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.

Create! Magazine is delighted to share an inspiring new film from filmmaker Jesse Brass and Making Art Films. In this evocative short documentary, Brass brings viewers intimately into the artistic world of acclaimed figurative painter and educator Nicole Sleeth.

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.

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.

All’s Fair, Emma Hapner’s latest exhibition at Warnes Contemporary, immerses viewers in vibrant pink-hued worlds where classical motifs and contemporary feminism converge, redefining traditional representations of femininity.

Lisa Alonzo’s unique painting technique blends beauty with difficult truths, using frosting-like textures to explore themes of consumption, deception, and the evolving role of AI in art.

Jennifer Peart’s work bridges the worlds of nature and science fiction, blending mid-century architecture, landscape painting history, and imaginative world-building. Through unconventional colors, textures, and spatial inversions, her paintings serve as portals to alternative realities, inviting viewers to rethink our relationship with the environment and the future of our planet.

Experience Stephen Morrison’s captivating solo exhibition, Dog Show #4: House Broken, at Hashimoto Contemporary in NYC, January 15–February 8, 2025—where chaos meets creativity through playful paintings and sculptures.

Experience Poetics of Space, a virtual exhibition celebrating the intricate interplay of art and environment, featuring a diverse lineup of contemporary artists.

Step into Rob Croxford’s whimsical world, where neon nostalgia, humor, and nearly 1,900 pieces of art prove that creativity and resilience go hand in hand.

Discover how Margaret Zox Brown captures the beauty of ordinary moments in her vibrant, large-scale oil paintings. Through her art, she transforms everyday life into awe-inspiring works, offering connection and inspiration to viewers worldwide.

Alexandra McLaughlin, a self-taught artist based in Midland, Ontario, creates breathtaking acrylic paintings inspired by the water and landscapes of Georgian Bay. Her work reflects nostalgia, introspection, and a deep love for nature, aiming to foster greater respect and appreciation for the natural world. Explore her creative process and journey from paramedic to full-time artist.

Discover how Emily Jeffords, an abstract impressionist painter, built a thriving art career outside traditional galleries. Learn her tips on pricing, marketing, eco-friendly art practices, and creating a fulfilling creative process in this inspiring Art & Cocktails podcast episode.

Discover Cruel Babes, a solo exhibition by Rachel Gregor at Hashimoto Contemporary NYC from November 16 - December 7, 2024. This evocative series reimagines folk tales and mythology through a personal lens, inviting viewers to explore timeless themes of love, tragedy, and transformation.

Discover how artist Tim Fowler found his signature style through bold colors, large-scale paintings, and embracing creative risk, plus his advice for artists on staying confident and resilient.

Explore Buket Savci’s Beautiful Aliens exhibition at Kravets Wehby Gallery in New York City from October 17 to November 26, 2024, featuring vibrant paintings that celebrate resilience and human connection.

In this interview, artist Carrie Lederer shares insights into her nature-inspired work, where she explores the beauty of fractals, ornate patterns, and the interconnectedness of the environment. Learn how her sculptures, paintings, and installations invite viewers to see the natural world in a new light, while addressing important themes like climate change and environmental stewardship.

In this intimate interview, French-Vietnamese artist Sophie-Yen Bretez discusses how her transracial adoption, cultural identity, and personal experiences have influenced her bold, poetic paintings. Bretez delves into her transition from management to full-time artist, her use of "reverse voyeurism" to challenge societal views on the female body, and how themes of trauma, resilience, and recovery are woven into her work. Discover how Bretez's visual storytelling and the power of poetry come together to inspire hope and empowerment for women everywhere.

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.

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.