Arts
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Juxtapoz Magazine – Waiting for Lavender: Justin Williams @ …
[ad_1] Movement is part of humanity, and the restriction of movement and migration that has become the center agenda by so many politicians across the world seems to be a battle against nature and an innate human essence. We are hunter-gatheres, we are movers, we find a place that is better to survive. In Justin…
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Announcing Joy Machine, a New Art Gallery in Chicago — Colos…
[ad_1] As Colossal prepares to turn 15 this year, we’ve been thinking a lot about what it means to be part of a creative community. During the last decade and a half, we’ve spoken with thousands of artists, designers, and makers and cultivated a vast network of friends and colleagues around the globe. Publishing has…
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Artist Spotlight: Matija Bobičić
[ad_1] Nostalgia-infused, techno-futuristic paintings by Slovenian artist Matija Bobičić. Bobičić completed his studies in art pedagogy at the Faculty of Education in Maribor under the mentorship of Ludvik Pandur and Oto Rimele. His practice explores the intersections of science fiction, pop culture, and Balkan folklore. Weaving together threads from the past, present, and future, his…
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HAYDN: Breaking Free Through Art and Music
[ad_1] A Shaped Identity: The Influences of a Restrictive Upbringing Born in 1961 in Hertfordshire, UK, HAYDN emerged from an artistic family whose creative dynamics were as tumultuous as they were formative. His mother, a classically trained artist and teacher, crafted exquisite works in oils and watercolors. Her detailed drawings reflected her mastery of anatomy and…
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Slovenian Painting 1848−1918 on view at the Belvedere » Art …
[ad_1] From 30 January to 26 May 2025, the Belvedere in Vienna presents the exhibition “The World in Colors: Slovenian Painting 1848−1918” Source: Belvedere · Image: Ivan Grohar, “The Field of Rafolče”, 1903. Photo: Belvedere, Vienna Joining forces with the National Gallery of Slovenia, the Belvedere is presenting highlights of Slovenian painting from the era of…
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Juxtapoz Magazine – After a Decade Away, Joe Sorren Returns …
[ad_1] Thinkspace Projects is proud to present Joe Sorren‘s first solo exhibition in Los Angeles in over a decade. Per Aspera Ad Astra is being presented in collaboration with Thinkspace’s good friends at Dorothy Circus Gallery in Italy. “Per Aspera Ad Astra,” a Latin phrase meaning “through hardships to the stars,” aptly titles Joe Sorren’s…
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Naomi Peterson Channels a Sweet Tooth and Sense of Togethern…
[ad_1] Frosted sponge and overstuffed pies are just a few of the sweet treats Naomi Peterson crafts from clay. Her playful “cup-cakes” take confectionery as a starting point, adding layers reminiscent of fondant, ice cream scoops, berries, and sprinkles. Many of Peterson’s pieces are functional, incorporating lids or handles to be used as vessels or…
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Illustrator Spotlight: Seba Cestaro
[ad_1] A selection of recent commercial and personal work by Seba Cestaro, an illustrator and artist from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Combining abstract elements with human figures and colourful worlds, Cestaro creates surreal landscapes where the scale of elements contribute to the evocation of different sensations. Cestaro’s colour palette is varied and depends on the idea…
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Matt Sesow: Turning Trauma into Artistic Triumph
[ad_1] A Life Altered: From Childhood Tragedy to Unstoppable Resilience In 1974, Matt Sesow’s life took a sudden, dramatic turn. An innocent game of “SPUD” with friends near a small airfield in Nebraska ended in a freak accident that would shape his future. At just eight years old, Sesow ran onto a runway as a…