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03/28/2026

Thrilled to share our latest interview with London-based artist , whose largest exhibition in North America is currently on view

Interviewed by , Peter Lynch shares his early visual influences, engagement with color, gesture, and materiality, and his evolving, process-driven approach to abstraction.

“This Is Not That: Peter Lynch” is a solo exhibition curated by and is on view through April 11th

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01/31/2026

In partnership with we are pleased to interview (b. 1998, France) whose solo show “After the night, before the day” opened at Room 57 Gallery on January 22nd

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01/25/2026

, 2023/10/23,12:50, Mixed Media-crystal on Canvas, 29.7cm×21cm, 2023

01/17/2026

Open Call Final Day: Volume 22 -

There's still time to apply for our Fall 2017 publication by FOA! The publication features emerging and professional artists from around the world and includes mediums ranging from painting to performance

01/17/2026

It’s the last day to apply for Volume 22! Submit your work by Jan 18th to be considered

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Accepted artists will work closely with FOA in the bookmaking process. Each artist will have at least four pages dedicated to their work and a short essay written about their work by an arts writer.

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01/16/2026

, My Favourite Perfume, 84 x 68 cm, Oil on Canvas, 2022

Painting domestic life with careful observation and thought, allows others to see the beauty and natural humour of everyday objects. Looking at the way the light causes elongated shadows on the wall, the forms reflected from a tiny piece of loo paper, drapery that flows as it tumbles from the drier, a plastic poo bag discarded on a dog walk.

01/10/2026

Last week to apply! Submit your work by Jan 18th to be considered in Volume 22 by Friend of the Artist. 

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Accepted artists will work closely with FOA in the bookmaking process. Each artist will have at least four pages dedicated to their work and a short essay written about their work by an arts writer.

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01/07/2026

, Skull with a pitcher of lemonade, 150X130cm, charcoal, acrylic, and oil on canvas, 2024

Adi T. Hoffman is an artist based in Tel Aviv, Israel. Hoffman lived in California from 2006 to 2012, where she studied at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco and graduated from SFSS California. She has had three solo exhibitions and participated in multiple group exhibitions. In early 2024, she held a solo exhibition titled “Bardo” at the Binyamin Gallery (Tel Aviv), which was curated by Hadas Glazer.

01/04/2026

New interview with ! Interviewed by , Ariel Adkins creates wearable art that transforms clothing into a storytelling tool, deepening art appreciation and fostering human connection.

Interview link in bio ✨

Her work has been featured in the New York Times, VOGUE, New York Post, My Modern Met, Forbes, and Colossal, and she collaborates with major museums, including MoMA, the Guggenheim, and the Van Gogh Museum.

01/03/2026

, Questions I Keep Asking, 2024, 12in x 8 in x 1in, Acrylic & Oil on Panel

Corrine Yonce is an artist, fair & affordable housing advocate, and documentarian. Yonce often combines visual art with ethnographic media, including audio interviews, household objects, and photographs. Her figurative paintings and installations dig into the concepts of home and housing from a community and personal perspective.

12/30/2025

Incredibly grateful to share the leading emerging artist talent from around the globe. Through multiple publications and dozens of interviews in 2025, these artists were just a few of favorites:











We look forward to sharing more in 2026! ✨