Grace Ebert is the Managing Editor at Colossal. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, photography, and the natural sciences, with a particular focus on social issues affecting African American, Latino, and LGBTQ communities. Grace's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Nautilus Magazine, Newswav, and Big Think.
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Grace Ebert's coverage suggests a strong focus on art, illustration, and photography. Her articles often feature vibrant and visually engaging topics within the creative arts.
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When Bernie Kaminski sculpts his papier-mâché objects, he does so from a fitting spot: his kitchen table.
What if succulents sprouted in squiggles? Or cacti turned orange and floated to the sky like balloons?
By: Grace Ebert
When Joana Schneider moved to The Hague, she began to visit the beach regularly, which became a fruitful source of inspiration.
By: Grace Ebert
MonkeyBird is known for their large-scale stenciled murals rich with symbolism, architectural structures, and elaborate motifs.
By: Grace Ebert
"When your eyes look too long at the same thing, your mind makes the change," says Mexico City-based artist Alexis Mata.
“What amazes us about the paper-cut light boxes is the dichotomy of these pieces in their lit and unlit states," they say.
By: Grace Ebert
In Richard Sharum's new book, 'Spina Americana,' a portrait of a fractured nation emerges in bold black and white.
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