Creator Clash!

I'm very new and tentative about the whole social media thang. I don't use social media and generally have no interest in what others post, except when it introduces me to some intriguing creation or artist. Then I look that up in other formats/sources (Google, YouTube,...). Social media use feels like a steep learning curve...

I don't want to "do" social media, so I guess this ASF stuff is my sugar to help the medicine go down. Who knows, maybe I'll become "user".

Anyone else feel like this?

Voto B per FRIDA, la sua arte è un inno alla vita nonostante le difficoltà

B, you can be very lonely, surrounded by people. Nature gives me calm and a sense of connection more than solitude, although logically it depends on the situation the person finds themselves in.

My work explores a temporal ontology where light, heat, and structure emerge through recursive tension. I treat image-making as a system of coherence, impedance, and propagation — a place where inner forces press against outer form until something visible is released.

Two artists from our Community. Two Summer-themed pieces. Cast your vote in a comment below – and let us know WHY!

For a closer look at the art:

👉 Beach in the Moonlight by @Nataliia Berezniak

👉 White Prickly Poppies and Mexican Blankets by @Sharon McClung

Be sure to follow both artists to thank them for their courage in participating in our first ever Community Edition of Creator Clash! 💪

Both participants will get 500 Reputation points, plus an additional 500 to the winner!

I read constantly that you must show yourself in your posts to connect with your audience. I rarely do this but have been considering it. Let me know if you’ve tried it and if it actually works!! Thanks!

please tell me more, thank you, CZ

Okay, I'm thinking of testing this out soon – art from our community going head to head in a Creator Clash competition instead of featuring famous/historical work like usual.

Could be fun -- could be a fast lane to hurt feelings?

Let me know what you think and if you'd be up for seeing your art compete in a Creator Clash!

Two iconic images of labor.

One pulls toward the earth – three women gleaning a field with the gravity of classical sculpture.

The other defies the earth entirely – eleven ironworkers lunching on a steel beam high above Midtown Manhattan.

Seventy-five years apart. Which endures? Cast your vote 👇

Hello everyone!

Two masters, two ways to capture the eternal beauty of a sunset. On the left Kuindzhi’s hypnotic, silent stillness. On the right, Turner’s romantic, dynamic energy.

​Which one speaks to your soul more: the storm or the silence? Cast your vote: A or B, and tell me why in the comments!

Thank you so much for sharing this artistic journey with me!

Today's Creator Clash brings us two iconic self-portraits from the early 20th century! But which gets your vote?

Vote for your favorite by commenting "A" or "B" below – and be sure to let us know why!

Published 2026 Art talk / zines

Guest Artist ( Art & Fashion ) ..

Featured works by. Andre pace ..

https://livingroomexhibitions.com/zine-issue-3/

Magritte made the kiss mysterious. Chagall made it weightless. Which speaks more to you?

Vote for your favorite by commenting "A" or "B" below – and let us know why!

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Today's Creator Clash brings us two of the most emotionally-loaded American paintings ever made. But which gets your vote?

Vote for your favorite by commenting "A" or "B" below – and let us know why!

Today's Creator Clash brings us a face-off of epic portrayals of the wrath of the sea.

Vote for your favorite by commenting "A" or "B" below – and let us know why!