Source Colossal   All images © Megan Bogonich, courtesy of Kishka Gallery & Library, shared with permission “There is a tree on my road that has been cut very strangely to accommodate a power line, and I think about that tree a lot,” says Megan Bogonovich, who envisions the otherworldly potential of human touch on the…

Source Colossal   All images © Ruslan Khasanov, shared with permission For more than ten years, Ruslan Khasanov (previously) has been enthralled by the ecstatic effects of light, color, and movement, which he expresses in an ongoing series of photographs and videos. Composed of a mixture of liquids like water, oil, and paint, he captures hundreds…

Source Artsy Shark  Enjoy the exquisite portfolio of artist Déborah Cassolis, whose realistic oil paintings bring her subjects to life. The post Featured Artist Déborah Cassolis appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source artforum.com  Sanya Kantarovsky’s “After Birth,” the inaugural outing at Taka Ishii’s new Kyoto gallery, offers a disquieting staging of an exhibition in a traditional Japanese townhouse. It is now nearly de rigueur

Source artforum.com  The invite for Demian Kern’s exhibition “Collectibles” features In the Desert (all works 2023), a painting of four shadowy shapes suggesting cartoon animals. In the foreground of the invitation image,

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  A new exhibition at the Wolfgang Tillman-founded Between Bridges commemorates the life and work of Bogotá-born artist Juan Pablo Echeverri whose prolific oeuvre can be read as an exercise of continual re-invention by means of the self-portrait. Translating to “Lost Identity,” the exhibition’s title Identidad Perdida is lifted from a…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  New York City and its epicentric art world scene enteres week two of art fairs, and our friends at GR gallery are giving new lineup at Volta. Luke Agada, Kila Cheung, Juan Cuellar, Alberto Di Fabio, Kwang Hyun Kim, Sean Mcgaughey, Shun Sudo and Three Studio highlight the…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Arsenal Contemporary Art New York is pleased to present A Spell for Refusal, a solo exhibition of New York based artist Opal Mae Ong. The suite of paintings included in this exhibition has been produced during a yearlong residency with Arsenal art contemporain Montreal.