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If you're unlike me and do not get the absolute MOST personal joy from being in a museum setting, you are probably a normal person (and not an aged precocious child whose idea of fun is reading ancient cultures encyclopedias). In fact, I'd go so far as to say that the majority of people find classical art museums stuffy, sculpture gardens stale, and modern art museums laughable. We can all agree to disagree, but the good news is that many museums are more than just places for people to go and get wrinkles while they pretend to be thoughtful. Writer Kira Cook has put…

With all the romance floating around in the ether these days, let's take a minute to remember what the dating scene is really like: ahem, starts with a t and rhymes with tender. Gone are the days of pining for someone, hoping they received your thoughtfully penned letter (read receipts show that they did and apparently do not care). And why for the love of god does your ex watch ALL of your Instagram stories? I mean, HE broke up with you! Ugh, I digress. Of course modern love isn't made…

The words: Nevertheless, She Persisted reverberated across the internet this past week to perfectly capture the relentless bad-assery of Senator Elizabeth Warren, who herself has become a beacon of hope and fearless leader for feminists everywhere. If you haven't heard about this latest feminist rallying cry, check out this

Our resident photographer, Jonathan Chu took a trip to Mexico City and has the photos to prove it! Mexico City exists at the intersection of historical architecture and modern design, with bold colors and patterns found at every corner. Check out Jonathan's essay and photos below!  I had no preconceptions of Mexico City. And…

We're a week away from Valentine's Day, which I think means you should be feeling sentimental by now? I for one am finally enjoying walking down Target aisles filled with Frozen and WWF themed paper cards and embracing the fact that all-pink M&Ms always taste the best. To help you get in the mood, we asked photographer Emma Jane Kepley to curate a selection of artwork inspired by the whos and whats that we love. Check out her selections below and shop her…

BFF We're about one week away from V-Day, and I can guarantee that you have an opinion about it. I've never met anyone who had truly neutral feelings about America's most saccharine of celebrations, most rail against the commercialization of love or start buying pink and red Ferrero Rocher the day after New Year's. Regardless of your stance, we can all agree that Valentine's Day is a great way to say "thank…

We spent this past weekend kickin' it at GIRLSCHOOL: a 3-day music festival of women-led bands, and panels featuring prominent female voices in the music industry. As one of the proud partners of the event, we rep'd Society6 artists by featuring a gallery wall of 10 pieces of artwork created in collaboration with 10 GIRLSCHOOL musicians as apart of a series we called: Amplify. 

It's that time again! We're bringing you tarotscopes, horoscopes inspired by the cards AND the stars. Hollywood's top tarot reader Angie Banicki gives us insights into the ups and downs of the upcoming month accompanied by Mria's depiction of the zodiac. ARIES (Mar 21 - Apr…

We are *so* excited to finally announce our artist collaborations for a very special partnership we announced back in December. We've joined forces with the all-female music festival and collective to create a special body of work pairing Girlschool artists with Society6 artists to create a series of artwork on the theme: Amplify. Over the last few weeks,…

LordofMasks - Seek Now that 2017 is in full swing, many artists are thinking about what they want to achieve with their creative businesses in the new year. To give you some inspiration, writer Angella D'Avignon asked a handful of artists how they approach setting their own resolutions…