Real Art Ways in Hartford, CT presents Statues Also Die, an exhibition that will be on view from October 25 through January 21, 2021.

Mackenzie Melemed, 25-year-old Internationally renowned classical pianist. Find out how a humble New Englander became famous in Finland.

Catalina Aranguren is a photographer whose work is a dialogue about the modern world and our place in it.

Dr. Joy Cox on the systemically harmful treatment of fat Black girls & womxn and how belonging, resistance and acceptance can be cultivated.

Photographer David Elliott writes about the power of photography amidst both the COVID-19 pandemic and the Black Lives Matter movement.

Photographer Ana Santos explores the vulnerability that can be found in both being dressed and undressed.

A live session series created by Matthew Alexander and based in Hartford, CT. Doughxl performs “Let Us Prey” and “Fenty Pillows.”

Alyssa Mattei reviews V.E. Schwab’s A Darker Shade of Magic, the first installment of her fantasy trilogy Shades of Magic.

Neco Johnson photographs Black womxn in natural environments illustrating that their unadulterated beauty can be captured in any setting.

Isaac Bloodworth explains the meaning of his New Haven mural “Soda Surf” also known as “Black Kid Joy.”

Vancouver's Carson Cheng, aka KICCC, talks inspiration, newest projects, and what goes into producing these high-intensity party tracks.

Alyssa Mattei writes up an abridged and unabridged recollection of the Magic Giant and American Authors Never-Before-Seen combined set.

Photographer May Naibo and Model/Stylist Chi Ilochi showcase hope and light for the victims of gentrified neighborhoods.

A photo series exploring the inside of Philadelphia’s Eastern State Penitentiary.

Alyssa Mattei captures the resilient and independent variety of life that co-exists in the delicate island ecosystem of Galapagos.

James Black, creator of 3rd Eye Studios in Bloomfield, CT on artists learning to market their work with emotional and creative support.

Illustrator Iman Makzume showcases new work while trying to understand her obsession with plants and faces.

A live art and networking event for creatives of all disciplines and backgrounds to collaborate, network, vibe and create.

New Haven photographer Swaize interviewed by Kvilan.

Two alumnae of the UConn Fine Arts program talk Golden Globes, the future of animation and the journey of art making in this interview with Laika’s Taylor Lynch.