Join us as we delve into the artistic journey of Marie-Claude Marquis, a Montreal-based multidisciplinary artist whose work fuses painting, graphic design, and installation. With a keen eye for vintage treasures and a unique ability to infuse humor into her pieces, Marquis challenges viewers to reflect on their relationship with consumerism and the beauty of second-hand objects. Explore her creative process, inspirations, and the profound messages behind her art in this insightful feature.

Join us as we delve into the artistic journey of Gregory Euclide, an acclaimed artist and educator based in the Minnesota River Valley. With a diverse body of work that spans sculpture, painting, and mixed media, Euclide transforms everyday materials into thought-provoking landscapes. In this blog post, we explore his artistic philosophy, memorable experiences, and future aspirations as he invites viewers to rethink their relationship with the environment. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain insight into a creative mind that continually pushes the boundaries of art and nature.

Meet Ryan Horton, a Boston-based artist whose work challenges societal expectations and explores identity through digital mixed media and bold single-line drawings. In this interview, Ryan shares his journey, artistic philosophy, and how his experiences as a Black man in America have shaped his creative expression. Discover how Ryan's art delves into personal insecurities, confidence, and the freedom of self-expression.

In this feature, we delve into the artistry of Stephanie Gibby, a sculptor and woodworker from South Louisiana. Her latest series, "Artificial Lore," invites viewers to ponder the interplay between the natural world and human-made mythologies. Through her intricate wooden sculptures, Stephanie reflects on her own journey and the stories we craft in the absence of concrete history. With a background in both sculpture and photography, her work explores the boundaries between reality and imagination, fostering deep connections with her audience. Join us as we uncover the inspirations and challenges that shape Stephanie's artistic vision.

In this feature, we spotlight Michelle Pang, a Vancouver-based textile designer whose brand, Misheo, merges original illustrations with high-quality wearable art. With a passion for biodiversity, Michelle’s designs showcase endangered species and local flora on luxurious scarves and prints. Her dedication to sustainability is evident in her creative process, where she prioritizes eco-friendly materials and donates a portion of profits to wildlife organizations. Join us as we delve into Michelle's artistic journey, her creative challenges, and her commitment to inspiring appreciation for the natural world through her beautiful creations.

Ali Hval, a visual artist based in Iowa City, blends ceramics, textiles, and installation to create bold, hyper-feminine sculptures that challenge societal expectations of femininity. Through vibrant materials like rhinestones, pom-poms, and fabrics, her work embraces and critiques the relentless politicization of the female body. Dive into her world of flirtatious, powerful art and the stories behind her creations.

Rachael Zur’s expanded paintings are a unique blend of sculptural physicality and traditional techniques, depicting objects commonly found in living rooms. In this blog, we explore her journey from stay-at-home mom to MFA graduate, her national exhibitions, and how her work invites viewers to reimagine everyday spaces through art. Read on to learn more about Rachael’s creative process and her latest projects.

Create! Magazine Issue #41 features Mary Lacy, a New England-based artist whose work transcends public murals and enters the intimate realms of anatomy and somatic memory. Her recent mixed media mosaics explore the wonders and limitations of the human body, blending the emotional and corporeal. Read more to discover how Mary brings these themes to life in her artwork.