Source Artsy Shark  Artist Phyllis Tracy Malinow creates intricate mixed media sculptural masks with a deep connection to the human soul and nature. The post Featured Artist Phyllis Tracy Malinow appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Philip Martin Gallery is delighted to present, “Gravity,” an online exhibition of new and never-before-seen works-on-paper and paintings by Austrian master Hubert Schmalix (1952-2025) in conversation with those of Los Angeles-based artist Laurie Nye (b. 1972, Memphis, TN). For over five decades, Hubert Schamlix made works of…

Source Colossal   It’s hard to believe that a song like “Psycho Killer,” a pioneering New Wave track by Talking Heads, is nearly five decades old. While the song was released in 1977 as part of the album Talking Heads: 77, an acoustic version was recorded before that with late musician Arthur Russell, and at the…

Source Design You Trust  There’s no sweeter way to honor your beloved pet than with a cake made just for them. Taiwanese cake artist Tuck Cakes transforms furry companions into delightful, personality-filled desserts that capture their charm. Whether it’s a fluffy pup or a mischievous kitten, each creation is a heartfelt tribute, crafted with care…

Source Design You Trust  Charlotte Martin was a celebrated British model in the 1960s, known for her work and connections with famous musicians like Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page. In 1968, photographer Clive Arrowsmith captured her in a Coca-Cola advertisement, creating striking and unconventional images. The shoot was part of an edgy Coca-Cola calendar concept…

Source Design You Trust  Chris Papailias is a visual artist renowned for his handcrafted miniature models of New York City’s vibrant street scenes. His work meticulously captures the city’s raw charm, recreating its textures and architectural details with impressive precision. Through his Instagram, he has cultivated a loyal following by transforming familiar urban landscapes into…

Source Colossal   Known for her delectable, frilly, occasionally ominous acrylic paintings made with bakery tools, Yvette Mayorga (previously) nods to memories of her mother working as a baker and references Baroque and Rococo art while critically examining family, community, and notions of prosperity. Mayorga’s pieces are “dominated by shades of pink to critically examine the American Dream…

Source Colossal   Experimentation is a driving force in Dara Schuman’s ceramic practice. Out of her Chicago studio, the artist conjures striking geometric forms that appear stacked, ribbed, and almost architectonic. With an air of retro-futurism informed by mid-century modern style, her jewel-toned volumetric vessels don earthy yet bold glazes in deep reds, ochre, and smokey…