Nina Ho
Nina Ho, photographer and co-founder of collective blue, played with traditional norms of masculinity in her photography series featured in Double Issue 11 & 12: Juxtaposition. mums for melinoe For this photo series, I wanted to subvert hyper-masculine stereotypes found in hip hop and pop culture by adding softness through the use of flowers. The […]
Elizabeth Carrington
Double Issue 11 & 12 contributor Elizabeth Carrington combines graphic imagery, text and color to create colorful, pop-art paintings. How does your art relate to Issue 11 & 12’s theme, Juxtaposition? I create colorful, pop art paintings, public art and textiles, all of which mix graffiti-style lettering, doodles and collage with graphic screen-printed imagery. My […]
Mike Boland
Double Issue 11 & 12 contributor Mike Boland constructs soft curves out of unusually stiff materials. How does your art relate to Issue 11 & 12’s theme, Juxtaposition? My work combines easy, seemingly natural curves with stiff materials and precise construction methods. My art is a series of explorations that began with combining my fascinations […]
Thriving Together: How Imagine Art Connects All Artists
Twenty one years ago, Debbie Kizer started Imagine Art with the goal of using art to offer education and access to a population that is consistently underrepresented. Today, Imagine Art is a ministry where all artists, both with and without disabilities, can thrive. As the only free public art studio in Austin, Imagine Art has […]