Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  For over three decades, Ghada Amer has approached painting as a medium to be questioned, broadened and continually reimagined. Throughout her career her work has unfolded as a sustained effort to reconsider the way women appear in art and the way painting might foreground their presence. If…

Source Colossal   It’s somehow been more than a year already since we launched Colossal’s new site design, and it’s spectacular to hear your feedback about how you peruse and use the site. Whether you click on things of interest in our newsletters or encourage your students to explore thousands of articles about artists, nature, science,…

Source Design You Trust  Grand Prize: Kathleen Borshanian A powerful set of images can stop you in your tracks, reminding you of the planet’s untamed beauty. That’s the essence captured by the 18 winning shots from the 2025 National Wildlife Photo Contest, each telling vivid stories of survival and wonder. The Grand Prize went to…

Source Design You Trust  In 1883, Yomut women from Krasnovodsk—today called Türkmenbaşy in Turkmenistan—were photographed wearing the Kasaba, a remarkable cylindrical headpiece. Tall and ornate, the Kasaba immediately stood out with its intricate craftsmanship, serving not only as adornment but as a marker of social standing, wealth, and marital status. h/t: vintag.es Decorated with silver…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Over the last season, we have been letting you know about the upcoming Surreal Salon 18 juried exhibition, with guest juror SWOON, that was going to culminate in an exhibition at the Baton Rouge Gallery in Louisiana in January 2026. The picks have been made, the show…

Source Colossal   From sequins, glass beads, rhinestones, plaster, paint, and more, Jorge Mañes Rubio sculpts new narratives from ancient tales. Drawing on the motifs of Spanish illuminated manuscripts, as well as family heirlooms and pop culture, the artist explores the relationship between past and present, reinterpreting religious imagery into unexpected forms like beaded basketballs and…

Source Artsy Shark  Step into the world of September Heart, where surprising materials transform into luminous, dreamlike imagery. The post Featured Artist September Heart appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Our friend just opened a new solo show, KOM INTE OCH KNACKA PÅ (Don’t Come and Knock) at Galleri Thomassen in Gothenburg, Sweden. The show consists of many new works on paper