Source Design You Trust  Capture the Dark: First Place – “The Watchers” by JJ Rao The Capture the Dark 2025 Photo Contest, hosted by DarkSky International, showcased the awe-inspiring beauty of the night sky while raising awareness about the growing threat of light pollution. With over 2,200 submissions from 22 countries, the contest highlighted the…

Source Colossal   From glowing portals that open up in swimming pools to an oversized cat sipping from an ornamental fountain, Masha Foya celebrates wonder and imagination in her dreamy illustrations. Based in Kyiv, the artist has previously collaborated with clients like Adobe, The New York Times, Sierra Club, Scientific American, and more, and her personal…

Source Colossal   From glazed ceramic, coated cardboard, wood, and acrylic paint, Steve Keister summons mythical beings and enigmatic animal-human hybrids. The artist’s current exhibition, Split Level at Derek Eller Gallery, is a survey of work made during the past eight years, glimpsing the artist’s ongoing exploration of Pre-Columbian art and architecture. Keister’s mixed-media sculptures initially…

Source Artsy Shark  Featured artist and photographer Steve Fenn captures the subtle beauty in each image of his mindfully created portfolio. The post Featured Artist Steve Fenn appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Nathalie Karg Gallery is pleased to present The Sleep of Reason, a solo exhibition of new works by Sangram Majumdar, on view from September 4 through October 6, 2025, at 127 Elizabeth Street, New York with an opening reception on September 11th, from 6-8 PM in the presence…

Source Design You Trust  California-born artist Erica Ward has spent over ten years in Tokyo, where her delicate ink and watercolor creations reflect a deep affection for the city. Drawing from art nouveau and ukiyo-e traditions, she blends urban architecture, nature, and figures into dreamlike scenes that feel both recognizable and fantastical. In her imaginative…

Source Design You Trust  Filipino-American artist Louis De Guzman reinvents iconic pop culture figures through his bold, geometric sculptures that pulse with energy and color. Characters like Sonic, SpongeBob, and Bart Simpson are transformed into dynamic forms, fragmented into prismatic shards that seem to move and morph before our eyes. His work bridges personal history…

Source Colossal   From Pakistan to Sri Lanka, a vibrant tradition zooms down mountain passes and through city streets. The vernacular art form elaborately adorns vehicles with intricate motifs and celebrity portraits, while cabs brim with synthetic flowers, tassels, and dreamcatchers. A common sight on Southeast Asian roadways, these vivid modes of transport are the subject…