Source Colossal   A quote widely attributed to Tom Robbins says, “At the typewriter you find out who you are.” Or in the case of one unique machine that’s been missing for decades, the same could be said for finding one, too. In January, Jennifer Felix and her husband Nelson were sorting through items in Jennifer’s…

Source Artsy Shark  Here’s how to develop art pricing strategies that will work for your collectors and also for you as an artist entrepreneur. The post Price Your Art Strategically appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Sabroso! is excited to announce a new solo exhibition I Want What I Already Have by Larissa De Jesús Negrón on view at Future Fair (Booth R9) in New York City from May 7-10 at Chelsea Industrial on 535 W 28th St.  In this poignant series, Larissa…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Shadow Talk by Dylan Rose Rheingold marks the artist’s second solo exhibition at T293 and features her largest body of work to date: three monumental mural-sized paintings that push the boundaries of scale and intimacy. Alongside these, a selection of automatic drawings on paper, which Rheingold regards…

Source Colossal   Amid the frenzied bustle that is city life, it can be difficult—and even dangerous—to stop and observe what happens above street level. For French photographer Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze, though, looking to the upper floors of residential buildings and commercial towers in Hong Kong has revealed an astonishing ecosystem. In his new book, Echoing Above,…

Source Colossal   At seven years old, Isabelle D learned to crochet as a means of supporting her family. Taking lessons from her grandmother, the young artist crafted various items to sell at local markets and set herself on a path she continues to follow today. From silk, cotton, viscose, and other fibers, Isabelle D crochets…

Source Colossal   Within the compartments of reimagined wooden crates or carved sculptures that open on to reveal inner forms, Adrian Landon Brooks and Jaime Molina explore the possibilities of found materials in mixed-media sculptures and paintings. The artists’ duo exhibition No Man’s Land at Preacher Gallery highlights their kindred yet unique approaches. Brooks brings found…

Source Colossal   Utagawa Hiroshige (1797–1858) was born in Japan on the brink of a national transformation. The Edo Period, characterized by the military rule of the Tokugawa Shogunate, had seen economic growth and sustained peace since its establishment in 1603. But 200 years on, the government’s staunch policies, hierarchical structure, and isolation from the outside…