War on Ugliness (#7) by Chris Mottalini Poring over Chris Mottalini’s debut edition, we’re first awash with the feeling of waking to a view thick with palm fronds, and the damp scent of volcanic soil. (Which reminds us: that’s precisely the peace-inducing atmosphere we're apt to angle for when art collecting for cozy spaces.) But take a closer look at this double exposure daydream and you’ll pick up on something beyond its verdant, blue-green beauty—including the unexpected...

[powr-image-slider id=1d824750_1504900561] How can you live with art and live in art? Find out with Robert Verdi, the first guest on our new podcast! Our big ten birthday week is deserving of a solid send off, doncha think? Seems like the perfect time to debut something extra special, that new new. Introducing Live With Art—our brand new podcast where we cozy up with collectors, artists and other peeps in 20x200’s universe. There are so many...

ICYMI, this week marks our TENTH anniversary. That’s a whole. dang. decade. Ten years of inspiring, eye-opening, tough, trying, tremendously fulfilling work, all accomplished with the resolve that art should be for everyone. Over the years, we’ve been lucky to catch the attention of some incredible blogs, podcasts and publications. Which got us thinking: seems like a good time for a li’l self-love #tbt. There’s a long list of places we’ve been highlighted and we’re...

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  Full disclosure: we’re real fond of Rudy Shepherd. While it was his moving, vital, magnetically honest art that originally caught our attention, it turns out Shepherd is also a straight-up delightful human being. Good-humored and disarmingly genuine, you might forget for a minute that he’s also uber talented. His work is rich in nuance, emotionally complex but relatable on an utterly human level. Meeting him in person, Shepherd comes across as a thoroughly thoughtful,...

First thing’s first: the fine folks of Houston need our help. Join us in slinging our support behind them in full force—whatever you can contribute towards disaster relief in the wake of Hurricane Harvey could make a difference. A few places you might start include United Way Storm Recovery, Houston Food Bank, Coalition for the Homeless, the SPCA of Texas, and the Texas Diaper Bank. Give this page a peep for other organizations in need.  –...

Let's face it: we could fill this week's Click List with insanely cool photos of Monday's solar eclipse. (Conversely, we could fill the next fifty Click Lists with the bajillion crescent shadow snaps on our social feeds.) But really, our hot take of this celestial event is: the ISS photobombed the moon photobombing the sun. 'Nuf said. Now for the rest of this week's picks... – Team 20x200  From MoMA to Shake Shack, Paula Scher is a...

The Cathedrals of Art by Florine Stettheimer Today’s new Vintage Edition is ℅ a Jazz-age intellectual and unapologetically feminist painter, poet and saloniste: Florine Stettheimer. Bright, rambunctious, and brimming with Stettheimer’s next-level use of symbolism, The Cathedrals of Art is the kind of image we could spend all day dissecting. Making it even harder to edit down our excitement, Stettheimer herself was super fascinating—an artist who refused to compromise, creating some of the most spirited, authentic, radical art...