Arts
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Glenn Brown: Painting the Space Between Beauty and Decay
[ad_1] Glenn Brown: Art as a Dream of the Subconscious Glenn Brown’s work exists in an uncanny space where beauty and grotesqueness intertwine, creating images that feel both familiar and foreign. His paintings often appear as if they are pulled from a collective subconscious, a swirling mass of historical references and mutated forms. Brown has…
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Max Kozloff Dies at 91
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Juxtapoz Magazine – Jameson Green Heads to Westside in “Aut …
[ad_1] A show we are excited to see, as its in our backyard in LA’s westside as Derek Eller has opened a space on Main Street in Santa Monica. Jameson Green will showcase a new series of paintings in Aut Viam Inveniam Aut Faciam, in a building designed by Frank Gehry. Aut Viam Inveniam Aut…
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Hundreds of Fantastic Creatures Inhabit a Sprawling Universe…
[ad_1] In Organic Harmony, curious, hybrid insects and wide-eyed furry creatures populate a world of natural textures and surreal intrigue. Vorja Sánchez (previously) has been dreaming up the fanciful series for the last year and a half, which he debuts at Beinart Gallery later this month. Inspired by the diversity of the forest and the…
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Illustrator Spotlight: Kemal Sanli
[ad_1] Brief Bio: I’m a designer and illustrator from Istanbul, creating work that lives somewhere between nature and abstraction. I’m drawn to simple shapes, soft rhythms, and the emotional weight they can quietly carry. Artist Statement: These works are inspired by organic life — plants, fungi, growth patterns — reinterpreted through a minimalist and playful…
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Linda Vallejo: Reclaiming Identity, Earth, and Spirit Throug…
[ad_1] A Vision Rooted in Earth and Spirit Linda Vallejo’s artistic journey is deeply interwoven with themes of cultural identity, spirituality, and humanity’s intrinsic connection to nature. Over five decades, her work has served as a testament to the enduring influence of indigenous traditions, eco-feminist perspectives, and Chicana identity in contemporary art. Represented by parrasch…
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Jacoba Urist Interviews Charles Gaines
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Juxtapoz Magazine – Isaac Pelayo “Urban Renaissance” @ Artem…
[ad_1] Artemizia Foundation is proud to present an exclusive solo exhibition of new paintings by the celebrated contemporary artist Isaac Pelayo at Gallery 818. The exhibition opens to the public on April 5, 2025, offering art enthusiasts a rare opportunity to experience the latest evolution of Pelayo’s masterful craft firsthand. Known for his striking fusion…
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Ethereal Waterfalls Cascade Across Darkened Landscapes in Jo…
[ad_1] When most hikers are headed off the trail, Jonathan Knight is just getting started. The Denver-based artist prefers to photograph about 45 minutes after sunset, during “the last few minutes the sky has any blue hue in it and the last few minutes you can see without an external light source,” he shares. Once…
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Emma Beatrez – BOOOOOOOM! – CREATE * INSPIRE * COMMUNITY * A…
[ad_1] A selection of paintings by Minneapolis-based artist Emma Beatrez, the most intriguing of which examine prototypical cheerleaders and the spectacle of small town pep-rally bonfires. The dark energy present in the work is perfectly summed up in this statement from “Polyester”, their recent exhibition at Hair + Nails: “Clad in polyester vestments, extremely flammable,…