Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  It’s the Season of the Bear. The same named series about an Italian Beef Sandwich shop in Chicago and the Iranian movie No Bears are both steeped in interaction among families and neighborhoods, portraying joys and perils that we impose on ourselves—or are forced upon us. With…

Source artforum.com  Mari Matsuda’s exhibition examines the history of labor organizing in Honolulu and the group of feminist, communist, Asian-American women who changed labor laws here during the 1940s. The artist, a

Source artforum.com  The Blanton Museum of Art at the University of Texas, Austin, announced that it has acquired 5,650 works from the Gilberto Cárdenas and Dolores Garcia Collection, one of the world’s largest assemblies

Source artforum.com  There is a figure in Jeff Wall’s light-box photograph, The Old Prison, 1987, that is easy to miss. In reproductions, he is barely visible, lost in the long and protracted expansiveness of the panorama.

Source artforum.com  The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation today announced the launch of its Imagining Freedom initiative, a $125 million effort aimed at supporting artistic development among those negatively affected by the US

Source Design You Trust  The Tatra 97, or T97, was a mid-size car built by Tatra in Kopřivnice, Moravia from 1936 to 1939. Despite its futuristic design and unique features, only around 500 units were produced. Unfortunately, the car’s production came to an abrupt end due to the outbreak of the Second World War, specifically…

Source Colossal   Depending on which direction you approach from, you may encounter a lynx, a bee, a kingfisher, or a river trout in Austria-based Thomas Medicus’s new public installation. Moving around the work, one image gradually dissolves into abstract strips of color before a different creature assembles on another side. Known for his anamorphic sculptures…

Source Colossal   Walls and a carousel designed by Keith Haring. All images courtesy of Phaidon In the summer of 1987, a carnival like no other popped up for thirteen weeks on a public green in Hamburg, Germany. Walking through a gate featuring an oversized painting by Sonia Delaunay, visitors entered the world of Luna Luna,…