The Lumen Prize celebrates the very best art created with technology through a global competition, exhibitions, and events worldwide. This annual juried competition draws entries from artists internationally and has given away more than $70,000 USD in priz…

“Emma Haworth’s paintings are narratives usually set in a park or green area within a city. These areas are havens for people and wildlife, places of sanctuary and refuge from the city. They may be public parks visited by all, or private places, secret gar…

In the late 16th and early 17th century, Orazio Gentileschi executed some of the most revered paintings in the Renaissance style of Caravaggio—academic precision, piercing primary colors, and dramatic contrasts between light and shadow. A successful painte…

In our series Behind the Scenes, artists answer questions about their creative process, philosophy, and more. This installment features Trippyogi, a motion designer who aims to expand human consciousness and provoke the primal. You can immerse yourself in…

In our series Why Is This Famous?, we aim to answer the unanswerable: How does a work actually enter the public consciousness? (See all installments).)