sell, or simply exist? Across history, artists have...

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Grandma always said: don't play with your food! Two young women from the organization Just Stop Oil were arrested after their...

The essence of being human on earth: how can a topic so broad possibly be brought together and look good? Though predominately female,...

What if I told you that the bloodshed of America's infamous, big-Pharma-funded war on drugs has benefitted --of all things --the arts?...