Source Colossal   As a communication designer, Kelli Anderson began her career in information design. “The act of data visualization is all about bringing facts from the abstract and numerical realm into the sphere of perception, so you can see them,” she says in a video on Kickstarter. “And I thought, why stop there? What if…

Source Artsy Shark  Australian artist Ian Laws shares his abstract portfolio and a story of overcoming life challenges through making art. The post Featured Artist Ian Laws appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Christina Ramberg was born in the post WW-II boom of 1940’sAmerica and died in the middle of the Clinton era post-capitalist acceleration of the 1990s. That is to say, her life was that of America’s rise to its own version of “exceptionalism,” full of flaws, conflict, social…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Roberts Projects is pleased to present Between Two Suns, a solo exhibition of recent paintings by Chicago-based artist Luke Agada. As if mapping the blurred and sinewy terrain of his psyche, Agada paints in pursuit of visualizing the “third space”: an internal precipice at which interdependent forces of anxiety,…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Plato is thrilled to present Edge City, Adam de Boer’s first solo exhibition in New York. The practice of the LA-based artist has been informed by his Dutch-Indonesian roots. For over a decade, he has explored the wax-resist fabric dyeing technique of batik to connect to his cultural forebears.…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  A quickie, when you look it up in the dictionary (I Google’d, I’ll be honest, I didn’t go grab the paper dictionary that sits about 10 feet from my kitchen table as I write this), is either “a rapidly consumed alcoholic drink,” a “brief act or instance…

Source Colossal   One could argue that every great painting produces two works of art: the canvas and the surface where the pigments are mixed. The Artist’s Palette, forthcoming from Princeton University Press on November 5, dives deep into a timeless studio tool, exploring the beauty of the process. Compiled by art historian and writer Alexandra…

Source Design You Trust  The Aston Martin Lagonda was a groundbreaking vehicle known for its futuristic styling and luxurious interior, produced between 1976 and 1989. It was the first production car to feature computer management and a digital instrument panel, with the development costs for the electronics alone surpassing the car’s entire budget fourfold. Each…