Source Colossal   “Sum of the Parts” (2022), magnolia, oak, cottonwood, eucalyptus, plane tree, beech leaves, 38 x 34 centimeters. All images by Art Photographers, © Susanna Bauer, shared with permission Vintage lace and the intricate innards of cells influence the thread components of Susanna Bauer’s crocheted works. The German artist, who lives in the U.K., stitches…

Source artforum.com  Brian O’Doherty, the Irish-born polymath renowned for his influential art criticism and for his pseudonymously made post-Minimalist and Conceptual artwork placing agency with the viewer, has died at

Source Colossal   Colossal is now on Mastodon! We joined this growing social network as an alternative to Twitter, where we’ll remain for at least a while longer, but we hope you’ll join us on this new platform, too. We like Mastodon because it has a lot of similar features, but unlike Twitter, which is privately owned,…

Source Colossal   “Haerenga (Journey),” Christopher Davis, of New Zealand. All images © World of Wearable Art, shared with permission Every year in Wellington, dozens of extravagant garments explode onto the stage for three weeks as part of the World of Wearable Art competition. The annual performance is New Zealand’s largest theatrical production that highlights vast creativity translated…

Source Colossal   “Hussar” (2022), mixed wood, 71 x 81 x 26 centimeters. All images © Han Hsu-Tung, shared with permission Digital and analog realms collide in the dynamic sculptures of Taiwanese artist Han Hsu-Tung (previously). Using soft western redcedar or Laotian fir, Han carves wooden animals and figures that are whisked into pixels, which appear to…

Source Artsy Shark  Artist M. Graham Godfrey presents a collection of international landscapes that capture the spirit of the rural countryside. See more of his work by visiting his website.   “Red Roofs Above Grecia” oil on canvas, 28″ x 21″   After 50 years of growth and change, I am more aligned with my…

Source artforum.com  Soda Jerk, the collaborative sibling duo known for their experimental films, returns to Australia with a major exhibition and an ambitious new work. Their midcareer survey “Open Sauce” is an astute and

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  The Walt Disney Family Museum is honored to host Chris Miller: Kaleidoscope, a new exhibition of recent works by painter Chris Miller. The exhibition will be on display in the museum’s Theater Gallery and free to view from Thursday, November 17, 2022 through March 20, 2023.