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Hi-Fructose Vol. 51 Preview!

Brandi Milne

It's the 51st Volume of Hi-Fructose! The spring issue features: The strange geometric paintings of Yu Maeda, the ornate head dresses of Magnhild Kennedy, collages by John Vochatzer, the powerful paintings of Sergé Gay Jr, the gravity defying art of Cintal Vidal, the elastic illustrations of Angela Ho, the dangerously dark world of Peter Ferguson, the glass sculptures of Amber Cowan, the autobiographical paintings of Stuart Pearson Wright, a review on the documentary and upcoming books of sculptor Stanislaw Szukalski, Plus a 16-page special insert section the paintings of cover artist Brandi Milne and more. HF Vol.51 arrives in April. Pre-order a copy of the issue here! Also, US residents can subscribe here, and Canadian residents can subscribe here.


Brandi Milne

It’s the 51st Volume of Hi-Fructose! The spring issue features: The strange geometric paintings of Yu Maeda, the ornate head dresses of Magnhild Kennedy, collages by John Vochatzer, the powerful paintings of Sergé Gay Jr, the gravity defying art of Cintal Vidal, the elastic illustrations of Angela Ho, the dangerously dark world of Peter Ferguson, the glass sculptures of Amber Cowan, the autobiographical paintings of Stuart Pearson Wright, a review on the documentary and upcoming books of sculptor Stanislaw Szukalski, Plus a 16-page special insert section the paintings of cover artist Brandi Milne and more. HF Vol.51 arrives in April.

Pre-order a copy of the issue here!

Also, US residents can subscribe here, and Canadian residents can subscribe here.


Angela Ho


John Vochatzer


Magnhild Kennedy


Sergé Gay Jr.


Stuart Pearson Wright


Yu Maeda


Cintal Vidal


Amber Cowan


Peter Ferguson


Stanislaw Szukalski


Brandi Milne


Brandi Milne

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