Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Subliminal Projects proudly presents Visual Language: Vistas, a group exhibition featuring a survey of artists who expand and redefine the landscape genre, offering a compelling tribute to California. This exhibition marks the third iteration of Visual Language, an ongoing curatorial collaboration with UK-based Coates & Scarry, examining…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  James Cohan is pleased to present The Book of Violette, an exhibition of new work by Kelly Sinnapah Mary, on view at the gallery’s 48 Walker Street location from February 14 through March 22, 2025. Kelly Sinnapah Mary creates paintings, sculptures, and installations that draw upon the complex…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  We are going to sit down with Hannah Lupton Reinhard  this week for a more extensive interview, but this past weekend, Rusha & Co. opened Are We Here Yet?, the second solo exhibition of Reinhard with the gallery. This new body of work continues her exploration of displacement, diaspora,…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  We are starting to get some teasers from the upcoming Frieze Los Angeles fair, which obviously has some extra attention due to the wildfires that ravages the landscape here last month. Yesterday we showed you Lenworth McIntosh’s work that will be with OCHI, and today we are…

Source Colossal   Depending on how you look at them, the tendrils seemingly growing from Joan Clare Brown’s porcelain bases could be perceived as soft and delicate or spiny, defensive, and slightly unsettling. Dualities lie at the heart of the artist’s approach to ceramics, especially in her ongoing series Ed, which takes personal experience and human…

Source Colossal   From torn pieces of paper, Nia Winslow constructs vibrant scenes that evoke togetherness and nostalgia, often harkening back to the mid-20th century. The Brooklyn-based artist taught herself to create mixed-media collages using paper adhered to wood panels, which draw on narratives, moods, and memories. Winslow predominantly focuses on the African diaspora, tracing stories…

Source Design You Trust  Sulir, an independent illustrator from the Philippines, creates expressive black and white artworks that often feature people and nature, evoking dreamlike, storybook-like atmospheres. By utilizing delicate forms and stark contrasts, he crafts vivid and open-to-interpretation narratives that intentionally balance darkness and light, guiding your eye to key elements while allowing room…

Source Design You Trust  Derek Ortega, an LA-based artist, skillfully captures the personalities of pop culture icons and celebrities in his illustrations and caricatures, featuring stars like Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, and Lionel Messi. He also reimagines iconic characters and scenes from classic movies such as Home Alone and The Grinch, imbuing his creations with…