Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Have you ever won an award? Maybe you won a trophy playing football/soccer when you were a wee child, or maybe you won a spelling bee in high school? But we have a different kind of award to tell you about today, in fact, its an award…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Eric Firestone Gallery is pleased to announce Martha Edelheit: Naked City, Paintings from 1965–80. This is the gallery’s second solo exhibition with the 91-year-old artist. The show will include historic monumental paintings of nude women and men situated on luscious drapery or montaged into familiar locations around…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Zanele Muholi, who defines themself* as a “visual activist,” uses the camera as a tool to confront and repair injustice. During the 1990s, South Africa underwent significant social and political change. Democracy was established in 1994 with the abolition of apartheid; this was followed by a new…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  In conjunction with her work in the group show Tinted Love at Good Mother Gallery, we take a look at Kristen Sanders in our A Portfolio series. Sanders received her MFA in painting at Virginia Commonwealth University in 2016, as has shown in group shows in galleries we…

Source Colossal   All images via The British Museum At age 72, Mary Delany (1700-1788) devoted herself to her art practice, taking up a form of decoupage to create an exquisite collection of botanical collages from dyed and cut paper. She interpreted many of the delicate specimens she encountered in Buckinghamshire while staying with her friend, the…

Source Design You Trust  Ivy Café, Lewisham, 1990 In Peter Marshall’s second collection of photographs capturing the cafes of London between 1980 and 1990, we are transported back to a time before chain coffee shops dominated the high street. Mo’s, Maggie’s, Ivy’s, Pegy’s and more, these cafes offered a glimpse into a simpler era, prior…

Source Design You Trust  Noam Oxman has crafted a beautiful piece of music as a memorial tribute for his chubby cat. The musical notation is composed of ten instruments in ten measures, and its sound is surprisingly good. He describes his cat as a “sprinkle of playful piccolo, a touch of warm strings, and a…

Source Design You Trust  The United States is one- of-a-kind when it comes to traveling within its own borders. It’s not just about flights, but also about taking road trips through its vast landscape filled with roadside attractions. In order to document this unique phenomenon, John Margolies began taking photographs of the American roadside and…