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We caught up with artist Tara Geer to discuss her bold, raw drawings on the eve of a new show opening in Springs, Long Island.

Throughout the decades, Nintendo’s Pokémon franchise has portrayed the titular pocket monsters in one of three typical ways: they’re either pets, natural extensions of every day life, or forces of nature whose existence can sometimes be a little messed up. And when they aren’t one of those, they’re off doing their own thing without a human trainer along for the ride.

Rhode Island scenery is a frequent subject for local artists, but Cranston-based painter Lee Ann Scotto Adams looks for inspiration in novel places. In sensuous and brushy artworks, Adams celebrates vernacular architecture, backyards, alleys, and the less

RISD Professor Andrew Raftery is one of the printmaking community’s most respected practitioners. An artist who is dedicated both to craft and to a deep study of the history of his medium, he makes intricately designed and carefully thought out artworks.

We spoke with emerging painter Natalia Gonzalez Martin about her art historical reference points, the perils of working with wood, and summoning divine inspiration.

Few artists in Rhode Island have a resume as lengthy and as decorated as Jacqueline Ott. With works in important collections and a long exhibition track record, Ott is an active maker whose focus is on producing finely crafted artworks that hinge on caref

The May 2023 issue of The Architect’s Newspaper is out today the issue includes features about ecology and a Focus section on facades.

Host Jerry Kenney brings your the latest features from WYSO producers and interviews from around the Miami Valley.

Host Jerry Kenney brings your the latest features from WYSO producers and interviews from around the Miami Valley.

Host Jerry Kenney brings your the latest features from WYSO producers and interviews from around the Miami Valley.