[ad_1] Here’s just a few great paint slingers: Delacroix, Neel, Auerbach, Van Gogh, Grotjahn, Cecily, Hockney, Henry, Freud, Peyton, Ryman, Hals, Schutz, Schnabs, Lisa Y, Monet, Manet. And yeah, I’m gonna go there and toss in Woll. Starting in 2016, I lived with a Mt. Wilson painting of Andy’s because I was drawn to the […]
Juxtapoz Magazine – Jean Jullien: RETURN TO TOKUGAWA VILLAGE…
[ad_1] Jean Jullien’s pictorial works explore places and moments in life. This time, on the occasion of his return to the gallery after more than three years, the artist shares his Tokyo experience in the neighborhood known as “Tokugawa Village,” where he prepared his Chinese and Japanese exhibitions. The “return” expresses the universal feeling of […]
Juxtapoz Magazine – COBRA: Shadi Al-Atallah @ Elizabeth Xi B…
[ad_1] Elizabeth Xi Bauer is pleased to present COBRA, an exhibition of new works by Shadi Al-Atallah, a London-based Saudi artist known for emotionally charged figurative paintings that inhabit liminal spaces between intimacy and conflict. While themes of identity, queerness, and spirituality remain central to his practice, COBRA marks a striking transformation—shifting from the painterly […]
Juxtapoz Magazine – Inward: Cinta Vidal @ Thinkspace Project…
[ad_1] Thinkspace Projects is pleased to present Inward, their fourth solo exhibition with artist Cinta Vidal showcasing 14 new works on canvas and 6 new works on paper. Vidal (b. 1982 Spain) was originally trained as a theater painter, but when the illusionary space of the stage became too confining, she turned to urban landscapes […]
Juxtapoz Magazine – Shizu Saldamando: May the Ground Seethe …
[ad_1] Charlie James Gallery is pleased to present May the Ground Seethe, a solo exhibition of painting and sculpture by Los Angeles artist Shizu Saldamando. Saldamando’s intimate portraits distill figures from context, focusing on the body as the site of political struggle and communal joy. The title of the exhibition borrows a lyric from the song “MML” by […]
Juxtapoz Magazine – Preview: Geoffrey Holder “Saturday Night…
[ad_1] James Fuentes is thrilled to announce Geoffrey Holder, Saturday Night, on view November 12 through December 20 in New York. Spanning the early-1980s onward, the exhibition spotlights Holder’s recurring series of nightlife paintings, which pay homage to the artist’s youngest memories of Trinidadian dancehalls. These spaces of music, movement, and collective joy sparked Holder’s earliest imagination […]
Juxtapoz Magazine – Birgit Jürgenssen & Noelia Towers @ Slip…
[ad_1] The tension lodged within the works of Birgit Jürgenssen and Noelia Towers is on full display in this two-person exhibition at Slip House. Swinging between the former’s illustrations and photographs, and the latter’s crystalline painted images is a dance of surreal and penetrating depictions of womanhood; fraught, sentimental, peculiar, and everything in between. Jürgenssen’s […]
Juxtapoz Magazine – Luke Rogers “Coughing in the Pipes” @ Mo…
[ad_1] “Water is important to people who do not have it,” Joan Didion wrote, “and the same is true of control.” She was talking about California, and the impressive machinery–“the aqueducts and siphons and pumps and forebays and afterbays and weirs and drains”–that has, since the early 20th Century, made American life as we know […]
Juxtapoz Magazine – Amy Winstanley: Life Hum @ Margot Samel,…
[ad_1] Margot Samel is pleased to present Life Hum, a solo exhibition of new works by the Scotland-based Amy Winstanley (b. 1983, Dumfries, UK). This is the artist’s second solo exhibition with the gallery. Life Hum refers to the constant humming movement of all matter, from a social to a molecular level. In each painting, through every […]
Juxtapoz Magazine – Erik Parker Has the “Ice Breaker”
[ad_1] Ice Breaker is Erik Parker’s second solo exhibition at VETA by Fer Francés, holding a new body of work created specifically for this occasion. In this new project, the artist expands his distinctive visual language—rooted in Pop Art, the underground movement, and the American psychedelic subculture—into a series that is at once hallucinatory and […]