Source Colossal   If we were to travel 500 years into the future, what would the monuments decorating public parks and town squares commemorate? Thomas Doyle takes us on an unnerving journey to imagine the culture we might encounter should our endless fascination with technology continue. The New York-based artist (previously) toys with perception as he…

Source Design You Trust  Overall Winner: “Birds’ eye view of the hunt” by Mark Ian Cooks The 2025 Mangrove Photography Awards showcased 25 stunning images that highlight the beauty and ecological importance of mangrove forests worldwide. With over 3,300 entries from 78 countries, the competition reflects a growing global awareness of mangroves’ critical role in…

Source Colossal   In the bold, imagined portraits of Sofia Bonati (previously), women gaze confidently from swaths of fabric and symmetrical organic elements. Whether cloaking her figures in geometric patterns or natural details like insect wings, each individual gazes directly at the viewer amid vibrant backgrounds and elegant garments. Bonati often derives her patterns and outfits…

Source Colossal   Andy Goldsworthy grew up on the edge of Leeds, with Yorkshire’s rural fields in one direction and the city’s urban center in the other. As a teenager, he worked on local farms, which instilled an early respect for the land—and a fascination that would blossom into an interdisciplinary art practice throughout the next…

Source Artsy Shark  Artist Janice Levitt presents a collection of nature-inspired mixed media mosaics designed to intrigue and delight. The post Featured Artist Janice Levitt appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  With Everybody’s in the Room, Galerie Judin proudly presents Ellen Akimoto’s second solo exhibition with the gallery – featuring, at its center, her most ambitious painting to date. Spanning twelve meters across six large-format panels, each increasingly spaced apart, this monumental work also lends its title to the…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Brian Lotti’s Nightfalls is the artist’s first solo show at La Loma. The paintings are urban nocturnes, mysterious and fragmentary. Lotti’s paintings are meditations on the liquid Ambien haze of the city at night. He renders Los Angeles, and friends, in soft neon blur: the sodium burn of…

Source Colossal   In the 1800s, mycology—the study of fungi—was a relatively new field, emerging around the same time as Enlightenment-era studies in botany and herbal medicine. Science and art converged in works like Elizabeth Blackwell’s A Curious Herbal, along with German naturalist Lorenz Oken’s seven-volume Allgemaine Naturgeschichte, consisting of more than 5,000 pages dedicated to…