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June 2023 Opportunities: Open Calls, Residencies, and Grants for Artists
Source Colossal “Whirling Colour” by Jon Foreman Every month, Colossal shares a selection of opportunities for artists and designers, including open calls, grants, fellowships, and residencies. If you’d like to list an opportunity here, please get in touch at hello@colossal.art. You can also join our monthly Opportunities Newsletter. ArtPrize Call for ArtistsFeatured ArtPrize is…
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Whitney Sells Iconic Breuer Building to Sotheby’s for Roughly $100 Million
Source artforum.com The Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, is selling its former Upper East Side home, designed in 1966 by Marcel Breuer, to Sotheby’s for about $100 million. The auction house will take possession
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Amy Taubin on Ken Jacobs
Source artforum.com THE VISIONARY American moving-image maker Ken Jacobs has created an extraordinarily large body of work that is at once varied and obsessive. The task of exhibiting a selection of close to seventy
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Sonia Kacem
Source artforum.com Judging by the title “Jelliz et Gestes” (Zellij and Gesture), it’s easy to assume that the focal point of Sonia Kacem’s latest exhibition is zellij, the tradition of enameled ceramic tiles associated
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Daniel Maier-Reimer
Source artforum.com There’s a certain intangibility to Daniel Maier-Reimer’s aesthetic practice, which takes the form of travel. From the Laplands to New Zealand, the artist has created almost fifty of these works over
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Looping Tendrils and Supple Petals Overflow From Lina Kusaite’s Ethereal Botanical Illustrations
Source Colossal “Lotus Land 1.” All images © Lina Kusaite, shared with permission “I love spending hours in the art shop, feeling the surfaces of different paper and making connections with all information that I carry with me about the project,” says Lina Kusaite, whose meticulous botanical illustrations range from book pages to expansive wall…
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Isabella Ducrot
Source artforum.com Conceived as altarpieces for the baroque church of San Giuseppe delle Scalze a Pontecorvo in Isabella Ducrot’s hometown of Naples, the three larger-than-life works on paper presented as part of the
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Jacob Kassay
Source artforum.com For “IT,” Jacob Kassay’s first solo show in Scotland, the front-door frame of Ivory Tars is plastered with two tiny adhesive labels, each marked with one of the titular letters in both a slanted print
