Prudence Flint’s Paintings Capture Moments of Repose that Are Ripe for Interruption
Prudence Flint, a former fashion‑illustrator turned oil painter, creates intimate domestic scenes that capture women in moments of quiet contemplation. She draws on cinema’s Kuleshov effect and deliberately distorts proportions to evoke internal emotional states rather than visual realism. Flint’s process blends photography, live models, and free‑hand drawing, allowing the work to evolve organically over years. Her recent piece “The Wake” illustrates how personal loss fuels a broader dialogue about female experience and body perception.
No Longer, Not Yet—Paintings on Paper: Jonathan Wateridge @ GRIMM, Amsterdam
GRIMM gallery in Amsterdam presents Jonathan Wateridge’s second solo exhibition, titled No Longer, Not Yet – Paintings on Paper, running through March 28, 2026. The show highlights Wateridge’s paper works that capture erased moments from larger canvases, serving as studies for past...
PAGING DR. FEELGOOD via Perrotin, Los Angeles by Piper Olivas
PAGING DR. FEELGOOD, a pop‑up group show presented by Perrotin, opened in Los Angeles during LA Art Week, occupying the former Spago venue. The exhibition stages four thematic sections that blend bar culture, hyperreal landscapes, gender‑bending portraits, and a shrine‑like finale...
Digital Painting in LA and Beyond, the Set List
The Los Angeles event, co‑hosted by LACMA Digital Leaders and Ark/8, assembled a curated selection of works that the organizer classifies as digital painting, ranging from early Photoshop pieces to recent code‑generated art. Speakers and artists—including Bee Beep, Parker Ito, and Casey Reas—demonstrated how...
Civilization Is A Sculpture: The Art of Dustin Yellin
Brooklyn‑based artist Dustin Yellin blends painting, sculpture and collage into massive glass installations that explore civilization, migration and climate change. His twelve‑ton work “The Triptych” and the multi‑panel “Migration in Four Parts” use found objects to create hyper‑detailed, narrative‑driven scenes....
Board Updates for Rhizome’s Fourth Decade
Rhizome announced the election of artist‑designer Katherine Frazer and investor Jeannie Vu to its Board of Directors as the nonprofit enters its fourth decade. Frazer, an Apple product designer with a multidisciplinary art practice, brings expertise in user‑centered design and...
2025 Booooooom Illustration Awards Winner: Andrea Cheung
Andrea Cheung won the Editorial category of the 2025 Booooooom Illustration Awards for her piece in Our State magazine. The award, backed by Format, highlights top talent across editorial, advertising, product and student categories. Cheung’s winning illustration blends painterly realism...
Meet Cute: Collaboratove Duo DABSMYLA Communicates Through Color, Pop Culture & The Power of Piles of Cute
Australian pop‑art duo DABSMYLA, formed by Darren Mate and Emmelene Victoria, have turned a college romance into an internationally recognized brand. Their collaborative process hinges on spoken dialogue and shared sketches, producing work that feels created by a single hand....