Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  DesignerCon has amassed an undeniable community of loyal and enthusiastic followers. Over the last 17 years, they have been dedicated to the pursuit of and appreciation for art toys, eagerly celebrating the newest releases. This year, DesignerCon provides a plethora of new and exciting, supported by returning…

Source Colossal   All images © Keita Morimoto, shared with permission In Keita Morimoto’s paintings, soft yellow streetlights, LED shop signs, and clinical beams of a public transit stop expose the discomfiting nature of perpetual surveillance. Working in acrylic and oil, the Japanese artist explores the scenes of daily commutes, walks with friends, and trips to a vending…

Source Colossal   “untitled(inflatable)no. 33.” All images © Matthew Szösz, shared with permission The art of blown glass takes on new meaning in Matthew Szösz’s Inflatables series. About 15 years ago, the artist was interested in challenging assumptions about how the material could be worked and what form it could take. “In the craft and design…

Source Artsy Shark  Artist Michael Hartstein shares a selection of vibrantly colorful paintings that display nature’s boundless beauty. Find more of his portfolio on his website.   “Yellow Iris” oil, 20″ x 16″   I’ve been interested in art and design since grade school—that was over fifty years ago. I found that art was the…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  A throwback to the charged, introspective themes of MoMA’s 1991 group show Pleasures and Terrors of Domestic Comfort, a new exhibition at Rose Gallery, Domestic Fictions: A Life Less Ordinary is a focused curation of staged photographs by Jo Ann Callis, Bruce Charlesworth, and Mary Frey.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  moniquemeloche is proud to present Kajahl: Submerisa, the artist’s second solo exhibition at the gallery.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  The colors are rich, the scenery unmistakable. William Eggleston’s America is one that we have all seen but never noticed. The photos he took are magical in their normality, a view of the world in which we live in here in the States but often don’t have…

Source artforum.com  For our November episode of Artists on Writers, Writers on Artists, writer James Hannaham and artist Nina Katchadourian cover many subjects including what it’s like to observe and experience change—whether