September 20, 2021

Two in every five people across the world are gamers. But how do people become hooked on a story? What techniques are involved in creating a compelling virtual world? Harry Taylor is a games designer from Leeds Beckett University, specialising in creating photorealistic environments that are full of detail. His latest project, UNDERGROUND, is one

From the moment his paintings began to find an international audience, you knew that Amoako Boafo would be a star. There was a rawness and vulnerability to his portraits, a deep understanding of pattern and texture and the prominence of the subject. Perhaps it is because he paints with his fingers, but you can feel the

Like clusters of colorful balloons bobbing with uncontained hope and perseverance, the wide-eyed children thriving in Kayla Mahffey’s portraits strive with a bright determination. 

As an inaugural presentation at and Milk, a newly opened, smaller project space within Various Small Fires in Los Angeles, the gallery is currently introducing a new suite of paintings by Mark Yang. As one of the artists using the human body as an endless source of inspiration and inexhaustible reference, the Korean-born and Brooklyn-based

An Imaginative Arrangement of the Things Before Me is an exhibition of new works by artist Tyler Mitchell, a 2020 Gordon Parks Foundation Fellow, curated by Deborah Willis. Mitchell is known for his images that reflect and celebrate the vast beauty and intimacies of Black American life.