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  • ‘PLEASE’ Is Anna Mantzaris’ Unhinged Comedy About Desperately Wanting Love

    Source Colossal   Sure, we all want love, but what lengths would you go to find it? Swedish animator Anna Mantzaris once again captures the gamut of human emotion in a stop-motion film that plunges headfirst into the pitiful and cringy. As its title suggests, “PLEASE” is about wanting and attempting to find love through increasingly…

  • A Visual Cacophony of People, Places, and Things Fill Chris Millar’s Mixed-Media Paintings

    Source Colossal   Known for his painstakingly intricate mixed-media sculptures, Canadian artist Chris Millar continues to test the bounds of scale and detail. Two recent works epitomize his ongoing explorations: “A Prize Every Time” and “Loom Beneath the Loam,” the latter of which contains eight tiny paintings, two relief sculptures, and numerous sculptural elements attached to…

  • Featured Artist Darla Ferrara

    Source Artsy Shark  Darla Ferrara creates richly textured digital artworks that blur the line between handmade collage and technology. The post Featured Artist Darla Ferrara appeared first on Artsy Shark.

  • 23,000-Square-Foot Clasping Arms Celebrate Community Resilience in Minneapolis

    Source Colossal   Across an expansive lawn at Minneapolis’ Boom Island Park earlier this month, Franco-Swiss artist Saype painted a monumental public artwork directly onto the grass. Part of his Beyond Walls series, which has so far seen 22 iterations around the world, the piece marked the first time the project appeared in the U.S. Minneapolis…

  • Animals and Ornament Emerge from Felted Wool in Holly Guertin’s Textiles

    Source Colossal   Alternating between felted wool, crochet, and embroidery, Holly Guertin summons moments of peace and reflection through nature. Lifelike lambs serenely nod off or stand in front of ornate backgrounds, while vignettes of foliage and flourishes incorporate colorful fiber. In her practice, the artist seeks connections between patterns and adornments and flora and fauna.…

  • Why Many Artists are Feeling Discouraged Now

    Source Artsy Shark  I’ve spoken with a number of artists who are struggling emotionally. What they are feeling reflects a kind of heaviness that lasts. The post Why Many Artists are Feeling Discouraged Now appeared first on Artsy Shark.

  • Elliot McGucken Suspends Einstein’s ‘Light Cones’ Over Desert Expanses

    Source Colossal   Albert Einstein once said that “the most beautiful experience we can have is the mysterious. It is the fundamental emotion that stands at the cradle of true art and true science.” For Dr. Elliot McGucken, the sublime enigmas of nature form the basis of his explorations of landscape and light. McGucken traverses North…

  • Chinese Artist Creates Minimal Drawings That Capture Animal Personality Perfectly

    Source Design You Trust  ShouXin 手訫 is a Chinese contemporary artist known for minimalist, highly expressive drawings of animals, especially cats. His Instagram bio says he shares his works there, and related profiles describe him as an artist focused on original art, prints, and artbooks. His style is all about very few lines, but a…

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