Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  There’s a curious development happening in the ongoing narrative of Tang Shuo’s work where the occupants of his former home Boulder Hill (or Da Shi Shan, 大石山) have all slowly morphed into variations of the artist himself. This seems symbolic, even melancholic, where an artist aspires to pave the lacuna between…

Source Colossal   Thick, expressive brushstrokes come alive in the form of slithering snakes, cascading vines, and leaping goats in the music video for “Sunever,” a track featured on singer-songwriter Chris Cohen’s newest album concordantly titled Paint a Room. Los Angeles-based artist Lilli Carré meticulously animated each frame with gouache on paper, compiling immense stacks of painted compositions…

Source Colossal   “Daikichi” (2024). All images © Simon Laveuve, shared with permission At 1/35 scale, Simon Laveuve’s meticulously crafted miniature constructions (previously) reveal troves of clues about each dwelling’s absent occupants. From colorful bunting strung between posts to framed pictures, Laveuve’s eccentric buildings appear in a range of states of use in an imagined post-apocalyptic…

Source Colossal   “The Meddling Fiend” (2024). Installation view at the Royal Academy of Arts, London. Photos by Maxwell Attenborough. All images © Nicola Turner, shared with permission For more than 250 years, London’s Royal Academy of Arts—known today simply as the RA—has held the world’s largest open-submission exhibition annually. The Summer Exhibition showcases hundreds of works by British…

Source Artsy Shark  As a visual artist, your studio is a place where creativity should flow freely. A cluttered and disorganized studio can stifle productivity. The post Organize Your Studio Space appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Certain scents ground us into a place, letting us know where we are even when, cognitively, we already know. Petrichor is one of those scents for Santa Fe-born artist Madeleine Tonzi. The mix of sage, piñon, and soil lifted into the air by the fall of the…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Some shows just cause a reaction. And, without a doubt, a show featuring KAWS in conversation with Warhol would really generate a conversation, an arguement, a debate, a bit of backlash and, then, there would be a lot of attention and buzz. Maybe I’m naive, but I…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Since we first engaged with Rebecca Ness during her time at Yale, it was clear she perceived the world from a unique angle, developing a density in realistic paintings, looking at friends and peers with a maximal and virtuoso command of canvas. Close-ups of hands and overhead…