Source Colossal   Where do jets go when they no longer fly? What happens to shipping containers when they aren’t useful anymore for cargo? The answer is invisible to most of us, but for Cássio Vasconcellos, abandoned trains, planes, and automobiles are far from forgotten. For more than four decades, the São Paolo-based artist has been…

Source Colossal   For one year, Los Angeles-based animator Daren Jannace would sketch 30 tiny drawings on standard yellow Post-It notes. Illustrating colorful squiggly lines, blob-like characters, and the occasional text, each square canvas became part of a larger stop-motion storyline called “10,946.” The short film follows Jannace’s daily musings set atop a black cutting mat…

Source Artsy Shark  Ceramic artist Andrea Revoy shares a portfolio of figurative sculpture that tells stories of adversity and personal growth. The post Featured Artist Andrea Revoy appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  It isn’t often we invite a guest to come onto Radio Juxtapoz for a second time, but Umar Rashid is beyond an exception. He’s a friend with something to talk about, a new show, yes, The Kingdom of the Two Californias. La Época del Totalitarismo Part 2…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Joseph Yaeger’s watercolor paintings invite you into an introspective realm: a world where memory and perception blur, where each scene feels like a faded photograph or a snippet from a dream. You can’t help but call his paintings “cinematic,” as Yaeger’s work dramatically uses a muted color palette…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Mrs. is honored to present You’ll Understand Soon, a solo exhibition by California-based artist Lily Ramírez. This intimate collection of oil stick drawings on kozo paper invites a deeply moving exploration of the human experience. Through her evocative works, Ramírez delves into the complexities of family, friendship, loss,…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Looking at Lola Gil’s newest solo show, Filling Up Rooms, it reminded us of something she told us just a year ago in our Winter 2024 Quarterly: “I was always being asked about what kind of paintings I created and I wasn’t sure how to categorize them.…

Source Design You Trust  Early 20th-century cigarette ads glamorized smoking as a symbol of sophistication, elegance, and modernity, using stylish imagery and catchy slogans like “More doctors smoke Camels” and “It’s Toasted” to imply quality and safety. These advertisements, often featuring celebrities, marketed smoking as part of a glamorous lifestyle, making it appear desirable and…