Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Richard Serra made steel move and bend. He made rooms and museum halls, which seem almost like insurmountable obstacles for transformation, into reconsidered, powerful, sculptural spaces. We know steel to create massive buildings, bridges and spaces we live, work and commute upon, but Serra made steel expand…

Source Artsy Shark  Are you looking to take your art business to the next level? Incorporate these habits into your daily practice and watch your business grow. The post Proven Habits of Successful Artists appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  We love when an old friend becomes a new friend all at once. We have known and featured the works of German-artist Cathrin Hoffmann many times through the years and one of the things we love about her practice of going from digital to analog all while…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  If every picture tells a story, then every article of clothing, with its drape, rustle, and texture, can visually merge into a work of historical fiction as well as an absorbing action movie. Fashioning San Francisco: A Century of Style at the de Young Museum in San…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  One of the great artists we got to see work of in Valencia this past week was that of conceptual artist, LUCE, and today he is our A Portfolio. He is like a modern day flaneur, exploring the city, creating scenes and reinterpreting space and creating what…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Through the sounds of sirens and clouds of pollution, it can be difficult to remember that cities are spaces made for people. Towering mountains, expansive forests, and rolling waves offer awe and respite, but their existence is not contingent upon ours. In his solo exhibition LOLO at…

Source Colossal   Left: Richard Oliver. Right: Jay Miller, descendant of Oliver. All images courtesy of Drew Gardner, shared with permission The idea for Drew Gardner’s series Descendants emerged from a simple observation by his mother: she noticed that Gardner resembled his grandfather. Intrigued by how traits are passed down—not just as physical likeness but the…

Source Design You Trust  Cindy Chinn, an artist with a strong aversion to waste, is constantly on the lookout for novel and cost-effective materials to incorporate into her artistic endeavors. She presents a series of sculptures as a testament to the vitality of recycled art. In her creations, Cindy utilizes a plethora of discarded items…