Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Nino Mier Gallery is intrigued to announce a solo exhibition by German-born André Butzer through April 29, 2023, at Nino Mier’s new location at 62 Crosby St in SoHo.  

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  At the end of WWII, the Transcendental Painting Group was apparently at odds with the American public. Notions of spirituality, nature, and science being mutually explored through painting would have seemed rather vital in the years that followed the dropping of the atomic bombs; one might imagine…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Conor Harrington has always been an enigma. He doesn’t overly share, doesn’t grab a bullhorn to express his beliefs; it’s all there in the work. Through 3x on the cover of Juxtapoz, there is a pattern of anti-authority, understanding the past, confronting a history and tradition that…

Source artforum.com  The organizers of the Eighteenth Venice Architecture Biennale have bestowed the Nigerian-born architect, designer, and artist Demas Nwoko the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement. Nwoko was in the

Source artforum.com  Koo Jeong-a, known for her conceptual work centering ungraspable elements such as scent, silence, and luminescence, has been chosen to represent South Korea at the Sixtieth Venice Biennale, to take

Source artforum.com  “Ambiguities arise when a detail is effective in several ways at once,” William Empson wrote in his foundational work of literary criticism Seven Types of Ambiguity (1930). The narratively cryptic

Source Design You Trust  Caitlyn Grabenstein is a renowned collage artist, whose work is characterized by surreal, photorealistic digital collages that combine the past and the future into retro-futuristic artwork. Her art project, @Cult.Class, features otherworldly themes, retrofuturistic surrealism, and science fiction. More: Caitlyn Grabenstein, Instagram h/t: boredpanda Caitlyn’s unique and stylish aesthetic has garnered…

Source Design You Trust  When it comes to commuting, most people turn to activities like listening to music, reading, or staring out the window. But illustrator and animator October Jones, whose real name is Joe Butcher, has found a more creative way to pass the time – by drawing new heads for his fellow commuters.…