CharmTV Spotlight
Near and Queer to My Heart PODCAST Episode 59 with Joan Cox
Destiny meets podcast! The universe kept bringing artist Joan Cox into our orbit and we knew we had to interview her! Join us as Joan shares how she found her purpose as an artist, how she goes for her dreams, and how she uses her art to bring beauty and social awareness to the world!
My FACEBOOK art Page
check out art in progress on my Facebook page plus info on events and art openings...become a fan!
Video Interview in My Studio
I was interviewed about my work in my studio by Kat Harvey of Success Nothing Less from Washington, DC. Watch the complete video on YouTube for a peak inide my studio and insight into my paintings of lesbian couples.
Group Exhibit at Arnheim Gallery, MassArt
“Off the Grid” gives viewers a peek at the work created by the 2013 graduate students from the MassArt Low-Residency MFA program. The artists from Boston, Colorado, Florida, Maryland and Rhode Island come together twice a year to hone their practice and create work during an intensive residency at the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown. This exhibit highlights a recent visual investigation by each of the candidates: Terry Boutelle, Diane Cionni, Joan Cox, Edgar Sanchez Cumbas, Lisa Daria Kennedy, Julianne Martin, Vincent Wolf.
My Interview of artist Amy Sherald
My interview of Baltimore Art critic Bret McCabe
New Art Collectors Magazine
I have a full page of work and bio info on this site.
I was published in the first East Coast Edition in 2005.Helmet Hair Magazine
Featured Artist article about me and my scooter paintings from January 2010
BLOG: Craving Art
Craving Art is my blog. . .started in April 2009 and
inspired by my upcoming journey to Austria. I will be
studying with artist Xenia Hausner for three weeks and
this blog will detail my adventures!Interview on I Love Gay Today
#ILoveGay Today meets up with Joan Cox, artist and business leader from Baltimore, Maryland. Join us as we chat about Joan's history with the Maryland LGBTQ+ Chamber of Commerce, as well as her design business, Peacox Design, and her true passion, her art. Joan creates richly detailed visual narratives that portray queer relationships as complex, beautiful, and necessary. Bringing a unique perspective to how she portrays lesbians in her full-size works, her talent and success has her art being curated in exhibitions all throughout the region.