Astha is a proud woman of color – a daughter, sister, wife, and dog mom. Born and raised in Delhi, India she comes from a humble middle-class family. Growing up she enjoyed doing arts and craft, and credits her mom for encouraging creative hobbies. The first one in the family to pursue education in the … Read moreArtwork by Astha Malik
Guatemalan singer/songwriter Tita will shares a single “Bassman Fuzz” that provides listeners with a new, eccentric sound in anticipation of the release of her debut album Mundo Cruel, due later this year. Marking her first track in English, the artist delves into fresh sounds of upbeat bubblegum synth-pop. Inspired by moving in new directions, the … Read more“Bassman Fuzz” by TITA
Sherouk Morsi is an Egyptian artist, and filmmaker. She was born and raised in Egypt and moved to New York when she was 15. Morsi earned her Bachelors in Art from Hunter College where she majored in Film. She believes that the brighter the piece, the more powerful it is. She’s been uninspired and unable … Read moreArtwork by Sherouk Morsi
“When you allow yourself to share your voice, experiences, and music with the world, you attract people looking to help, collaborate, fund, but most importantly support the work you are doing,” Venturathegay says. “What you give, you get back” is more than just a quotable saying for Ventura. It is a lived experience for the … Read more“Venturathegay, Moving and Shaking In His Own Way” by Ania Holland
Greta McGee (she/her), a Black American-Italian born woman, raised in New York City. Her multi-disciplinary creative works report on the body, spirit, and mind as they work together. She is a 2021 graduate of Sarah Lawrence College. Greta recently published her first work of fiction in Scoundrel Time. @artworkbygreta
As a legal scholar and human rights attorney, the most recent leaked opinion from the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) is not a surprise. Our legal system was created by people who believed that Black people and all women were not people worthy of protection under the law at best and that they … Read moreWhy the (potential) Overturning of Roe v. Wade Makes a Case for the Abolition of the U.S. Criminal Legal System by Whit Washington, Esq.
Mario Loprete ,Catanzaro 1968 Graduate at Accademia of Belle Arti , Catanzaro (ITALY) Painting for me is my first love. An important, pure love. Creating a painting, starting from the spasmodic research of a concept with which I want to transmit my message is the foundation of painting for me. The sculpture is my lover, my … Read moreArtwork by Mario Loprete
As half of the genre-defining duo behind the Love and Rockets comic series, Gilbert Hernandez is well-known by graphic novel fans and critics alike as an influential figure from the medium’s formative years. Throughout the 1980s and 90s, as writers and artists from all sides of comics were striving to push the literary and artistic … Read moreQuestions of Canon in Gilbert Hernandez, Palomar Comics by Martin Dolan
My name is DaJaniere Rice (day-juh-near) and I’m a multidisciplinary artist from Inkster, Michigan. Art has always been a gateway for me to express myself and learn more about who I am as a human being and artist. Being a person who has struggled with depression and anxiety, art and design have become my places … Read moreArtwork by DaJaniere Rice
Jennifer Reeves (b. 2000) is a hobbyist artist from the Philippines whose mediums primarily include analog collages and recycled crafts. Jennifer comes from a non-art related background rooted in conservation biology and international studies at Monash University, Australia. She started her artistic journey with digital drawing, but was inspired in recent years to incorporate scrap … Read moreArtwork by Jennifer Reeves