Source Colossal   Known for his vivid portrait photography, Yannis Davy Guibinga is interested in the intersection of art and public spaces. This is especially apropos when it comes to celebrating culture, heritage, and a sense of belonging for “a new generation of Africans who embrace the multiplicity of their heritage in a globalized world,” says…

Source Design You Trust  The 1961 Chicago Memorial Day parade was a meaningful part of the city’s annual tribute to fallen U.S. military personnel. Held downtown on the Saturday before Memorial Day, the event typically unfolded along State Street with both ceremonial and festive elements. Participants included veterans, active-duty troops, JROTC cadets, community groups, and…

Source Design You Trust  Demi Moore, born Demetria Gene Guynes on November 11, 1962, in Roswell, New Mexico, was raised by her mother and stepfather after her biological father left before her birth. Her childhood was marked by frequent relocations due to her stepfather’s unstable employment, with early years spent in Roswell and Canonsburg, Pennsylvania.…

Source Artsy Shark  Sculptor Brad Cahill showcases an extraordinary series of stone works, defined by exceptional craftsmanship and refined precision. The post Featured Artist Brad Cahill appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Philip Martin Gallery is pleased to present, “Dry Season,” an exhibition of new oil-on-canvas paintings by Los Angeles-based artist Daniel Dove. Dove’s works consider modern American life through the lens of Realism, a painterly approach popularized by Gustav Courbet that focuses on depicting, “ordinary life and people…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  LaMontagne Gallery is pleased to present Motion Pictures, a solo exhibition of new paintings and sculptures by Sean Downey. The work uses images and forms as proxies for a feeling sense about time. Distinctions between the political, cultural, historical, and autobiographical become fluid, and imagery arises that…

Source Colossal   At the Center for Art & Advocacy, a solo exhibition by Gilberto Rivera meditates on the material conditions of both confinement and liberation. Jailbirds presents a series of mixed-media collages that map the prison cell onto wood panel, with a variety of avian species as their protagonists. Incarcerated for two decades himself, Rivera…

Source Colossal   Known for her perplexing compositions of domestic interiors, Cinta Vidal continues to mesmerize with a new body of paintings at Thinkspace Projects. The artist’s solo show, Inward, continues her exploration of what she describes as “un-gravity constructions,” in which space and time appear folded or warped. In Vidal’s dizzying compositions, people occupy different…