Current and Past Issues of PureHoney
Childhood memories often fade at the edges, their colors dimmed by time, yet the creative spark we’re born with endures. In Look What I Made, »
Voyeurism could be considered a bug in the human condition since we’re all taught to mind our own business. Yet there is something poignant about »
South Florida multidisciplinary artist Kelcie McQuaid confronts loss, grief, memory and survival in a highly personal project called LINEAGE, whose creation demanded more of her »
Hearts carved into buildings as monuments to eternal love have existed for centuries, stretching into the Victorian era. New York-based artist Ross Pino continues the »
When he lived in New York City in the late 2000s, Charleston, South Carolina-based Brian Bustos made paintings of an alien humanoid character he called »
Tucked into a residential corner of West Palm Beach, The Artwork of Reuben Hale Gallery & Sculpture Garden occupies a Spanish Colonial-style house on South »
We begin by stipulating that when it comes to the visual arts, Miami-Dade County is king, regionally speaking. Between Art Basel, the Wynwood Arts District »
The pianist Glenn Gould famously declared that the correct ratio of artist to audience is “one-to-zero.” Not so fast, says PureHoney artist of the month »
The PureHoney featured artist of the month, Lewis Rossignol, lives in a small city in his longtime home state of Maine. But unlike, say, that »
What connects the retro-futuristic worlds of the video game No Man’s Sky with the sublime landscapes of 19th-century painter John Martin? The answer is Brighton, »
Art is WAR! From the Byzantine Iconoclasm and the Protestant Reformation to the removal of the Parthenon Marbles by Lord Elgin, from the Mexican muralists »
Regarding what you may already know or have heard about Flow Fest: yes, there is yoga; sure, there are hula hoops; there may be stilts, and »
