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Liz Hernandez Tells Her Story on Identity and Immigration Through Paint and Sculpture

Liz Hernandez Tells Her Story on Identity and Immigration Through Paint and Sculpture

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Welcome to Curious Creative Spotlight, a recurring feature in which Rogue Habits interviews artists, showcasing their work as well as delving into their inspirations, creative processes, and daily life. Think your art should be featured next? Here's how to submit. Based in Oakland, California, Liz Hernandez's work primarily focuses on topics related t[...]
The science of why we cling to our beliefs

The science of why we cling to our beliefs

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Imagine there's a person running at you with an axe in their hand and a crazed look in their eye. Now imagine you're sitting at a bar having a quiet conversation with someone and that someone is challenging one of your most deeply-held beliefs. Which of these situations would you say is a serious threat? You might think being hacked to pieces by an axe-mu[...]
Collaboration Begs A Relationship With The Self

Collaboration Begs A Relationship With The Self

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It's no trade secret that collaboration bears the sweetest fruit. The obvious example of such perfectly ripened yield is the work of John Lennon and Paul McCartney, two brilliant musicians in their own rights, but magnitudes better when together. Compare just the second side of Magical Mystery Tour (host to classics like “Penny Lane,” “Strawberry Fields Fore[...]
Exploring identity and emotion through oil and watercolor: Shannon Stovall

Exploring identity and emotion through oil and watercolor: Shannon Stovall

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You know a piece of art is doing its job when it takes you outside of your comfort zone and makes you not only do a double take but question yourself and then delve further. Painter Shannon Stovall’s imagery does just that—prompting viewers to challenge their perspective through vibrant colors, odd dimensions and bold details. Her focus lies in exploring the[...]