Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  François Ghebaly is proud to present Imagine, all this happened just an hour ago, Ali Eyal’s debut exhibition with the gallery. Ali Eyal is an Iraqi artist working across painting, drawing, assemblage, and film to examine how personal memory tangles with political violence and loss. Born in Baghdad…

Source Colossal   With the flip of a switch, the enchanting scenes by Hari & Deepti awaken with a soft, yellow light. The husband-and-wife duo have been working with white paper since 2010, when they began experimenting with illumination and shadow. Today, they’re known for their intricately layered narratives that translate the magical allure of fairytales…

Source Colossal   One of the most recognizable artifacts of ancient Greece is the amphora, a vessel resembling a bulbous vase with two handles at the top. Used for centuries, these objects could be utilitarian and unadorned, employed to store and transport goods like wine or grain. Some were tall with bottoms that came to a…

Source Colossal   While studying art history as a Princeton undergrad, Field Kallop was tasked with an assignment that continues to shape her artistic practice today. The prompt was to consider the relationship between the micro and macro, and she thought about the atom and galaxies, two organic structures with the same design despite their vastly…

Source Artsy Shark  Enjoy the charming portfolio of artist Merrie Taverna, whose paintings are inspired by nature and spirituality. The post Featured Artist Merrie Taverna appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  The Surreal Salon exhibition + juried competition is one of our favorite events of the year, and luckily, it kicks off annually in January. Part of the celebration is the Surreal Salon Soiree, and on January 24, 2026, the 18th edition of the party/costume extravaganza will be, as…

Source Colossal   When we see a painting, we don’t generally ask ourselves, “Is this art?” A work on canvas is almost always inherently seen as such, but what about mediums like ceramics, photography, or fiber that also often serve functional or decorative purposes and historically have not been considered “high art?” Why are some textiles…

Source Design You Trust  Aleksey and Anton Tvorogov (Tvorogov Brothers) are Moscow‑born twin artists (both 1988) who work as a duo, known for painterly, slightly uncanny scenes that feel like fragments of a fairy tale caught between childhood and adulthood. Starting to paint together in 2009 after one gifted the other a beginner’s art set,…