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Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman’s Heroine’s Journey: Painting Identity, Magic, and Metaphor
Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman creates lush, symbolic paintings that blur the line between myth and memory. In this in-depth interview, she reflects on the impact of 3rd Wave Feminism, dream symbolism, and how her heroines navigate identity, power, and the unknown.
Claire Elliott: Painting the Unruly Beauty of Gardens, Uncovering Plant Blindness, and the Illusion of Control
Painter Claire Elliott reflects on her deep connection to gardens, the concept of plant blindness, and the tension between nature and control. In this interview, she shares the evolution of her practice, the inspiration behind her striking botanical paintings, and how she captures the wild, overlooked, and mysterious life of plants.
Jocelyn Ulevicus on Art, Healing, and the Power of Floral Motifs
Artist, writer, and poet Jocelyn Ulevicus explores themes of femininity, loss, and healing through her expressive floral paintings. In this interview, she shares how her creative journey has evolved, the deeper meaning behind her work, and why flowers serve as a powerful metaphor for transformation and resilience.
Full Circle: Geraldina Khatchikian’s Solo Exhibition at Arte Fiera 2025
Discover Full Circle, Geraldina Khatchikian’s powerful solo exhibition at Arte Fiera 2025 in Bologna, Italy. Showcasing 20 circular abstract paintings, a new jewelry collection, and her first installation, this exhibition explores themes of transformation, resilience, and self-discovery. On view until the end of the month at Giulio Veronesi Gioielli. Photos by Giacomo Maestri.
Jeremy Booth: Capturing the Wild West Through Bold Minimalism
Kentucky-based artist Jeremy Booth captures the timeless spirit of the Wild West through striking minimalism, blending bold shapes and strong contrasts to bring Western iconography into contemporary fine art.
Exploring Mental Health and Masculinity Through Art: An Interview with Spring Break Jake
In this interview, we sit down with Spring Break Jake, a Bend, Oregon-based painter whose work blends vibrant tropical imagery with darker, macabre elements. Through his art, Jake explores themes of mental health, masculinity, and vulnerability, challenging societal norms while using layers of texture and symbolism to convey deeper emotional narratives. Discover how his unique journey as a self-taught artist shapes his work and inspires others to embrace their own complexities.
Exploring Color, Fantasy, and Identity: An Interview with Super Future Kid
In this interview, Super Future Kid shares insights into her creative journey, from her post-Berlin Wall upbringing to how it shaped her vibrant, playful style. She delves into the significance of color, the central figures in her work, and how she balances elements of pop culture with deeper existential themes. Join us as we explore the world where reality and fantasy intertwine in her surrealist art.
How Brennan Harris Blends Classical and Modern Elements in His Art
Orange County-based artist Brennan Harris transforms his struggles with dyslexia into a source of strength, merging classical Greek and Roman philosophies with vibrant, contemporary designs. Through his unique process, Brennan creates meticulously crafted works that inspire and uplift, blending the ancient and the modern in exciting ways. Learn more about his journey, artistic influences, and how health and fitness shape his art.
Interview with Meghna Sharma
Meghna Sharma is an accomplished artist based in the San Francisco Bay Area who specializes in oil painting, with a particular focus on portraits. Her work is inspired by fleeting moments of daily life that often go unnoticed but hold deep beauty and emotional depth. Meghna’s paintings aim to capture the unique stories behind every human face she observes. With exhibitions in various galleries and public spaces across the Bay Area, she is also a member of The San Francisco Women Artists (SFWA) Gallery. Learn more about her creative journey and view her work.
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Looking for older articles and artist features? Explore our archive from 2016 to 2024 for past issues, interviews, and a journey through the evolution of contemporary art in Create! Magazine.