86 Princeton University students participated in the “What I Be” project, in which individuals are photographed with their insecurities literally written onto their skin.

As a retrospective of her work opens at Taipei's MOCA, Chinese artist Xiang Jing spoke with the Journal about her use of art to deal with insecurity and her dilemma with feminism.

An upcoming art exhibition at Contemporary Craft in the Strip District will focus on the issue of food insecurity.The exhibition, expected to open in 2019, will be called "Food Justice: Growing A ...

What really shocked Chang was how quickly her experimental art installation became a global mission. Over 2,000 walls have now been created in over 70 countries and in 25 languages.

No word but “disgrace” can describe our passivity in the face of the current displacement of more than sixty-five million people. This grave, accusatory exhibition evokes the transit, and the ...

And the artwork by our local youth speaks volumes about a pressing issue — child food insecurity. These artists are using their art to spark conversations by conveying the struggles that many ...

Insecurity was normal for our group of girls. In fact, we used to joke that if you did like your body, something was obviously wrong with you. ... Call art department. ...

But makeup has not always been a source of creativity, it was a skill I wanted to master to help conceal my insecurities. Being bullied for most of my schooling experience, I always felt out of place ...

During a recent meeting of the Joplin Regional Artists Coalition, the topic of creative self-doubt arose. I was in the middle of it. and I wasn’t alone. It seems that self-doubting artists walk ...

Youth artists use their art to spark conversations about addressing child food insecurity.