Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  For today’s A Portfolio, we look at the works of Zhongshan, China born, NYC-based Leon Xu. His graffiti experience can be seen in his airbrush cityscapes, and the San Francisco raised artist seems to have a dream-like quality to his work. As Boooooom wrote a few years…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  The Cabin LA just opened Floating Like a Dream, a new body of work by London-based, Japanese painter, Koshiro Akiyama. The artist creates an idealistic landscape that reflects on a psychological condition that deals not only with utopian ideals but also morbidity. In the mind, there is…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  A woman in a formal white gown glances sideways, her gaze steady and her expression neutral. A set of hands – the body to whom they belong cropped from the frame – tends to the garment’s draped fabric as if carefully fitting a wedding dress. To the…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  moniquemeloche is pleased to present Maia Cruz Palileo: Days Later, Down River, the artist’s third solo show with the gallery. Palileo is a multidisciplinary artist whose paintings, installations, sculptures, and drawings navigate themes of migration and the persistence of tacit knowledge in the face of assimilation. The works on view…

Source Design You Trust  Harvesting Ice Cream Who needs humans to make things when we have AI-generated photos? Apparently, even ice cream can grow naturally in this brave new world. But if you’re wondering why the ice cream harvest only happens at night, it’s probably because it’s too scared of melting in the sun. Or…

Source Design You Trust  @SmallWorlds’ Twitter account is on a mission to make 2023 a little bit funnier with their daily sci-fi story idea posters. These clever and hilarious ideas will keep you entertained for the whole year. Some of the concepts may even surprise you (but not in a weird way, you pervert!). Check…

Source Colossal   “Portrait, October” (2022), oil on canvas, 41 x 54 inches. All images © Xiao Wang, shared with permission Gingko leaves laced with violet, eucalyptus sprigs in blue, and ferns glowing with bright orange veil Xiao Wang’s portraits with a sense of subtle unreality. As if illuminated by fluorescent light, the oil paintings depict…

Source artforum.com  Artist Pierre Dumont is one of Alexander von Humboldt’s many heirs; like the German naturalist, he has dedicated his life to getting to know the people, cultural traditions, and various ecosystems of