In 2024, I made watercolor illustrations live at the 92nd St. Y on the Upper East Side of New York City of the one-evening show, “Dear Mr. Thomas: A Play for New Voices,” starring Welsh actor Matthew Rhys. At the reception, co-hosted by the Welsh Embassy, Matthew Rhys and Keri Russell and playwright Christopher Monger held court over plates of delicious Welsh cheese.

With the owners of Polé Polé Jamboree, who commissioned a painting for their restaurant, a local favorite in Kurobe, Toyama Japan, where Coyne lived from 2007-9.

For an episode of Radio Open Source on proposed regulations for Facebook’s operations.

With an enthusiastic art buyer who purchased a piece for his wife in Cambridge, MA.

Drawn early after the 2016 election for the Radio Open Source newsletter.

Ink and acrylic on canvas. 13” by 16.2”. 33 cm by 41 cm. 2025.

Acrylic and gouache on paper. 36 cm by 51 cm. 14.1” by 20”. 2025.

A plein-air work from 2025: enjoying the first warm afternoon of the year at Dulwich Picture Gallery in London. Pencil and watercolor. Prints available. Email studio@coyneworks.com to learn more.

Accompanied the Open Source episode covering education within prisons in the age of mass incarceration.

An interview with Japanese artist Kanako Abe, who works in cut paper, for Hyperallergic.

Watercolor painting of Dr. Cornel West in conversation with Christopher Lydon for the Open Source podcast on Boston Public Radio (WBUR). Coyne made weekly illustrations for the podcast from 2016 to 2020.

Made for a Radio Open Source episode on gentrification

For an episode of Radio Open Source around the release of Scorsese’s The Irishman, delving into the life and disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa.

The second in a three-part series for Hyperallergic, an art blogazine, in early 2020, featuring interviews with artists around the world on their art practices during Covid

Panel from a September, 2021, comic featured in Hyperallergic covering the annual Spring/Break Art Fair, which showcases the most exciting new work by emerging and established artists.

Scholar Kay Redfield Jamison speaking about her book Setting the River on Fire, about Robert Lowell and his struggle with mania and depression, for Radio Open Source.

Composer Dmitri Shostakovich at rehearsal. Painted for an episode of Radio Open Source featuring conductor, Andris Nelsons, at the Boston Symphony Orchestra, who was doing a Shostakovich program.

Coverage of the 2020 LA Frieze Festival, a see-and-be-seen international art festival featuring more cash being tossed around than resides in the treasuries of many small nations, for Hyperallergic.

For Susan's first editorial piece, published by the Toast in June, 2016.

http://the-toast.net/2016/06/21/dog-breeds-an-exhaustive-visual-guide/

From my 2022 coverage of the Spring Break Art Show for Hyperallergic.