Source Design You Trust  A 33-year-old artist from Chenzou, China, has been getting a lot of attention for turning trees, utility poles, and road signs into optical illusions that blend into their backgrounds. Huang Yao is a talented 3D painter who showcases his skills by turning local infrastructure and plant life into original artworks. The…

Source Colossal   All images © Rocky Bergen Designer Rocky Bergen folds us back into the world of dialup and floppy disks with a delightfully retro collection of paper computers and gaming systems. His DIY models faithfully recreate classic technology like the first Apple II complete with Oregon Trail or the more obscure IMSAI 8080 system and multiple…

Source artforum.com  The Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant has announced its 2022 grantees. The New York–based organization will distribute a total of $695,000 to twenty writers working across three categories—Articles,

Source artforum.com  Artists across China are among those participating in a nationwide uprising, sparked by Covid-19 measures, that is the largest China has seen since 1989 and the biggest one to date under president Xi

Source Colossal   All images © Yumi Okita In vividly colored thread and textiles, Yumi Okita imbues remarkably tactile moths and butterflies with lifelike features. The North Carolina-based artist designs each specimen to perch on its own delicate wire legs, and some of the larger creatures boast wing spans nearly 10 inches wide. Long fascinated by…

Source Artsy Shark  Quite often, fairs and festivals are the initial point of contact with potential collectors. Keep the conversation going, and close future sales from the leads you develop. The post Sell More Art at Fairs & Festivals appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source artforum.com  The exhibition “1, 2, 3 Pirelli” presents new and preexisting works by Willem Oorebeek, effectively encapsulating the artist’s long-standing interest in printing techniques, image circulation, and

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Inspired by seasonal depression, a new exhibtion at Candela Gallery combines colorful explorations of isolation and mystical documents of natural cycles, all within the spectrum of the photographic process.