Source Artsy Shark  Artist Anne del Core creates colorful glass mosaics that celebrate transformation, texture, and connection. The post Featured Artist Anne del Core appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Enter interior worlds imagined by contemporary painters Koak, Ding Shilun and Cece Philips this summer at Hauser & Wirth London. The exhibition explores how these artists engage with the interior both as a physical space and a psychological construct. Through distinct painterly vocabularies, each artist interrogates the…

Source Design You Trust  Japanese artist Kei Meguro has gained international acclaim for her hyper-detailed pencil and graphite portraits that often resemble black-and-white photographs. After studying graphic design in New York and working in advertising, she became an independent artist in 2012 and published her first portrait book, *Faces*, in 2016. Her signature “babe work”…

Source Design You Trust  “The Sudden Moment” by Akash Ghosh The Urban Photography Awards 2025 has once again drawn global attention, with thousands of entries capturing the vibrancy and complexity of urban life. Thirty finalist photos stand out for their compelling storytelling, offering diverse perspectives on city living—from quiet moments to dynamic street scenes. These…

Source Design You Trust  Ulana Switucha Public toilets can reveal a lot about a country’s values, and Tokyo’s Shibuya district offers a striking example. Designed by renowned architects like Shigeru Ban and Fumihiko Maki, 17 toilets were built in 2019 as symbols of Japan’s hospitality, later captured in photographs by Ulana Switucha, who calls them…

Source Design You Trust  Mary Maka, a lion-inspired artist, has returned with her signature surreal worlds full of bold colors, dreamy gradients, and whimsical characters. Her artistic journey began with formal training in design, painting, and bookmaking, eventually evolving into a unique style that blends illustration with graphic and print techniques. Since refocusing her work…

Source Design You Trust  *Science and Invention* was a pioneering American magazine that explored popular science and technology, founded by Hugo Gernsback in 1920 after evolving from its original title, *Electrical Experimenter* (1913). It stood out for blending hands-on invention with imaginative speculation about the future of technology. The magazine’s vibrant, visionary cover art became…

Source Colossal   Anyone who’s donned protective glasses and spent hours camped outside with eyes toward the sky knows the strange, life-changing experience of witnessing a solar eclipse. The lunar equivalents are intriguing, too, and have fascinated people around the world for millennia. A new archive collects maps, illustrations, and newspaper clippings documenting this alluring phenomenon…