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Jeff Perrone (1953–2023)
Source artforum.com Jeff Perrone, a founding figure of the Pattern and Decoration movement, died this spring in New York at the age of sixty-nine. His death was confirmed by artist Elaine Reichek, his longtime friend.
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JK5 Continues to Reimagine Writing Systems in “The Force of Other” @ Three Kings Studios, NY
Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home JK5’s The Force of Other at Three Kings Studio in New York features work that has been brought to life in an all-new magnitude, in physical scale, motion, and energy as he continues to explore his obsession with reimagined writing systems. Recent work brought him back to his favorite…
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Magali Reus
Source artforum.com Magali Reus’s latest exhibition, “Le plat principal” (The Main Course), serves up three interconnected bodies of work that transform common objects through varied methods of hybridization to produce
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Paper-Thin Ceramic Pieces Puzzle Together to Form Elegant Vessels by Ellis Moseley
Source Colossal All images © Ellis Moseley, shared with permission courtesy of Hugo Michell Gallery Through a methodical and labor-intensive process of layering petals of thin clay, Adelaide-based artist Ellis Moseley creates elegant, airy vessels that appear to flutter where they sit. Using paper-clay slip—a fine-grained, lightweight, and durable ceramic medium made from mixing clay slip…
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Featured Artist Pamela Schiermeyer
Source Artsy Shark Step into the joyful world of modern folk artist Pamela Schiermeyer, who presents a collection created with pen and marker. The post Featured Artist Pamela Schiermeyer appeared first on Artsy Shark.
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Schwanzwald: A Conversation with Willehad Eilers aka Wayne Horse
Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home When entering the website of Willehad Eilers, aka Wayne Horse, you are greeted with a message that reads “80.000.000 Hooligans.” What does it mean? Does it matter? Because whatever you see in the works of Wayne Horse is an entry point to a bizarro world that is…
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Matthew Hansel Paints How “My Inner Demon Never Sleeps Alone”
Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home There is a fine line between debauchery and pleasure. There was a moment in the 1960s and 70s of a sort of unhinged utopian dream, a place where Matthew Hansel is painting from where a feeling of freedom of expression and sexuality became slightly, well, unattended and…
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Splash and Burn Teams with Greenpeace Malaysia and Studio Birthplace for “Haze: Coming Soon” Project
Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home After 7 years of activist art campaigns in South East Asia, Splash and Burn, together with Greenpeace Malaysia and Studio Birthplace hold polluters to account in protecting our right to clean air with legislative change.
