Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  “Life is very, very complicated, and so films should be allowed to be, too,” David Lynch once said. The filmmaker, musician, visual artist, musician, (and let’s face it, he was just David Lynch and that meant it all) passed away today, January 16, 2025. His films were…

Source Colossal   To say that Stephen Morrison’s work is inspired by dogs would be an understatement. Through sculptural assemblages and paintings of puppy faces tucked in foliage or morphing from household items, Morrison evokes the timeless love for our pets. “I think I’ve always been a bit of a hedonist and kind of set up…

Source Design You Trust  On Instagram, artist Jamie Shelman describes her work as “Art for the moderately crazy cat lover,” and it’s truly a delight for anyone who adores cats. Her creations, under *The Dancing Cat*, depict everyday life—whether it’s lounging in bed or celebrating holidays—all viewed through the whimsical lens of cats. Jamie’s unique…

Source Design You Trust  Cléa Delogu, better known as Lala Touffe, is an artist who brings vibrant, textured creations to life. From her Paris studio, she crafts rugs, wall hangings, and other soft furnishings using a tufting gun, all distinguished by their bold patterns and whimsical designs. What sets Cléa’s work apart is the pure…

Source Design You Trust  A get-well card is a thoughtful greeting card sent to someone who is sick, recovering from an illness or surgery, or facing a challenging time. Its purpose is to convey well wishes, offer encouragement, and show support to the person in need. These cards often feature kind and uplifting messages like…

Source Colossal   From Nobuhito Nishigawara’s gilded drips to Andrés Anza’s spiny forms that could seemingly scuttle away at any moment, an eclectic array of works go on view this month for Ceramic Brussels. In its second year, the annual gathering is the only international art fair devoted entirely to the medium. The 2025 edition will…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  James Cohan has a great group show up right now, Behind the Bedroom Door, that explores the “private realms where intimacy and solitude share space with the inner life of dreams and fantasies.” It’s just a brilliant line-up and the scope is just perfect for a particularly interesting…

Source Colossal   You’ve probably heard the term “cookie-cutter” to describe rows of houses seemingly indistinguishable from one another, save details like color or which side the garage sits on. For Brooklyn-based artist Hayden Williams, the comforting yet slightly eerie predictability of these sprawling settings is fodder for Suburbs, a series of illustrations tapping into American…