Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Anat Ebgi presents The Wave, a benefit exhibition of 14 LA artists to support Alec Egan and artists affected by the wildfires which devastated Los Angeles in January. On view at 6150 Wilshire Blvd from February 8 through March 22. An opening reception will take place on…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  The Artemizia Foundation is proud to announce the opening of A Spectrum of Voices, a compelling group exhibition at Gallery 818 featuring the works of Janel Garza, Cora Quiroz, Carmen Guerrero, Monica Gisel, and Emily Costello. The exhibition will run from February 8th through March 30th, 2025,…

Source Colossal   Whether slathered with graffiti, overgrown with moss, or decorated with found knick-knacks, Simon Laveuve’s sculptures hint at anonymous lives. Even though we never see those who inhabit the eclectic miniature dwellings (previously), the artist invites us to examine an alternative way of life. Crafted at 1/35 scale, tiny tables, windows, paintings, and other…

Source Design You Trust  Very Highly Commended: Mike Rowe The SINWP Bird Photographer of the Year 2024 concluded its seventh year, featuring over 2,300 entries that celebrated the beauty and diversity of birdlife. The 25 winning photos showcase captivating moments—from soaring kingfishers to courtship displays—highlighting the photographers’ talent and raising awareness of avian conservation. More:…

Source Design You Trust  Lilyillo (born 1981, Sydney) is a multidisciplinary artist based in Canberra, working across watercolour, drawing, and digital AI to explore personal stories, family history, identity, craftsmanship, and acts of making and unmaking. She has exhibited widely in Australia and overseas, minted work on multiple blockchains, received an Australia Council for the…

Source Design You Trust  Burton Holmes (1870–1958), an American travel writer, photographer, and lecturer, is often hailed as the “father of travelogues” for his innovative approach to documenting global journeys through film. His engaging lectures, featuring motion pictures and hand-colored slides, introduced American audiences to the rich cultures and landscapes of far-off destinations. Holmes’ pioneering…

Source Colossal   A posse of vibrant creatures slyly scope out their surroundings in prints by Jo Pearson, a.k.a. Strangford. From pigeons and rabbits to alligators and fish, the artist’s most recent creations expand upon her previous works featuring playful animals. In the last year, Strangford has gradually shifted her practice toward carving wood, contrasting her…

Source Colossal   Verdant scenery inhabited by vibrant wildlife and graceful feminine figures center in the work of Rupy C. Tut, whose paintings (previously) draw upon her Sikh ancestry and experiences emigrating from India as a young girl. “As an environmentalist and Indian-American woman, she never takes place for granted,” says a statement from Jessica Silverman…