Source Artsy Shark  Artist Laurie Huff presents a stunning portfolio of abstract landscapes that mirror the rhythms of nature and life itself. The post Featured Artist Laurie Huff appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  American Sunrise: Indigenous Art at Crystal Bridges examines the beauty and intricacy of art from Crystal Bridges’ flourishing collection of Indigenous art, including new acquisitions. Guided by three themes, Indigenous Futurism, Place, and Kinship, American Sunrise celebrates the historical and ongoing relationships Indigenous peoples carry between the land; intergenerational artistic…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Charlie James Gallery is pleased to present Luke Butler: Color Pictures, the artist’s third solo exhibition with the gallery. San Francisco-based Butler draws inspiration from pop culture and the history of film and television in luscious, evocative paintings that invite the viewer into imagined cinematic worlds. By…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  moniquemeloche is pleased to present Jake Troyli: Collision Course,the artist’s third solo exhibition with the gallery. Taking cues from the technical and compositional elements of Northern Renaissance paintings, Troyli’s self-portraiture fuses comic language with social critique as he explores the performance of identity and the commodification of…

Source Design You Trust  Dariusz Kieliszek, a self-taught Polish illustrator and concept artist, has made a remarkable impact on the digital art world through his exploration of symbolic fantasy and surreal horror. More: Instagram, Artstation Source

Source Colossal   From fanged cats and all-seeing ravens to anthropomorphized botanicals and disembodied faces, Michael McGrath’s uncanny works nod to the symbol-rich, flat compositions of folk art or “naïve” painting. His mixed-media works combine materials like graphite, oil paint and oil stick, ink, and acrylic on a variety of surfaces, including wood, canvas, and burlap.…

Source Colossal   Transparent, glass-like planes sweep across Daniel Mullen’s canvases, dancing across the color spectrum and layering or rotating with mathematical precision. The Amsterdam-based artist (previously) has long been fascinated by the way pigments relate to one another and invite depth or contrast through opacity and tonal shifts. “At the moment, my work is taking…

Source Artsy Shark  Are you an active participant in an art community? There are plenty of reasons to belong and ways to connect.  The post How Your Art Community Can Work for You appeared first on Artsy Shark.