Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Miles McEnery Gallery is pleased to announce In Jubilant Pastures, an exhibition of new paintings by Detroit-based artist Conrad Egyir, on view 5 September through 26 October. Accompanying the exhibition is a fully illustrated publication featuring an essay by Juxtapoz contributing editor, Charles Moore.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Of all our past featured artists whose creations just might be the pop in pop culture, our money  would be on the crafty genius of Nicole McLaughlin, who caught our eye back in her early days  of making useful Sharpie earrings and recycling tennis balls into beanies.…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  It seems almost like a fairy tale, a group of Vienna Secessionists around 1900 developed a revolutionary graphic modernism that would change the potential of design and lettering. The art movement was documented from 1902—1911 in the periodical, Die Fläche (The Surface), and now, the Letterform Archive…

Source Design You Trust  1st Place Winner: Curves of Fjords by Eva Chupikova The Fine Art Photography Awards 2024 honored the exceptional talent of amateur photographers in its Outstanding Amateur Category, highlighting stunning landscape images that beautifully captured the natural world’s essence. These winning photos, recognized for their creativity, technical skill, and emotional resonance, transformed…

Source Design You Trust  Absolute Winner: Destroy together by Haikun Liang The Black and White Photo Awards 2024 highlight the best in monochrome photography, featuring an impressive array of images that masterfully tell stories through the interplay of light and shadow. This year’s winners and finalists, encompassing diverse themes from landscapes to portraits, exemplify the…

Source Design You Trust  Finalist, Wildlife Photographer of the Year: Jake Wilton, Conflict Islands, Papua New Guinea The 2024 Ocean Photographer of the Year competition has revealed its remarkable finalists, showcasing breathtaking underwater images that capture the ocean’s beauty and mystery. With over $12,898 (£10,000) in prizes, the competition, hosted by Oceanographic Magazine, will announce…

Source Colossal   “Isolation (Felswand)” (2024), wood, canvas, paint, light, 15 x 7 x 5 meters. All photos © Studio Fabian Knecht, shared with permission Walk into one of Fabian Knecht’s installations, and you’ll likely smell the dewy, herbal scent of moss and the sweet musk of wood, fragrant evidence of life growing amidst clinical, fluorescent…

Source Colossal   “Screen” (1979), cotton thread on linen cloth, 52 x 35 1/2 inches When artist Lee ShinJa was born in 1930 in Uljin, Korea, during a period of Japanese colonial rule,  textile traditions were largely rooted in domestic uses and craft. But for Lee, who took in her mother’s and grandmother’s lessons in sewing and weaving,…