Source Colossal   When Bernie Kaminski sculpts his papier-mâché objects, he does so from a fitting spot: his kitchen table. Using the sticky pulp, the artist creates lifelike iterations of everyday items you might spot on a New York street corner or tucked in an apartment: a Lox bagel with red onion and schmear, a row…

Source Colossal   Merging disparate reference points like cartoonish figures, fluorescent pigments, and classical vessels, Maxwell Mustardo’s Anthropophorae and Gadroons glow with personality. The New Jersey-based artist (previously) continues to revisit ancient forms that have been endlessly studied and reimagined over subsequent centuries, like amphorae, kraters, and gadrooning that celebrate tapered shapes. “Searching for new forms…

Source Artsy Shark  The reason your art fails to sell is probably not what you’re thinking. Let’s dive into the unspoken truths about art sales. The post Why Your Art Isn’t Selling appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Kyndacee Harris is busy painting, otherwise I’d ask her to run for office. She had me at first glance—a painting of her own elementary school drill team—and again when I looked her up and found this quote: “To see more of my work, send me money to…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  “I am conflicted with our cruelty yet see beauty in the simplest acts of human nature,” Phoenix based artist, John Tuomisto-Bell says. Now, Walking the Path is a solo exhibition by the artist that examines the human psyche. Exploring the ways intelligence, aggression, and violence have always been at…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  In the middle of the pandemic, when we sat down with Layla Andrews in a print interview, she said to us, “I think more than loud, it is important for me that art reaches people. As time has gone by, I have found that the most important…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Logical Absurdity is the latest exhibition from a 30-year artistic collaboration between Radiohead’s Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood (Juxtapoz cover artists, Winter 2022) presented by Tin Man Art. For decades, the pair have worked in tandem, creating a vast archive of visual material for Radiohead’s album covers, books…

Source Colossal   Behind barred motifs evocative of a wrought iron fence, otherworldly flowers are in full bloom, their heads stretching wide and tall while tendrils and leafy vines wind around the open barriers. Rendered in contrasting palettes of jewel tones and pale, muted hues, these uncanny plants are part of the latest body of work…