Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  de boer (Los Angeles) is pleased to announce the first solo exhibition of mixed-media wall works and sculpture by Matthew Kirk in Los Angeles. In Kirk’s first solo exhibition with de boer, the New York-based artist presents large and medium-scale works evoking art historical antecedents from Henri…

Source Colossal   Across a range of genres, from portraits to landscapes to wildlife, the work of 40 contemporary photographers features in a brand new book. Exposure: Contemporary Photographers in Australia and New Zealand, authored by Amber Creswell-Bell, highlights an array of practices that explore fashion, Indigenous culture, nature, and more. Published by Thames & Hudson…

Source Design You Trust  Photographer of the Year – Professional: “MahaKumbh – World’s Largest Gathering” by Savadmon Avalachamveettil The Global Photography Awards 2025 unveiled a stunning collection of winning images, showcasing breathtaking wildlife, landscapes, and emotionally charged photojournalism. Photographers from around the world submitted entries across categories like fine art, nature, portrait, and documentary, blending…

Source Design You Trust  The new jewelry is designed for those who are used to relieving pain even on the go. The ring features a small slot that holds a Nurofen capsule. The creators emphasize that the medication in the ring can be easily changed by the wearer. They describe the accessory as “an essential…

Source Colossal   With a penchant for kaleidoscopic colors and whimsy, Yen Yen Chou renders a dainty, dreamlike environment in which pastel hues and subtle gradients rule. The artist, who lives between Taipei and Brooklyn, is drawn to dualities, particularly the relationships that emerge from “the ephemeral and the physical, the micro and the macro,” she…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Bar stools, an Eames chair, a plane seat, a toilet, a potty. Lotte Keijzer’s first solo exhibition, Position of Being, at Kristin Hjellegjerde, Berlin, explores what it means to take up space and how the positions that we hold, both literal and metaphorical, shape our sense of…

Source Design You Trust  French Art Nouveau trade cards, popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, served as both promotional tools and miniature artworks for shops and services during the Belle Époque. Crafted by talented printers and designers, they showcased the signature flowing lines, floral patterns, and elegant typography of the Art Nouveau…

Source Colossal   In Paolo Puck’s imaginary realm of Fliffmellington, surreal characters come to life through elaborate costumes. Often weathered and tumbled-looking, a series of handbags, purses, and helmets glimpse a wonderfully weird world. “I’m in the long process of faithfully recreating various artefacts from the world of Fliffmellington,” Puck tells Colossal. “Long-term, I will be…