Grace Miceli is working it with Art Baby, an online space where art has no limitations in creed or background…. It is essentially the future in art, well in NYC at this moment of time. It should be noted Miceli is an artist herself, currently supplying us with bras and panties covered with, no less, her coloured drawings. Micel does not give us what’s considered traditional contemporary art – traditional being the obvious choice of word when viewing her works and the works by other “Art Baby” female artists. This is the age of internet art… Get with it people.
I don’t think you can generalize about a whole generation.
Sitting on my couch at my apartment eating apples and peanut butter, I was just at the pet store buying crickets for my lizard.
Not really, I think that as an artist you have no choice but to hustle to make a living, so it’s important to be versatile in you skills. But maybe now it is more common to dabble in many things.
Probably the use of the internet, I think it has shortened our attention spans and also made it much easier to contact each other. So we get bored more easily but we can quickly find ways to combat that now.
Not necessarily, I think that art world has its place and audience I’m just trying to create my own version of that which is more accessible to those who don’t come from privilege or maybe live in a big city.
Sure, it’s important to be realistic and stay grounded but also the only way to get anywhere is to have big dreams & aspirations.
It’s hard! You have to work really hard every day, and work side jobs sometimes to make it happen, but when you decide to commit to it, it’s totally possible. I’m lucky to have a very supportive group of friends and other artists here.
I think there’s a lot of energy and a lot of exciting things going on. I think everyone’s creativity is contagious.
The biggest struggle my friends and I deal with is definitely money, balancing working all the time to pay your rent and still finding time to be creative, it’s definitely hard.
Yeah, I mean there are definitely way more people putting their art out there now that we have the internet, so it can be easy to get lost on there.
It is a project I worked on with the LA-based artist Faye Orlove. We are both super inspired by pop-culture and this book is a sort of colour-in book instead of a colouring book of imagery similar to the pages from teen magazines you can rip out and hang on your walls, it features our own crushes from our youth.