Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Sim Smith is pleased to announce Vanessa Garwood’s first solo exhibition with the gallery, Story Circles. Vanessa Garwood’s paintings explore the progressive nature of matrilateral storytelling, whilst also mining the psychological dramas that unfold behind both speech and action. Each painting becomes an investigation into the hierarchies that play…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  As part of M+B’s summer series celebrating their 20-year anniversary, the gallery is proud to spotlight the work of Mike Brodie. While Mike first began photography with a Polaroid camera in 2004, at the age of 19, capturing unique people and gritty, raw situations during his life…

Source Design You Trust  In 1982, conceptual artist Agnes Denes transformed a barren landfill near Wall Street into a two-acre wheat field for her project *Wheatfield – A Confrontation*. Commissioned by the Public Art Fund, the work involved months of labor, including soil preparation, hand-digging furrows, and planting seeds. Denes and her team maintained the…

Source Colossal   If you’ve ever wondered what to do with some of your old LEGO lying around, have you thought about wearing them? Based in Berlin, Studio GOGO is a woman-owned jewelry design company that celebrates the everyday joys of playful minimalism and color. Their line of plastic brick-inspired rings is accompanied by a small…

Source Design You Trust  Japanese illustrator 192, known online as @choomoranma in Instagram — a nod to Mount Everest—crafts ethereal portraits that seem to drift on a gentle breeze. His artwork features soft pastel tones, minimal detailing, and subtle gradients that evoke serenity and weightlessness. Often depicting young women with luminous white or silver hair,…

Source Design You Trust  French sculptor Virginie Gribouilli designs fantastical creatures that seem to emerge from ancient legends and futuristic dreams. Her sculptures merge animal anatomy with surreal and dark artistic influences, creating hybrid beings that evoke mystery and reverence. Using cold porcelain and copper-like textures, she balances delicacy with power, crafting pieces that feel…

Source Colossal   Wedged between two fairly conventional residential buildings in Bucharest is an unexpected gem of a cafe. “The Chapel,” a single-story, contemporary structure with a steep triangle roof line and sleek fixtures, is extremely narrow—a characteristic it celebrates through proportion, materials, and a lot of windows. Designed by Ștefan Păvăluță, founder and principal architect…

Source Colossal   Working as an art director in New York City in 1962, Joel Meyerowitz was tasked with designing a booklet, the imagery for which was shot by Swiss-American photographer Robert Frank. Knowing very little about photography or the acclaimed documentarian, Meyerowitz’s life and career were nevertheless indelibly altered during that collaboration. “When I watched…