Source Colossal   Delicately peeled skin and supple folds appear where we’d least expect them in José Manuel Castro López’s stone sculptures (previously). From small boulders of granite and quartz found near his home in A Coruña, Spain, the artist carves and polishes delicate wrinkles that suggest fabric or the malleability of smashed, wet clay. For…

Source Artsy Shark  Artist Rebecca Fiske shares a collection of oil paintings that blend classical techniques with her unique artistic vision. See more by visiting her website.     As a woman of a certain age, I have come to understand how precious and fleeting life is. After experiencing a tragic loss, I’ve come to…

Source Colossal   For Alexis Trice, water is about moving energy and emotion. The native New Yorker (previously) paints gleaming tears that gush from an animal’s eyes or green-tinged seas with roiling waves to “release and recycle.” She adds, “I wanted to make work that could be felt without fully being seen.” Earthy color palettes and…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  This is always a busy time of the year, now especially with London and Paris art weeks back to back on the calendar. Things get missed, but with the help of the Internet, you can go back in time even just a few weeks and see what…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Galleria Poggiali is delighted to present The Echo’s Return, the first solo show in Italy by the American artist Lily Wong,  on view in the gallery’s premises in Foro Buonaparte 52, Milan.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  When we posted about Jeremy Miranda’s solo show at Dianna Witte in Toronto, Roots and Crowns, this weekend on our Instagram account, there was a comment that simply read, “This is dream state.” And how perfectly stated. Miranda immerses us in two vantage points; in the midst…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  The title of Super Future Kid’s exhibition Early Light curated by Jean Claude Geraud (City of Talents) at Mozuku Gallery, Taiwan, is referring to a sunrise and the beginning of a new day, filled with potential for something good to happen. In this exhibition, the main character has…

Source Design You Trust  “Digital Landscapes” is a captivating series by Zurich-based artist Stephanie Stutz, featuring a mix of commissioned and personal digitally painted works. As a versatile 3D artist and illustrator, she balances her role at the digital agency dreipol with freelance projects across various industries. More: Instagram Source