A group of ghosts—all young, Black, inner city teenagers—continuously paint their tags on buildings to prevent themselves from fading away as the city cleans the walls. A chance encounter between two of the ghosts leads to a startling revelation.

An accidental painter and jazz drummer unintentionally create a symbol that becomes a psychological phenomenon as an interior decorator, industrial designer, clinical psychologist, and cultural anthropologist attempt to uncover the ancestral lore behind the craze.

A lesbian painter in the Northeastern United States evolves from the 1980s to the 2020s as she witnesses horrible tragedy, familial disapproval, and blazing-hot love.

After a student vandalizes a work of art in her prep school's art gallery the day before submissions are due for a prestigious prize, teachers work to uncover who did it. Meanwhile, the culprit grapples with why she felt the urge to vandalize the work and what she should do next.

When faced with cultural appropriation and police brutality, two Black women in different generations of the same family combine their ability to perform hoodoo with modern technology to remedy these abuses.

An adolescent runaway considers enlisting to fight in World War II so that he can escape getting involved in the crimes happening around him.

After an esteemed Parisian artist is reported to have burned seventy-eight of his paintings, two New York art gallery owners construct a scam in which they sell forged renditions of the supposedly-burned paintings.

Andrea and her boyfriend Dixon languish nakedly through the summer, having sex four times a day and doing not much else while Dixon dreams of opening a tattoo parlor. Andrea vows to break up with him by the end of the summer, envisioning a brand new start when she goes to college, but not before a permanent memento is inked on her skin.

While in India on a ritzy business trip, a museum curator has been instructed to find art that leaves an impression on him. His search leads him to a terrifying place where acts of violence are considered "art."

A young California-based sculptor has it all: a supportive girlfriend, a promising sculpture, and an optimistic vision of the future. But when problems arise and the artist is forced to adapt, he risks losing it all.