Barbie as a Feminist Icon

Cecile Plaisance’s Bold Vision Cecile Plaisance discusses her artistic journey, using Barbie and lenticular prints to address feminism, female autonomy, and societal constraints, challenging traditional roles and celebrating women’s freedom of expression. Cecile Plaisance’s artistry is an unapologetic celebration of femininity, freedom, and provocative expression. With a career that began in the European financial markets…

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Elisabeth Hartig Lentulo Illuminates History and Humanity Through Near the Danube Bridge

PHOTO: Elisabeth Hartig Lentulo, author of Near the Danube Bridge, preserving her family’s story and Balkan history with emotional depth and historical insight Preserving Memory, Exploring Resilience, And Uncovering Forgotten Histories Elisabeth Hartig Lentulo shares the powerful story of her father’s survival, music, and resilience during WWII, highlighting overlooked Balkan history and the enduring human…

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Ana Mosquera: “I use technology to question itself, exploring how it both connects us and commodifies our connections.”

Ana Mosquera uses digital and physical spaces to explore themes of absence, control, and resilience Ana Mosquera’s work explores identity, belonging, and digital presence, using her personal journey and immersive installations to question how technology and bureaucracy impact our sense of self and connection. Ana Mosquera’s work challenges the boundaries between the physical and digital,…

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Christopher Dunlap Explores Vibrant Patterns and Spatial Depth in Contemporary Art

PHOTO: Christopher Dunlap at work in his Harlem studio, where tradition meets innovation in vibrant expressions of contemporary art. A Journey Through Color and Complexity Christopher Dunlap delves into his creative process, exploring layers, color dynamics, and the influence of childhood quilting on his vibrant artwork. Christopher Dunlap stands as a remarkable force within the…

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WOWwART Magazine Set to Launch in December, Bringing Global Contemporary Art and Artists to the Forefront

WOWwART Magazine Launches This December, Celebrating Global Contemporary Art With Exclusive Features, Interviews, And Worldwide Media Coverage “Being featured in WOWwART means gaining visibility not just in print edition, but across the entire media spectrum in the US, UK, Europe and beyond” – R. Pandozzi, Editor-In-Chief Read the details on one of these following media…

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Mona Kamal Weaves Stories Of Migration, Identity, And Belonging

Photo: Mona Kamal’s art is a profound testament to her creativity, courage, and ability to illuminate complex cultural and personal narratives. Photo by Arts Westchester Exploring Borders And Belonging Through Art Mona Kamal reflects on migration, identity, religion, and conflict through powerful multimedia art, exploring personal memories, family heritage, and marginalized communities affected by global…

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Sarah Peters Brings Nature and Letters to Life Through Her Captivating Sculptures

Photo: Sarah Peters with her Botanical Fainting Couch, a masterful blend of botanical artistry and bronze craftsmanship that invites exploration and wonder. A Fusion of Art, Nature, and Education Sarah Peters shares the inspiration, challenges, and process behind her Botanical Fainting Couch, blending botanical textures with intricate bronze craftsmanship to create an interactive, educational, and…

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Los Angeles Philharmonic Musician Jory Herman Announces New Album ‘Argonautical’ Featuring 5 Works by Female Composers

The Haunted Attraction Association certifies 50 “Top Haunts” for excellence in safety, education, and scares, highlighting attractions that meet rigorous standards and enhance the Halloween experience nationwide. In celebration of the spooky season, the Haunted Attraction Association (H.A.A.) has announced its annual list of the “Top Haunted Attractions” across the United States. Released on Friday…

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Flog’s “Human of Glass” Shines Light on Fragility, Resilience, and the Power of Color

The Fragile Yet Vibrant World of the “Human of Glass” French artist Flog discusses his iconic “Human of Glass” series, blending fragility and strength, pop culture influences, and his vision for upcoming exhibitions in New York and London. Art has the power to reflect the human experience, and few artists capture its fragility and resilience…

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Sari Carel  Explores Interconnectedness Through Art and Activism

Bridging Art, Environment, And Interspecies Communication Sari Carel discusses her creative process, the role of sound in her installations the integration of environmental activism into her art. Sari Carel is a multimedia artist whose innovative work transcends traditional boundaries, inviting audiences to engage with complex themes of communication, perception environmental consciousness. Based in Brooklyn, New…

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