Wendy Osher: Something In The Water
You know what really, really inspires me? Eco-feminist artists. Hot damn that’s a whole lot of awesomeness tucked neatly into one person. Although I am not quite there yet — […]
Category Archives: Other Sweet Artists
Elizabeth Catlett: Identity Has A Sting
Elizabeth Catlett is one of those amazing artist that you could write on and on about for years, because the work she created is so important and the way she […]
Maria Izaquierdo: Despite Risk And Circumstance
One hundred years after her birth, Maria Izaquirdo was declared a Monumento Artistico de la Nacion. She lived in the same age of Diego Rivera, David Siqueiros, Frida Kahlo. Her […]
Frida Kahlo: Weighed, Measured and Commodified
In celebration of Cinco De Mayo (coming up on Monday!) my next three posts will be about three important female Mexican Artists. Finding these artists should have been easier, but […]
Meghan Howland: For The Birds
Happy Monday! If you’re like me, you are barely choking down your first vital sips of coffee. So enjoy your morning and feast your eyes on the work of Portland, […]
Sonja Barbaric: Let It Out In The Open
What is it that draws me to Sonja Barbaric’s drawings and paintings? It might be the just-veiled, raw emotions they hold in their elongated fingers. Maybe its because they feel […]
Noumeda Carbone: an invasive and consuming sense of discomfort
Glossom is like a social networking site on steroids for artists and creative people. A well designed social networking site. With beautiful artwork. And phenomenal artists. Actually, sometimes, when I […]
Shae DeTar: Fashionista Photographer
Artist-friend Jaclyn Wood shared the work of photographer Shae DeTar a few days ago and I have been itching to write about her work ever since. DeTar has been featured […]
Sandra Chevrier: Don’t forget that it is the lioness that goes out there to hunt
If you’re a fan of Hi-Fructose (and you should be!) you are probably already at least a little bit familiar with the work of Montreal-based artist Sandra Chevrier. Her work […]
Erin Murray: Hierarchies of Limitations and Opportunities
I first had the honor of meeting Erin Murray when I was a sophomore in college. She is the good friend of my undergrad professor, a fantastic painter, and one […]
