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Featured Artist Sara Fernandez
Source Artsy Shark Painter Sara Fernandez shares an engaging collection of colorful abstracts that combine structure with an intuitive style. The post Featured Artist Sara Fernandez appeared first on Artsy Shark.
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Spectacular Winning Images from the 2025 Underwater Awards Australasia
Source Design You Trust Overall Winner: “Wide Open” by James Ferrara, USA Each year, the Underwater Awards Australasia unveils the ocean’s hidden beauty through captivating photography, and the 2025 winners have delivered stunning images that celebrate marine life and underwater storytelling. Photographers competed across nine diverse categories, showcasing not only technical mastery but also the…
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These Newly Discovered Snailfish Get Bumpy, Dark, and Sleek in the Deep Sea
Source Colossal Thanks to increasingly advanced imaging technologies, researchers at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI), in collaboration with SUNY Geneseo, have an unprecedented ability to glimpse rare and previously unknown marine species. In 2019, an encounter with an unfamiliar pink snailfish, which swam just above the sea floor, led to the documented discovery…
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Sergiu Ciochinǎ’s ‘Blue Series’ Explores Personal Memories, Dreams, and Moods
Source Colossal Cradling tiny homes, seated amid flowers, or asleep and dreaming in a garden, the figures in Sergiu Ciochinǎ’s paintings rest and interact in moments of poignant solitude and reverie. The artist’s Blue Series is a visual collection of his own memories, reflections, and moods, which he elaborates into atmospheric and sometimes fantastical canvases.…
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Carlos Javier Ortiz’s Photographs Invite Viewers to Be Participants in Social Justice Advocacy
Source Colossal Through his humanistic approach to photography and film, Carlos Javier Ortiz immerses us in dramatic protests, emotional ceremonies, and historical events that mark our current moment. The Chicago-based photographer and filmmaker was born in Puerto Rico and makes work that critically examines life in urban centers, often through the lens of personal narrative.…
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Artists Should Compete on Value, Not Price
Source Artsy Shark Instead of discounting the prices on your artwork, build perceived value instead to draw customers and sustain your credibility. The post Artists Should Compete on Value, Not Price appeared first on Artsy Shark.
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Bryan Rogers “Dressers” @ Monya Rowe Gallery, NYC
Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home Monya Rowe Gallery is pleased to announce Dressers, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Bryan Rogers. The works in this exhibition are drawn largely from Rogers’ day-to-day routine and leisure activities. The protagonists -a composite of the men in the artist’s life, imagination, and self-portraiture- are…
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Marty Schnapf’s “Vignettes” @ Perrotin, Hong Kong
Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home Marty Schnapf’s paintings–textural, kaleidoscopic, and tenderly surreal–dwell in the watery space between two shores, as if plumbing the depths of the psyche. Vacillating between modes of figuration and abstraction, the crisply rendered compositions in Vignettes depict figures and scenes culled from personal dreams and recollections, positioning the paintings as…
