Arts
-
“Involuntary Photographs” by Photographer Alexis Vasilikos
[ad_1] A collection of accidental exposures by artist and photographer Alexis Vasilikos (previously featured here). Based in Athens, Vasilikos is deeply influenced by Eastern mysticism and drawn to the meditative and transcendental dimensions of image-making. His series, “Involuntary Photographs,” emerged over the past five years and involves “a different mode of seeing.” That is, the…
-
Douglas Jaser: Beyond Surface and Symbol
[ad_1] Subscribed to a notion2003 The Contradiction of Appearance: From Nostalgia to Awareness Douglas Jaser, an abstract and mixed media artist based in California’s San Francisco Bay Area, brings a layered perspective to contemporary art that resists simplification. His work probes beneath the polished surfaces of conventional narratives to explore how memory, identity, and perception…
-
US Finally Issues Call for 2026 Venice Biennale Proposals
[ad_1] US Finally Issues Call for 2026 Venice Biennale Proposals ad [ad_2] Source link
-
Did You Get the Memo?
The Global Reset Changed EverythingBy Relentless Aaron Let me put it plainly, family: if you didn’t feel the shift, the quake, the cosmic slap in the face that was COVID—then this is your wake-up call. There was no formal announcement. No formal press release.Just a virus. A shutdown. A moment in time that flipped the…
-
Juxtapoz Magazine – Shanee Roe: Clinging Knots @ 68 Projects…
[ad_1] With Clinging Knots, our friend and contributing editor Charles Moore has curated Shanee Roe’s first solo exhibition at 68projects in Berlin. Stripping away idealisation to reveal the raw, unfiltered human experience, in this exhibition Shanee Roe guides us through the complexities of intimacy. Playful yet unsettling, her figures exist in states of vulnerability—exposed, clumsy,…
-
Explore an Incredible 108-Gigapixel Scan of Johannes Vermeer…
[ad_1] One of the inimitable joys of visiting an art museum is being able to view paintings up close—to see their textures, frames, and the way the surface interacts with the light. But even if you had the opportunity to step past security wires and get within inches of an original canvas, you’d still never…
-
“Love Letter To Death Match by Manda Quevedo
[ad_1] Manda Quevedo is a queer nonbinary Latinx photographer, bookmaker, and fine art printer. Their book, Love Letter To Death Match, explores the captivating world of deathmatch wrestling. For Manda, the wrestling community intersects in many ways with the queer community, as well as the punk music scene and performance art, go-go and burlesque dancing:…
-
Ramona Zordini: Dreaming in Cyan and Layers of Time
[ad_1] A Journey Shaped by Creativity and Resolve Ramona Zordini’s artistic path is one marked by resilience, passion, and an unwavering need for self-expression. Growing up in Italy, she turned to creativity as both an escape and a means of processing a difficult childhood. Art was never merely an interest—it was an essential lifeline, a…
-
The World of King James VI and I at the National Galleries o…
[ad_1] From April 26 to September 14, 2025, the National Galleries of Scotland present the exhibition “The World of King James VI and I”. Source: National Galleries of Scotland · Image: James VI and I, 1566 – 1625. King of Scotland 1567 – 1625. King of England and Ireland 1603 – 1625 1595. National Galleries…
-
Andrew Lampert introduces a portfolio of work by Richard For…
[ad_1] Andrew Lampert introduces a portfolio of work by Richard Foreman ad [ad_2] Source link