Arts
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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,…
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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…
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Barry McGee is Listening in Paris
[ad_1] The beauty of Barry McGee’s sudden avalanche of output over the last 18 months is the degree to which there is purpose to the density of the production. It feels like the legendary and influential San Francisco artist has something to say, or in the case of his Paris solo show at Perrotin, he…
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DISTORTION IS THE NEW REALITY: How Tech, Truth & Trust Are All Up for Grabs.
By Relentless Aaron In an age where images are doctored, voices are cloned, and truth is traded for trends, one question should ring loud in every conscious mind: Who benefits from your belief? The photo circulating online—a heartwarming image of rapper Kendrick Lamar embracing a young girl—isn’t what it appears to be. It’s not a…
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The AJ Johnson Equation: Freedom, Flex, and the Emotional Economics of Poly-Power
By Relentless AaronAJ Johnson ain’t your average actress turned lifestyle coach. She’s a force—a woman with global options, spiritual curiosity, and a lifestyle that raises eyebrows while raising the bar. Her recent appearance on The Breakfast Club was less of an interview and more of a masterclass in self-possession, shaking the table with unapologetic truth…
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Cathy Doutreligne: Capturing the Ephemeral in Light and Spac…
[ad_1] From Childhood Wonder to a Lifelong Passion The vast, sunlit beaches of the Opal Coast in northern France were the setting for Cathy Doutreligne’s earliest artistic awakenings. These landscapes, where the sky and sea merged into a luminous expanse, left an indelible mark on her imagination. Childhood vacations spent along these shores instilled a…
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Discover Five Artists Ahead of The Other Art Fair Brooklyn —…
[ad_1] This Mother’s Day weekend, The Other Art Fair, presented by Saatchi Art, returns to ZeroSpace in Brooklyn for its 15th local edition, running May 8 to 11. Known for putting independent artists front and center, the fair continues to challenge traditional art-world norms by offering direct access to 125 cutting-edge creators. In the lead-up…
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Max Kozloff Dies at 91
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Jacoba Urist Interviews Charles Gaines
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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,…