Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  NANZUKA is pleased to present ABACO, a solo exhibition by Tokyo-based artist Haroshi at NANZUKA UNDERGROUND. This marks the artist’s third solo exhibition at the gallery following GUZO (2017) and I versus I(2021) and features a selection of new works.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Theresa Chromati takes over MASSIMODECARLO Pièce Unique. Lullaby’s for the Living is an invitation to step through the looking glass, only this time, to discover what lies beyond the gallery’s vast window, turned portal, ornate with the outline of one of Chromati’s whimsical scrotum flowers ushering us…

Source Design You Trust  April Key is a British artist and sculptor whose work bridges tradition and innovation through light and structure. Born in 1991, she grew up between Scarborough and Cyprus, later studying Interior Architecture at Edinburgh College of Art. An exchange year at Istanbul Teknik University in 2012 drew her deeply into the…

Source Colossal   In so-called “granary trees,” acorn woodpeckers drill remarkable pegboard-like patterns in which they store thousands upon thousands of acorns for food over the winter. And the Austral pygmy-owl, endemic to parts of Argentina and Chile, can be identified by its high-pitched toot. These are just a few of the incredible array of bird…

Source Colossal   West of Naples, along the Tyrrhenian coast, sits the storied Lake Avernus. Situated in a volcanic crater, its Latin name is synonymous with hell or the underworld, and to the ancient Romans, it was considered the portal to Hades. Dante Alighieri echoed the belief in his seminal Inferno. More recently, Anish Kapoor set…

Source Artsy Shark  Why does some art seem to practically sell itself, while others struggle to find a buyer? Sales often hinge on predictable human behavior. The post The Psychology of Buying Art appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  You just arrived and don’t have your bearings, but that’s fine – we don’t either. Take these binoculars. Who’s that big, naked, long-fingered figure crouching on yonder hilltop? You can see others looking, too: someone throwing up, someone cowering but curious. Maybe, subjectively, you look from the…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  The FLAG Art Foundation is pleased to present Eternal Flame, an exhibition of new and recent works by Ana Benaroya. With an expansive selection including paintings, works on paper, and monotypes, the exhibition presents the full breadth of Benaroya’s reimagining of women’s bodies as a form where femininity…