Source Design You Trust  Matt Midgley is a Seattle‑based visual artist and curator known for precise, hard‑edge geometric acrylic paintings that almost read like digital prints, often built from modular color blocks and gradients. He shows and sells work in person at Pike Place Market (Seattle) and through local spaces like Hideout Seattle and Statix,…

Source Design You Trust  Andy Cash DeLapp is a transgender oil painter based in Seattle, WA, who earned his BFA from Cornish College of the Arts in 2023 and has quickly gained recognition as a Neddy Award finalist and SAM Emerging Arts Leader. His figurative paintings draw from old masters’ techniques while incorporating contemporary symbols…

Source Design You Trust  Photographer of the Year 2025 – 1st Place by Therese Asplund Photography reached new heights in 2025, with the Society of Photographers unveiling an extraordinary lineup of Photographer of the Year winners. Nearly 6,000 submissions across 28 categories showcased creators with remarkable storytelling ability, technical mastery, and emotional depth. Three standout…

Source Colossal   China’s medieval Tang Dynasty, which spanned 618 to 907 C.E., was something of a golden age in the nation’s long and storied history. The realm’s territory expanded while governmental stability helped to ensure relative peace, and trade routes like the Silk Road were kept relatively safe. And as people enjoyed more exposure to…

Source Artsy Shark  Many artists set goals that are too big to finish, and end up sabotaging their small business. Use these tactics for better results. The post Why Your Art Business Goals Fall Apart appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  KÖNIG GALERIE presents Ayako Rokkaku’s fourth solo exhibition SCENERY IN THE PROCESS OF BEING FORMED, with the gallery, on view in the Nave of St. Agnes. Bringing together a wide-ranging sculptural practice alongside a new body of paintings, the exhibition traces the artist’s movement through places, materials, and atmospheres—and how form slowly emerges…

Source Colossal   Dabin Ahn has always been interested in the way objects and materials become markers of life. The Chicago-based artist renders delicate vessels, pottery shards, and taper candles with warm wax pooled underneath small flames. Nested in hand-crafted wooden frames, his sculptural paintings are luminous meditations on the passage of time and what remains…

Source Colossal   Since the 1960s, James Turrell has been a pioneer of what he describes as “perceptual art,” exploring the dynamics of light, space, scale, and human feeling in a wide range of installations. His magnum opus, “Roden Crater,” has been in progress since 1977 in an extinct volcanic cinder cone near Flagstaff, Arizona. When…