Source Artsy Shark  Enjoy the exquisite portfolio of Australian artist Kim Carpenter, who presents a dreamlike portfolio of figurative works. The post Featured Artist Kim Carpenter appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Colossal   Warmth permeates Yool Kim’s most recent body of work, which portrays tangled masses of limbs and swans in rich palettes of reds, pinks, and oranges. Laying dense lines in acrylic paint, the Seoul-based artist examines the interactions between living things and their sometimes contradictory desires. Her new paintings entwine fragmented iterations of human…

Source Colossal   From a vast accumulation of found and readymade consumer products, Portia Munson has created elaborate sculptures and installations for more than three decades that explore the thinly veiled messages and codes embedded in mass-produced objects. Based in Catskill, New York, the artist first began working with found consumer items like plastic figures and…

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Source Colossal   Through the deft manipulation of thick acrylic paint on canvas, Conrad Jon Godly summons snow-capped peaks, tumbling mountain springs, and shifting weather. At JD Malat Gallery, the Swiss artist (previously) presents his largest body of work to date, RENAISSANCE, which follows a four-year hiatus. Godly is open about the mental health struggles that…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Art residencies are like idyllic adult summer camps, and although the Fine Arts Work Center has a fulsome summer program, their fellowships take place when a knit cap and down vest are appreciated. That hardly discourages the writers and visual artists who attend, as expressed by poet…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  In Where the Palm Meets the Pine, past Juxtapoz cover artist Richard Colman presents a radical new body of work: 21 paintings created over the past year. In flux. In and out of focus. Vibrating. The new works feel urgent and timeless. Transforming. Groups of figures appearing…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  I spoke to Jameson Green just before Christmas last year and it was a conversation I never wanted to end. There was a re-examination of life going on, maybe for both of us, but definitely for Jamerson, who moved out of the city, took a year off…