Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  In conjunction with their solo show at Grove in London entitled Last Dance, today’s A Portfolio is dedicated to the works of Glasgow-based Hannah Wilson. We are huge fans of Wilson’s Nosebleed series, but as the gallery notes of their new show, “Last Dance takes wistfulness as its…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Jonathan Gardner (b. 1982, Lexington, KY) presents Dusk, an exhibition of eight new oil paintings rendered with a surreal approach to form and perspective. Scenes within scenes deconstruct planes into isolated storylines that recall cinematic motifs, creating tension that disorients and entices. Using architectural devices to warp…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  James Cohan is pleased to present A Mountain Looms, an exhibition of seven new multipanel embroideries and the New York debut of Jordan Nassar’s expansive installation The Sea Beneath Our Eyes, on view through May 6 at 52 Walker Street. This is Nassar’s third solo exhibition with…

Source Design You Trust  Would you like to own a Barbie doll that you can shave, complete with thick, dark body hair? Well, now you can! An Etsy store is selling a unique doll called “Shave And Play” Barbie, also known as “Borbie” for legal reasons. This unconventional Barbie is a one-of-a-kind addition to any…

Source Design You Trust  Nadia Tolstoy is a Stockholm-based illustrator and cartoonist who has captured the attention of many on social media. She describes her work as “mildly amusing doodles” that are “surreal at times and frequently silly.” Nadia has created a series of illustrations that combine different things to represent a single word, resulting…

Source Design You Trust  Rather than harnessing the incredible potential of artificial intelligence for practical purposes, some individuals have chosen to create images of celebrities eating concrete. h/t: sadanduseless The peculiarities of these images, however, have raised questions among observers. For example, AI models depicting Will Smith eating things have made him look like someone…

Source Design You Trust  In the early 1930s, Edsel B. Ford, the President of Ford Motor Company, commissioned his styling chief, Eugene T. “Bob” Gregorie, to create a unique roadster with limited production potential. Gregorie sketched various alternatives before building a 1/25th scale model, which he tested in a small wind tunnel. The resulting car,…

Source Design You Trust  A ruined cement factory, a sunken car, the brave women of DRC and a posse of urban raccoons … all these and many more feature in this year’s list of overall professional category winners. Our War: Edgar Martins, Portugal (Photographer of the Year and first place in Professional Competition, Portraiture) Martins…