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The Japanese artist Yoko Terauchi takes us into her Toyko studio where she embraces silence and waits for inspiration.

The artist, who is based between Beijing and Toronto, is using Lego bricks to upend traditional Chinese ink painting.

Certain multi-talented artists defy easy description or categorization. Harry Cassell is one such individual and might best be described as a craftsperson - a creator who is dedicated to honing skills and mastering techniques in order to share her vision.

A studio visit with Stephen Wong Chun Hei, who has gained a solid following with unique landscape paintings inspired by his native Hong Kong.

For Providence-based illustrator Ryan Dean, inspiring young people is at the heart of his art practice. The bright and cheerful designs that come from his studio can inspire both those who are young and young at heart. Through January, an immersive exhibi

Few creatives on the Rhode Island scene can match the ebullient and colorful personality of local ceramist, painter, and mixed media artist Laura White Carpenter. From her Pawtucket studio, Carpenter creates forms that are full of texture, color, and medi

Some artists are extraordinarily productive, with minds always full of ideas and intentions. Sharon Cutts is one such individual, and from her Pawtucket studio is constantly producing inventive works that meld the fields of painting, mixed media, collage,

We caught up with the very busy LA-based artist Patrick Martinez to talk about inspiration, techniques, and seeing the Henry Taylor show on two coasts.

All artists have life experiences that inform their work. For Rhode Island mixed media collage artist Sarah Z. Short, a previous career as an educator shapes a deep appreciation for use of text and repurposed books in her artworks, which blends printmakin

Avery Singer was 14 on 9/11 and what she witnessed took its toll on her mental health. Her experience of that day has informed Free Fall, her ambitious solo exhibition at Hauser & Wirth London, which considers the power of memory and the impact of collective trauma