The non-profit Project Angel Food has devoted itself to feeding people experiencing serious illness around Los Angeles. Since its creation in 1989, they’ve delivered 20 million free medically tailored meals to date, serving 7,157 clients in the last year.
During his time at the Ringling School of Art and Design in Sarasota, Fla.
Japanese artist Kei Meguro loves a challenge.
When a pop star goes on tour, there are many elements that need to be pieced together by a creative team. This usually includes booking venues, hiring dancers and musicians, choreographing performances, creating shiny costumes, coming up with a hit-filled setlist, and designing a memorable stage. For Shakira’s latest tour, Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour (“Women No Longer Cry”)
For Maite Autrique, painting is more than a creative effort—it’s something that saved her life.
Mitigating the effects of human-caused climate change takes many forms. Some solutions are technical, while others appeal to our emotions.
Throughout the three years that he attended art school, Sid Pattni never learned how to paint his own skin tone. Representing white skin came more naturally to him than brown skin, and it was only after his program that he began questioning why. It was at this point that the Australian artist laid the foundations for his creative practice, veering toward post-colonial frameworks that could more adequately address his concerns with diaspora and displacement.
During the summer months, Kristen Abbott likes to go on what she calls “leaf walks.
When the first commercial typewriters hit the market in 1874, they quickly became an essential tool for writing and communication.
South African artist James Cook’s sculptures weren’t always grounded in abstraction. Before he began creating the fragmented, dreamy sculptures for which he’s become known, he mostly stayed within the lines. At first, this was an attractive option for him: there was a “technical challenge” implicit in “capturing the human form with precision,” the artist tells My Modern Met, yet he often felt that the final results remained “static.
Hyperrealistic drawing combines technical skill and the determination to depict something exactly as the human eye sees it.
Artist and photographer Kip Fulbeck is revisiting his examination of identity as someone of mixed Asian descent.
