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Alex Olson and the Important Structure of “Spines”
Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home Josh Lilley is pleased to present, Spines, Alex Olson’s (b. 1978, Boston, MA) first solo exhibition with the gallery. Over the past decade, Alex Olson has made perceptually complex paintings that ask how we understand what we see. She early on thematized acts of reading and interpretation…
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A Portfolio: Guillermo Serrano Amat
Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home Our mid-week A Portfolio is a deep-dive with Spanish painter, Guillermo Serrano Amat. The artist works in both fine art and editorial illustration, creating an inherent narrative in each work, and a cast of characters that seem to be, although certain, in the midst of investigating the wider…
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Preview: Giorgiko Paint “Strangers and Exiles” in Los Angeles
Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home Throughout time, we—humanity—have been uprooted and displaced, whether by choice or by force. We wander the wastelands of generations past as strangers and exiles, looking for another home beyond the horizon. We scorn or lament the ruins of empires, yet fail to see the sins of our fathers reborn in us.…
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Five Deep Breaths: Luca Sára Rózsa @ Double Q Gallery, Hong Kong
Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home Double Q Gallery is delighted to present Five Deep Breaths, a solo exhibition of new works by Budapest-based artist Luca Sára Rózsa. Rózsa’s recent paintings are often inspired by stories preserved in the collective memory of Judeo-Christian culture, through which she examines questions, common to both Eastern…
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Delicate Vessels Emerge from Garden-Grown Materials in Alice Fox’s Woven Sculptures
Source Colossal “Clutch Vessel #43.” Photo by Curtis James. All images © Alice Fox, shared with permission Limpets, the cone-shaped sea snails we see attached to boulders along salty shorelines, can live between 10 and 20 years, never straying too far from home. They always return to the same spot, gradually wearing a perfectly-sized ring…
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Todd Antony Chronicles the ‘Cholitas Escaladoras’ Summiting the Highest Peak in the Americas
Source Colossal All images © Todd Antony, shared with permission For generations, Indigenous Bolivian women were not allowed to walk freely in the wealthy or central parts of the nation’s capital, La Paz, where they were considered lower-class and expected to stay at home or work in servitude. More recently, this attitude has changed as…
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Featured Artist Kristen Palana
Source Artsy Shark Featured artist Kristen Palana presents a symbolic collection of meditative artworks based on sacred geometry. The post Featured Artist Kristen Palana appeared first on Artsy Shark.
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The Forthcoming ‘Racing for Thunder’ Chronicles Rammellzee’s Vibrant and Multi-Hyphenate Artistic Career
Source Colossal All images © Rammellzee, courtesy of Rizzoli, shared with permission In the 1970s and 1980s, a ride on the New York City subway looked a lot different than it does today, famously coated in graffiti inside and out. One figure who has gained posthumous attention during the past few years is the creative…