Arts
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Juxtapoz Magazine – A Plant-Forward Show Opens @ The Hole, N…
[ad_1] The Hole is pleased to present Herbivore, the gallery’s summer group exhibition. This plant-forward show gathers artists whose works feature flora in all its forms: flowering, fruiting, sprouting and climbing. From succulents to spores, Herbivore considers why artists so often turn to the botanical world—what it represents, what it absorbs, and what possibilities it holds when figuration falters. Across…
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An Ornate Stenciled Rug by Mateo Complements a Cultural Cent…
[ad_1] On the rooftop of TRAMES, an artistic and cultural center in Dakar, Senegal, a vibrant new installation by Mateo creates a welcoming atmosphere above the hustle and bustle of the city. Using paint and stencils, the artist incorporated motifs familiar in Senegal culture, like traditional wrestling, bird tracks, fish, and wax fabrics. Mateo was…
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Minami Kobayashi – BOOOOOOOM! – CREATE * INSPIRE * COMMUNITY…
[ad_1] A selection of recent paintings by Japanese artist Minami Kobayashi. Born in Nagoya and currently based in London, Kobayashi studied at the Tokyo University of the Arts and School of the Art Institute, Chicago. She makes figurative oil paintings and sculptures which combine intimacy and mystery through their depictions of ordinary people, animals, and…
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Maja Długołęcka: Abstract Echoes and Unfinished Conversation…
[ad_1] The Architecture of Feeling Emerging as one of the most striking voices in contemporary abstraction, Maja Długołęcka creates paintings that resonate with an emotional charge not easily articulated through words. Born in 1992 and currently based in Los Angeles, Długołęcka is a self-taught Polish-American artist who has refined a distinctive visual language grounded in…
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The Viennese Bohème at the Albertina » Art & Antique Marketp…
[ad_1] From July 25 to October 12, 2025, the Albertina in Vienna presents the exhibition “Viennese Bohème: Works from the Hagen Society” Source: Albertina Vienna · Image: Adolf Böhm: “Tree in a storm”, 1897 In 1905 the Hagen Society, quite certain of its own significance, donated a bundle of over 800 drawings to the Albertina.…
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Johanna Burton to Lead Philadelphia’s Institute of Contempor…
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André Ethier's "Canned Heat" @ Derek Eller G…
[ad_1] Derek Eller Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition of recent paintings by Canadian artist André Ethier entitled Canned Heat. For his eighth solo exhibition at the Gallery, Ethier evokes a society of goblin men that exist in anxious movement apart from their implied idyllic homeland. Two fantastical landscapes provide a locale to which…
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Among Andalusian Vineyards, a Vivid Carpet Creates a Space f…
[ad_1] Nestled among the vineyards of Andalusia, a bold intervention creates a space for gathering in the small village of Montemayor. “Pasera” is the latest addition to Javier de Riba’s ongoing Floors series, a project focused on reclaiming small plots of land as communal sites. “Pasera” refers to the fields where grapes shrivel up into…
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Valerie Chiang – BOOOOOOOM! – CREATE * INSPIRE * COMMUNITY *…
[ad_1] A selection of recent work from New York City-based photographer and filmmaker Valerie Chiang (previously featured here). Chiang studied piano performance at Oberlin Conservatory, then transferred to the University of Southern California, graduating in 2015 with a degree in Film & TV Production. After a three-year hiatus from photography, Chiang is currently working on…
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Liz Murphy: Where Color Surrenders to Soul
[ad_1] Emerging From the Ashes of Design There are artists who create with precision, and there are those who create from necessity—Liz Murphy does both. A professionally trained abstract artist with deep roots in graphic design, Murphy’s journey has evolved through reinvention, hardship, and an enduring curiosity about human emotion. Born and raised in Surrey,…