Source Design You Trust  Amanda Mountain, also known as Lola, is an artist and the creative force behind Lola Design. The business is based in the historic city of York in the UK and was founded almost six years ago by Amanda with the help of her husband Frank and their dog Rocky. More: Lola…

Source Design You Trust  Jolita Vaitkutė believes that love is as essential as food, and it transcends societal norms. Her series of vegetable art pieces, “Hungry for Love,” showcases true love stories through real-life kisses. Each portrait requires careful planning and observation, as the vegetables must be cut in advance to avoid spoilage. Jolita finds…

Source artforum.com  Sculptor Tom Sachs today wrote to the New York Times to offer a public apology regarding his alleged treatment of staff. The apology arrived in the wake of Nike’s confirmation that it was “not working

Source Colossal   Image courtesy of Pacita Abad Art Estate, shared with permission Having created more than 5,000 paintings in her lifetime, traveled the world, and shown in over 200 exhibitions, Pacita Abad (1946-2004) was one of the most prolific and lauded Filipina-American artists. Now on view at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, her first…

Source artforum.com  The Gwangju Biennale Foundation has tapped noted French scholar, curator, and critic Nicolas Bourriaud to serve as artistic director of the Fifteenth Gwangju Biennale, slated to open in September 2024.

Source Colossal   All images © Utagawa Hiroshige, courtesy of Taschen From the 17th through the 19th centuries, a genre of Japanese art called ukiyo-e—translating to “pictures of the floating world”—centered on colorful depictions of landscapes, performers and sumo wrestlers, and scenes from folklore and history in vivid woodblock prints. Utagawa Hiroshige (1797-1858), one of the most…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Frank Kozik, long time Bay Area resident and iconic figure in the Juxtapoz art scene, died suddenly Saturday May 6, 2023.

Source Artsy Shark  Promote your artwork by writing press releases to spread the word. Here are two kinds you should know about. The post Use Press Releases to Get Your Artwork Noticed appeared first on Artsy Shark.