Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  “Broken Spectre” is an immersive, 74-minute film by photographer Richard Mosse that aims to raise awareness about the devastating destruction of the Amazon rainforest. Mosse and his team spent years documenting different fronts of destruction, degradation, and environmental crimes in the Amazon Basin and related ecosystems.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Concurrent to his solo exhibition of paintings, sculptural relief, and ceramics at the gallery, Jakub Julian Ziolkowski’s series of monotypes on paper are on view online with James Fuentes, spotlight an area of the artist’s practice that is at once foundational and expansive. Ziolkowski first experimented with…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  In today’s “A Portfolio” look, we go into the work of Chicago-based painter and muralist, Liz Flores. She recently had a solo show with Vertical Gallery in the Windy City, a show that highlighted Flores’ linework and attention to earth tones and morphing and connected figures. 

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  As the world continues to shift and slide into new realities, the art scene parallels these unchartered territories. Along this journey, new perspectives and leaders emerged. I had the pleasure of sitting down with South Central LA-raised artist, fellow curator, and community builder Ozzie Juarez. The rising…

Source artforum.com  Bonolo Kavula decided early in her career what she did not want her art practice to be about: the political burden of being a Black woman in South Africa. Born in 1992, the artist found that most of

Source artforum.com  Nguyễn Quốc Dũng’s oil-on-canvas paintings record the intricate mesh of quotidian intimacies among the people who dwell on the margins of Ho Chi Minh City. The artist provokes subtle confrontations by

Source Design You Trust  The humble ballpoint pen is often overlooked in the art world, but Marite Desaine is showing the world just how powerful it can be. The Latvian artist first rose to fame in 2014 when her incredible ballpoint pen drawings of landscapes started to be featured by prestigious art websites and blogs,…

Source Design You Trust  Daisuke Samejima is an incredibly talented Japanese artist, whose remarkable paintings look like they could be what you’d see through a fish-eye lens. While painting a three-dimensional object, animal or person on a flat canvas is challenging enough, imagine what it takes to do it on a spherical one. Not only…