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Meet Federico Seneca, The Visionary of Italian Poster Art
Source Design You Trust Federico Seneca (1891–1976) emerged as one of the most influential graphic designers of the early 20th century, known for fusing avant‑garde artistry with commercial clarity. As art director for Perugina and later Buitoni, he reshaped Italian advertising by replacing literal imagery with bold, metaphor‑driven visuals. His most iconic contribution was the…
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Award-Winning Aerial Photos from the 2025 reFocus Photographer of the Year
Source Design You Trust Photographer of the Year: “Above the Horizon” by Marie Juliette Aziz Viewing the world from above has a way of transforming the familiar into something astonishing, turning roads into branching networks, rivers into painted strokes, and fields into abstract patterns. The 2025 reFocus Photographer of the Year aerial winners embody that…
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Spectacular Wining Images From The 2026 Penda Travel Photography Competition
Source Design You Trust People & Culture Category and Overall Winner: “Kartika Vrata” by Tanveer Rohan The 2026 Penda Travel Photography Competition has announced its winners, showcasing images that immerse viewers in powerful stories from around the world. Photographers from across continents submitted emotionally rich and visually intentional work, making the judges’ task of choosing…
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Rare Glimpses of Diverse Marine Life Take the Stage in This Year’s Ocean Art Photography Contest
Source Colossal Off the deep waters of Kumejima, Japan, Steven Kovacs captured an image that would be awarded Best in Show for the 2025 Ocean Art Photography Contest. Traveling to the Okinawa prefecture in the hopes of encountering a scarcely documented species of larval goosefish, Kovacs spent nearly two weeks blackwater diving before photographing the…
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Personal Identities Pair with Sartorial Expression in Paintings by Glenn Hardy Jr.
Source Colossal In his forthcoming solo exhibition, Building Identities Through Style, Glenn Hardy Jr. excavates the strata of fashion, especially how identities are shaped and perceived through appearance. Based in Washington, D.C., Hardy is a self-taught painter whose bold portraits emphasize Black life “liberated from the burdens of racial stereotypes and conflict,” says Charlie James…
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Marvin Heinzel Gets Up-Close and Personal with Characterful Avians
Source Colossal Individual feathers and beady eyes glint in the light in Marvin Heinzel’s up-close bird portraits. Capturing high-resolution details of a wide range of avians, from diminutive European robins to elegant swans, the Brandenburg-based photographer illuminates expressive features and coloring with a level of detail we don’t typically have the opportunity to experience in…
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Two Artists Consider How Chicago Shapes Its Youth in ‘World in My Eyes’
Source Colossal Joy Machine is thrilled to present World in My Eyes, a duo exhibition of Chicago artists Kayla Mahaffey and Joseph Perez, a.k.a. Sentrock. World in My Eyes is, first and foremost, rooted in the lives of everyday people. Both Sentrock and Mahaffey have long depicted friends and neighbors in their own Chicago neighborhoods, exploring how our city shapes…
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Joseph Geagan has a Solo Presentation @ Rubell Museum, Miami
Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home If you happen to be in Miami (and missed the Lomex show) Joseph Geagan has a series of works up at the Rubell Museum. His paintings feature comic scenes that foreground the social sphere around him. A self-taught artist, his work includes his friends, artists, pop figures,…