Arts
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A Skydiver Appears to Fall from the Sun in a Stunning Image …
[ad_1] After six momentous leaps from a small aircraft, skydiver Gabriel C. Brown completed his mission. Brown is friends with astrophotographer Andrew McCarthy and now, also one of his collaborators. Together, the pair created a stunning image that shows the adventurous subject falling in front of the sun. McCarthy is known for his incredible patience…
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“Liberation Portraits” by Photographer Stas Ginzburg
[ad_1] A series documenting people at marches, rallies, and Pride gatherings across the United States by Brooklyn-based photographer Stas Ginzburg. Ginzburg is a queer refugee from Russia whose work centres on LGBTQIA+ communities and activism. For the past five years, he has been taking portraits of queer, trans, and gender-nonconforming people. The resulting series contains…
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EDDIE! EDDIE! EDDIE!
How can you NOT love #EDDIEMURPHY for this? I thought he buried Cosby at the Mark Twain award speech. But he doubled down triple down quadruple down in this documentary. See Eddie gives zero fuc. Rich af, he’s got the power of free speech on his side and he’s the funniest motherfucka on the planet.…
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Magdalena Kwapisz-Grabowska: The Geometry of Emotion
[ad_1] The Geometry of Feeling Magdalena Kwapisz-Grabowska has spent over three decades immersed in the visual arts, constantly refining her vision and technique. Her commitment to painting is as enduring as it is restless, marked by continuous experimentation and intellectual curiosity. Educated at the Academy of Fine Arts in Katowice, a branch of the Krakow…
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Rena Bransten Gallery Closes in San Francisco After 50 Years
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Juxtapoz Magazine – Inward: Cinta Vidal @ Thinkspace Project…
[ad_1] Thinkspace Projects is pleased to present Inward, their fourth solo exhibition with artist Cinta Vidal showcasing 14 new works on canvas and 6 new works on paper. Vidal (b. 1982 Spain) was originally trained as a theater painter, but when the illusionary space of the stage became too confining, she turned to urban landscapes…
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Gilberto Rivera’s ‘Jailbirds’ Imagine Freedom Within Confine…
[ad_1] At the Center for Art & Advocacy, a solo exhibition by Gilberto Rivera meditates on the material conditions of both confinement and liberation. Jailbirds presents a series of mixed-media collages that map the prison cell onto wood panel, with a variety of avian species as their protagonists. Incarcerated for two decades himself, Rivera draws…
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Career Interrupted? (Nah, AI Saved Me!)
Let me start where respect belongs:Vince Gilligan, you are a master craftsman.You built worlds of tension like it’s oxygen.You understand human contradiction better than most preachers.You gave the world Walter White — a quiet man exploding.You gave us Saul Goodman — the hustler wrapped in charm and bad decisions.You turned Albuquerque into mythology. I see…
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“A Question of Balance” by Photographer Elliot Ross
[ad_1] A series exploring the politics of water an the Navajo Nation by Taiwanese-American photographer and writer Elliot Ross. Based in rural Southern Utah, Ross’s practice centres on long-form projects that examine how landscapes shape community and culture, the struggle for Indigenous self-determination, and cultural flashpoints in opposing Western American values.. The Navajo Nation is…
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D*Face: A Satirical Eye on Consumerism
[ad_1] The Spark Behind the Spray: How Frustration and Freedom Gave Birth to D*Face A decade before his name became synonymous with contemporary British street art, Dean Stockton — widely recognized by his moniker D*Face — found himself trapped in a daily grind that numbed more than inspired. Working a desk job that dulled his…