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Coming soon: 10TH ANNIVERSARY BOOK
Create! Magazine
“Behind every familiar object is a story waiting to be uncovered. In the pages of our 10th Anniversary Book, Diane Phares @dbphares reflects on how quilts, domestic spaces, and family history become powerful vehicles for examining memory, women's labor, and resilience through painting.
Since first appearing in Create! Magazine, Diane has continued to create work that transforms personal narratives into conversations about social equity and the unseen forces that shape everyday life..
"I hope viewers leave my work with a heightened awareness of the quiet, often overlooked forces that shape domestic life—the labor, the care, the repetition, the expectations, and the resilience embedded in the everyday."
Create! Magazine is honored to celebrate a decade of contemporary art by publishing a look back at previously selected artists: their achievements, career growth, and more since being published. Stay tuned for the book launch in fall 2026, and join our newsletter to stay up to date.
Learn more about this featured artist and The 10th Anniversary Book on our website.”
40 YEARS OF UNIQUE PRINTS 2025
The Monotype Guild of New England’s 6th National Monotype/Monoprint Juried Exhibition Catalog features work from 73 artists across the United States. Publication includes juror statement by internationally acclaimed printmaker Karen Kunc.
Create! Magazine Issue #44 2024
This special edition celebrates the incredible talent and diversity of women-identifying and non-binary artists globally. It’s a testament to the power of art as a unifying force. Diane Phares is included and interviewed in the Curated Section.
Orangepeel Literary Magazine 2023
orangepeel is dedicated to creating a global narrative and showing the ways that many different people can relate to one another through art and writing. We have featured work from every continent aside from Antarctica. Read our interview with Diane Phares in our “Preserved” issue.
Eilandarts Center 2020
Marking a century of progress since women won the right to vote and setting the agenda to achieve economic, political and social equality. Over 100 years and 100 women in U.S. history represented. Read about two works by Diane Phares that were selected and honored.