Rachel Rosheger talks to Phillip Edward Spradley
Rachel Rosheger is a visual artist who is interested in the conversion of energy. She has invested her time in… Read More
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The best female contemporary artists talk to Phillip Edward Spradley
Velma Rosai talks to Phillip Edward Spradley
Velma Rosai subconsciously transmits her thoughts and ideas through painting; by tapping into this frequency, she is able to work in partnership with the universe.
Claudia Keep talks to Phillip Edward Spradley
Claudia Keep is a painter who takes in the everyday world, and through her observations, she translates these moments into fantastical imagery
Noelia Towers talks to Phillip Edward Spradley
Noelia Towers is a visual artist who creates highly rendered oil paintings that allow her to express her exploration of self by sharing moments of pride and empowerment as well as vulnerability and uncertainty.
Sahara Longe talks to Phillip Edward Spradley
Sahara Longe is an oil painter who was born and is currently based in London, UK. Classically trained as a painter, Longe’s works nod on Old Masters’ subject matters as well as their methods.
Julia Soboleva talks to Phillip Edward Spradley
Julia Soboleva is a mixed-media artist who creates art in order to search for the never-ending relationship between light and… Read More
Talia Levitt talks to Phillip Edward Spradley
Talia Levitt is a Brooklyn-born and based artist who creates complex, diaristic paintings using a variety of inventive methods to apply acrylic. Reminiscent of 17th Century Dutch painting
Holly Hendry talks to Phillip Edward Spradley.
Holly Hendry is stimulated by the inner workings of systems, such as our human biology, instruments used in general medicine, architectural… Read More
Swoon talks to Phillip Edward Spradely.
Brooklyn-based artist Caledonia ‘Callie’ Curry, famously known as Swoon, is one of the most well-known female Street Artists in the… Read More
Stephanie H. Shih talks to Phillip Edward Spradley
Taiwanese-American artist Stephane H. Shih uses foods and beverage staples from households in the East and West to explore the diasporic nostalgia and material lineages of migration and colonization. Her work creates a statement about consumerism and its culture of abundance as well as calling attention to the influence that cultures can have on each other.
Katy Stubbs talks to Phillip Edward Spradley
Katy Stubbs searched and explored various mediums before moving to ceramics. The non restrictive and malleable ability of clay could… Read More
Bianca Fields talks to Phillip Edward Spradley
Through thoughtful observation Bianca Fields has developed a painterly understanding of the dark undertones within familiar American popular culture icons,… Read More
Amy Bravo talks to Phillip Edward Spradley.
Amy Bravo is New York City-based artist who is working on unpacking her direct family history and uncovering ancestral Cuban… Read More
Marika Thunder talks to Phillip Edward Spradley
Marika Thunder is a New York City-born and based artist who is known for her bright sense of style and… Read More
