Arts
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Walter Dahn Dies at 70
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Juxtapoz Magazine – Blic “City Dwellers” @ Thinkspace Projec…
[ad_1] A young man stepping out of the train, carrying a bundle of hand painted clothes to sell at the bargain bazaar, loses a slipper in the melee. He removes the other and walks barefoot, side-stepping run-off from crates and walls. Pauses for the gong at the Church Plaza, crosses himself and moves on- bewildered,…
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Marilou Schultz Weaves Computer Processor Patterns in Tradit…
[ad_1] What does Intel’s Pentium computer chip have in common with Navajo textiles? More than you might think. For artist Marilou Schultz, the ancestral practice of weaving melds with an unexpected contemporary source of inspiration. Merging analog loom methods with the patterns found on computer processor cores, Schultz entwines the histories of the Navajo people…
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Natassja Santistevan – BOOOOOOOM! – CREATE * INSPIRE * COMMU…
[ad_1] A collection of black and white images by self-taught photographer Natassja Santistevan. Intertwining ideas of identity and space, Santistevan’s work sifts through the layers of the social and personal, using environments to evoke moments of play, vulnerability, and introspection. “Mono No Aware” is made up of moments that represent the passage of time and…
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Nico Williams Wins Canada’s Sobey Art Award
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Juxtapoz Magazine – Chase Hall: Halfrican @ David Kordanksy …
[ad_1] One of the shows we caught a preview of yesterday (the other being Ruby Neri, more on that Monday), was Chase Hall’s Halfrican at David Kordansky in Los Angeles. There are some dramatic, grand works in the exhibition, all made with his unique coffee-based pigments. Hall has developed an expansive vocabulary for documenting the…
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‘Crafted Kinship’ Unravels the Creative Practices of 60 Carr…
[ad_1] A new book by Malene Barnett celebrates more than 60 artists, designers, and craftspeople whose work has been shaped by their Caribbean roots. Published by Artisan, Crafted Kinship: Inside the Creative Practices of Contemporary Black Caribbean Makers peers into a range of multi-faceted practices influenced by the diaspora. Whether drawing on connections to the…
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“Splendor” by Photographer Courtney Allen
[ad_1] A new photobook deciphering the ambivalences of the American landscape and notions of the sublime by Brooklyn-based photographer Courtney Allen. Allen’s work tends to focus on our relationship with the natural world and our “hopeful expectations meeting the reality of our contributions.” Released by Los Angeles-based publisher Deadbeat Club, the project marks Allen’s first…
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Jacob Hashimoto: The Art of Bridging Pixels and Tradition
[ad_1] Jacob Hashimoto: Weaving Art from Paper, Bamboo, and Pixels Jacob Hashimoto’s artistry is a unique blend of tradition and innovation, reflecting his intricate journey through different cultures and mediums. Born in Greeley, Colorado, and raised in Walla Walla, Washington, Hashimoto grew up in an environment where art and craftsmanship were ever-present, particularly through his…
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Understanding Relentless Aaron:
A Look at the Urban Lit King Introduction: In the world of urban literature, Relentless Aaron stands as a prominent figure, known for his raw storytelling and ability to connect with readers from all walks of life. Born DeWitt Gilmore, Aaron’s journey from adversity to literary acclaim embodies redemption and resilience, paving the way for…