Source Artsy Shark  The economic and cultural impact of arts in communities is significant and growing. Here’s why art matters, and how it makes a difference. The post How the Arts Benefit Communities appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  In a world where noise and commotion are increasingly prevalent, and where it seems out of fashion to not make one’s presence loudly felt, José Lerma gives a face to the bystanders and the silent witnesses in the back. But only in moderation—the faces he presents to…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Yossi Milo is pleased to announce Sarah Anne Johnson’s second solo exhibition with the gallery, A Mountain and a Forest, in the Weast gallery and viewing room. The show will be on view through Saturday, April 26, 2025.

Source Colossal   “I was among the first in my family to go to college,” artist Salvador Dominguez says. “Years after graduating, I began to realize the biggest challenge was going to be sharing the work I make with those closest to me.” When art is so deeply intertwined with identity, a profound irony can form…

Source Design You Trust  The DOGUE magazine is a dog fashion and lifestyle publication founded in Los Angeles, CA, in 2019. “The idea was to create a playful and creative dog magazine that celebrated dog fashion, dog beauty and the pampered pooch lifestyle. Our magazine is meant to entertain, educate and inspire people of all…

Source Design You Trust  Beppe Conti, an Italian art director, designer, and illustrator, creates digital collages that merge organic forms with abstract shapes, exuding a retro charm. Through his surreal and thought-provoking works, he delves into themes of nature, memory, and identity, leaving a lasting impression on viewers. More: Instagram, Behance Source

Source Design You Trust  Fafo Ferrão, a Brazilian artist and graphic designer based in Asunción, Paraguay, is celebrated for his vibrant and playful illustrations brimming with color. His works effortlessly weave nostalgia, as seen in his Super Mario-inspired pieces and visual series documenting travels to places like Salvador and Buenos Aires. More: Instagram, Behance Source

Source Design You Trust  Gold: “Breath of the Arctic” by Matteo Redaelli The 1839 Photographer of the Year awards celebrated remarkable talent, with 16 professional nature photographers capturing extraordinary moments from dramatic landscapes to rare wildlife encounters. Each winning image showcases not only technical brilliance but also a profound connection to nature, highlighting the beauty…