Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Harman Projects is pleased to announce You Won’t Always Feel This Way, the latest solo exhibition by NYC-based artist Chris RWK. Following up on the artist’s 2023 solo exhibition with Harman Projects, Chris RWK returns with a body of work exploring texture and how it relates to…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Plato is excited to present Karen Seapker’s first solo exhibition with the gallery, Stirring. Based on Seapker’s observation of the garden outside her studio and her reflections on the current historical moment, Stirring is dedicated to winter as a time to heal, reset and plan. 

Source Colossal   Composed of highly polished stainless steel, the sculptures of Zheng Lu (previously) appear suspended in space and time. Whether secured atop a pedestal, installed in a public park, or hanging in midair, each piece strikes a fine balance between motion and stillness and fluidity and fixedness. The Beijing-based artist is deeply influenced by…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Reality is rarely what it seems, and even less often what one expects. In an age of fake news, ever-changing circumstances, and a lack of security, confronting reality and the feeling of not fitting in can be overwhelming.

Source Artsy Shark  Bulgarian artist Stanislav Bojankov shares a collection of paintings and installations created in an exciting contemporary style. The post Featured Artist Stanislav Bojankov appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Colossal   If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, Wayne Thiebaud (1920-2021) knew how to appropriate most ardently. The renowned artist once said, “It’s hard for me to think of artists who weren’t influential on me because I’m such a blatant thief.” Next month, a major retrospective highlights Thiebaud’s six-decade career, featuring around 60…

Source Colossal   Accompanied by delicate insects and social betta fish, the cats in Tùng Nâm’s illustrations (previously) alternate between curiosity, serenity, friskiness, and determination. The artist portrays a diversity of feline natures, merging their likenesses with flowers, waves, foliage, and clouds. Nâm’s characters are playfully anthropomorphized, donning patterned kimonos and hair ornaments. The series emerged…

Source Design You Trust  Comedy Bird Photo, Highly Commended: “Emperor Spy” By Thomas Vijayan The 2024 Bird Photographer of the Year contest has wowed us again with its top 30 award-winning images, capturing the breathtaking beauty of birds in their most stunning and intimate moments. From vibrant hummingbirds mid-flight to majestic eagles in dramatic landscapes,…