Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Simply put, his designs are cool, calm, and collectible, beckoning the senses in almost luxuriant comfort and form. I chatted with San Francisco-based designer Evan Kinori about how he’s been inspired to tread out of bounds and still make such classic, confident clothing.

Source artforum.com  “A Few Ways to Win the World” is a show of gazes. It opens with the direct stares of the Slavic fairies whose charms lead men to their death in Martina Vacheva’s Samodivi, 2019, and of the lone dancer

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Source artforum.com  Ariane Mueller’s “7 rue des Grands Augustins,” 2023, a series of eight acrylics on canvas, celebrates the joy of painting while also conveying a more complex message. In an oblique commentary on the

Source artforum.com  Beyond his vital contribution to literature as a founder of New Narrative, Robert Glück has, since 1966, built up a body of ceramics, which is now being exhibited for the first time in “Ghosts and

Source artforum.com  Louise Aline Barnsdall’s Hollyhock House was intended to be a temple to artistic invention. But the oil heiress and arts patron, who commissioned Frank Lloyd Wright to design it, found the architect so

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Source artforum.com  IN THE MODERNIST IMAGINARY, a viewer’s encounter with an art object should be pure and unencumbered, free from any distraction that might interrupt the aesthetic experience. For an institution, this