Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Spoke Art is excited to announce the ninth iteration of Bad Dads, a dynamic group exhibition featuring over seventy-five artists celebrating the films of American director Wes Anderson. Expanding the scope with each iteration, this latest version of the highly-anticipated exhibition features artistic homages to both Anderson’s…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  After making its debut at the Ogunquit Museum of American Art in Maine earlier this year, Anthony Cudahy: Spinneret travels to the Green Family Art Foundation in Dallas this fall and early winter. A spinneret is the silk-producing organ that spiders use to weave, or spin, their webs, and it…

Source Colossal   Known for immersive sculptures and installations that engage the senses, Seoul-born artist Haegue Yang looks toward common materials and traditional craft techniques to explore pressing issues. She often transforms domestic objects like Venetian blinds, electrical fans, and even cans of Spam into dynamic, abstract works that comment on sociopolitical topics like migration, labor,…

Source Colossal   Atlanta-based artist Jym Davis, who also goes by False Face, has a thing for bats. He began making masks of the winged mammals during a series of residencies at national parks in the American West. In Arizona, he learned about Townsend’s big-eared bat and critically threatened species like the pallid bat in Northern…

Source Colossal   JiSook Jung has long been drawn to clay for its inherent malleability. “Clay has the advantage of being able to quickly mold an image in my head into a visual form because it is soft and plastic,” the Seoul-based artist tells Colossal. “In that sense, I think clay is an intuitive and instinctive…

Source Artsy Shark  Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting out, nurturing self-assurance can have a significant impact on how you succeed. The post How to Develop Confidence as an Artist appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Our eyes evolved for light, but it is at its edges that we see most clearly. It is in the transformative glow of the sun’s predictable retreat and re-emergence where the world flaunts its beauty, where light meets darkness, that we begin to understand the shape of…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  KP PROJECTS GALLERY is proud to present Jennybird Alcantara’s newest solo exhibition, As Viewed from Inside, an intimate and masterful exploration of inner worlds as an endeavor to fuse chaos into stillness.