Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Megan Mulrooney is pleased to present Opposite of Hollow, an exhibition of new paintings by Ginny Casey. The exhibition will run through November 1, 2025.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Charlie James Gallery is proud to present El Mañana, a solo exhibition of works by Los Angeles artist Erick Medel, his second with the gallery. Medel captures the vibrancy of his eastside neighborhood in works that range from intimate snapshots to expansive street scenes, always with the…

Source Design You Trust  Yintion J, also known as Jiang Geping, is a senior concept artist and illustrator from China. He has collaborated on high-profile projects such as Call of Duty, Battlefield, Anthem, Dragon Age, and films by Neill Blomkamp and Weta Workshop. His creative work specializes in sci-fi, cyberpunk, and character design, often blending…

Source Colossal   Dysmetropsia is a neurological condition that distorts size and perception, often causing objects to appear smaller or larger than they really are. Also called Alice in Wonderland Syndrome, the disorder is the basis of a disorienting exhibition by Berlin-based duo Elmgreen & Dragset. Collaborating since 1995, Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset are behind a…

Source Design You Trust  Grand Prize: “Ringed Kingfisher” by Felipe Esteban Toledo Alarcón The 2025 Audubon Bird Photography Awards expanded internationally to include Chile and Colombia, spotlighting the rich biodiversity and shared responsibility of bird conservation across the Americas. With new categories like “Birds Without Borders” and “Conservation,” the competition emphasized how photography can inspire…

Source Design You Trust  Martin Wittfooth, a Canadian painter born in Finland, creates evocative works where animals become symbolic messengers of ecological change—volcanic horses, glacial wolves, and glowing jellyfish populate his surreal landscapes. His art explores the clash between industrialization and nature, casting creatures as both protectors and victims of human impact. Exhibited globally and…

Source Colossal   From aurora borealis to the Milky Way to distant nebulae, cosmic phenomena induces wonder like little else. When faced with distant galaxies and the seemingly endless sea of trillions of stars—a trillion trillion, actually, known as a septillion—the sheer scope is impossible to grasp. The universe’s workings may always remain a mystery. So…

Source Colossal   From simple yet deft strokes of graphite, ShouXin summons cats that jump, roll, crash, and express their curiosity. Detailed eyes, mouths, and noses complement the artist’s gestural use of pencil for the rest of the felines’ bodies, conveying energy, sounds, and plenty of cattitude through the fundamental use of line. Prints and occasionally…