Juxtapoz Magazine - What Doesn't Kill You: A Conversation with Toronto's Megan Ellen MacDonald
Megan Ellen MacDonald's exhibition explores the dual nature of cuteness as both innocent and manipulative, subverting traditional aesthetic expectations.
Robert Frank's work captures life's transience while challenging traditional photography, marking him as a pivotal figure in the art world.
A Vital New Survey of the Queer History of Photography
The book explores the complexity and diversity of LGBTQ+ identities in art, beyond the constraints of singular labels.
Local Photos of a Global Climate Crisis
Will Matsuda uses photography to highlight the beauty and contradictions of climate change, with a focus on the landscapes around Portland.
Photobook exploring the suffering of families in Gaza awarded top prize at Paris Photo
The essence of Taysir Batniji's Disruptions lies in the unnoticed voids rather than the distorted images themselves, reflecting on the challenges of communication.
Four photographers bringing new perspectives, behind and in-front of the lens
The 70:15:40 Project UK promotes diversity and inclusivity in photography, showcasing unique artistic perspectives of marginalized communities.
"Musical Chairs" by Photographer Max Zerrahn
Max Zerrahn's 'Musical Chairs' offers a humorous yet poetic exploration of the hidden life of objects in urban spaces.
The Elegiac Art of Robert Frank
Robert Frank's work captures life's transience while challenging traditional photography, marking him as a pivotal figure in the art world.
A Vital New Survey of the Queer History of Photography
The book explores the complexity and diversity of LGBTQ+ identities in art, beyond the constraints of singular labels.
Local Photos of a Global Climate Crisis
Will Matsuda uses photography to highlight the beauty and contradictions of climate change, with a focus on the landscapes around Portland.
Photobook exploring the suffering of families in Gaza awarded top prize at Paris Photo
The essence of Taysir Batniji's Disruptions lies in the unnoticed voids rather than the distorted images themselves, reflecting on the challenges of communication.
Four photographers bringing new perspectives, behind and in-front of the lens
The 70:15:40 Project UK promotes diversity and inclusivity in photography, showcasing unique artistic perspectives of marginalized communities.
"Musical Chairs" by Photographer Max Zerrahn
Max Zerrahn's 'Musical Chairs' offers a humorous yet poetic exploration of the hidden life of objects in urban spaces.
Banana taped to wall sells for $6.2 million at art auction DW 11/21/2024
Maurizio Cattelan's banana artwork sold for $6.2 million, challenging perceptions of art and cultural value through its absurdity and commentary on contemporary art.
Alicia Adamerovich's exhibition explores complex realities through biomorphic abstractions and pointillist details, reflecting both personal and societal themes of uncertainty.
A Review of Sophie Reinhold at Halle fur Kunst | Berlin Art Link
Sophie Reinhold's art interrogates established art norms through eclectic influences, revealing the adaptive process of contemporary creation and reinterpretation.
Juxtapoz Magazine - WINTER 2025 Quarterly Preview: Clayton Schiff, Amanda Ba, 10Foot, Anthony Cudahy and More
The intersection of past and future in the contemporary art scene is a central theme of the Winter issue.
Banana taped to wall sells for $6.2 million at art auction DW 11/21/2024
Maurizio Cattelan's banana artwork sold for $6.2 million, challenging perceptions of art and cultural value through its absurdity and commentary on contemporary art.
Alicia Adamerovich's exhibition explores complex realities through biomorphic abstractions and pointillist details, reflecting both personal and societal themes of uncertainty.
A Review of Sophie Reinhold at Halle fur Kunst | Berlin Art Link
Sophie Reinhold's art interrogates established art norms through eclectic influences, revealing the adaptive process of contemporary creation and reinterpretation.
Juxtapoz Magazine - WINTER 2025 Quarterly Preview: Clayton Schiff, Amanda Ba, 10Foot, Anthony Cudahy and More
The intersection of past and future in the contemporary art scene is a central theme of the Winter issue.
Despite recent losses in cultural events and venues, San Francisco's art scene offers new sparks of life, particularly through exhibitions honoring significant figures.
The Artist, the Gallerist and Their Liver
Jennifer Doran's plea for a liver donor from her artists led to Derrick Velasquez donating part of his liver, saving her life.
From a Glamorous Hotel to a Living, Breathing Glass House, Here Are AD's Discoveries of the Month
Nicole Nomsa Moyo's 'Pearl Jam' transforms Miami Design District into communal spaces with interactive beadwork-inspired installations.
Cyclists create Pudsey image on app for charity
Cyclists created an artwork of Pudsey while raising funds for charity, showcasing creativity and community spirit.
Klein Zaches Berlin - Your cozy and local bar in Berlin
Klein Zaches serves as a refuge from social media noise, fostering genuine human connections.
The Fight to Save a Decrepit Pink House by the Sea
The Pink House is cherished for its emotional resonance despite its physical decay, indicating a collective cultural attachment to the building.
Michelle Obama drops into a San Francisco museum
Despite recent losses in cultural events and venues, San Francisco's art scene offers new sparks of life, particularly through exhibitions honoring significant figures.
The Artist, the Gallerist and Their Liver
Jennifer Doran's plea for a liver donor from her artists led to Derrick Velasquez donating part of his liver, saving her life.
From a Glamorous Hotel to a Living, Breathing Glass House, Here Are AD's Discoveries of the Month
Nicole Nomsa Moyo's 'Pearl Jam' transforms Miami Design District into communal spaces with interactive beadwork-inspired installations.
Cyclists create Pudsey image on app for charity
Cyclists created an artwork of Pudsey while raising funds for charity, showcasing creativity and community spirit.
Klein Zaches Berlin - Your cozy and local bar in Berlin
Klein Zaches serves as a refuge from social media noise, fostering genuine human connections.
The Fight to Save a Decrepit Pink House by the Sea
The Pink House is cherished for its emotional resonance despite its physical decay, indicating a collective cultural attachment to the building.
A Geometric Pavilion for Porsche Made of 6,380 Aluminum Strips
The My Two Cars Garage pavilion merges art, design, and engineering, celebrating the Porsche Macan with innovative structural and aesthetic techniques.
This lounge chair made of 1984 L.A. Olympics merch is a tribute to what's coming
The artist creatively repurposes Olympic memorabilia into unique lounge chairs, highlighting the importance of collaboration and sustainable sourcing.
Swing Through the World's Most Spectucular Artist-Designed Playgrounds
Play is a serious aspect of life, highlighted in innovative parks and museums worldwide.
3D-Printed Banana Lamp is a Cheeky Nod to Maurizio Cattelan's Most Iconic Artwork - Yanko Design
The Banana Lamp is a blend of creativity and design, transforming everyday objects into functional art that sparks conversation.
At Design Within Reach, a Cast of New Collaborators Calls for Celebration
Design Within Reach showcased exclusive collaborations at its SoHo showroom, celebrating the fall collection with unique pieces by various artists and designers.
Set Your Next Tablescape With Yinka Ilori's Epin Rere Collection
Yinka Ilori's Epin Rere collection blends art and functionality, inspired by nature, making it a centerpiece for dining experiences.
A Geometric Pavilion for Porsche Made of 6,380 Aluminum Strips
The My Two Cars Garage pavilion merges art, design, and engineering, celebrating the Porsche Macan with innovative structural and aesthetic techniques.
This lounge chair made of 1984 L.A. Olympics merch is a tribute to what's coming
The artist creatively repurposes Olympic memorabilia into unique lounge chairs, highlighting the importance of collaboration and sustainable sourcing.
Swing Through the World's Most Spectucular Artist-Designed Playgrounds
Play is a serious aspect of life, highlighted in innovative parks and museums worldwide.
3D-Printed Banana Lamp is a Cheeky Nod to Maurizio Cattelan's Most Iconic Artwork - Yanko Design
The Banana Lamp is a blend of creativity and design, transforming everyday objects into functional art that sparks conversation.
At Design Within Reach, a Cast of New Collaborators Calls for Celebration
Design Within Reach showcased exclusive collaborations at its SoHo showroom, celebrating the fall collection with unique pieces by various artists and designers.
Set Your Next Tablescape With Yinka Ilori's Epin Rere Collection
Yinka Ilori's Epin Rere collection blends art and functionality, inspired by nature, making it a centerpiece for dining experiences.
Project to put art on the moon seeks Indigenous music recordings
The Lunar Codex seeks to preserve Indigenous music and art by launching them into space, enhancing global cultural representation.
Rosalie Williams obituary
Rosalie Williams was a renowned artist known for her landscape paintings and ecclesiastical embroidery, particularly notable for her work at Chichester Cathedral.
Project to put art on the moon seeks Indigenous music recordings
The Lunar Codex seeks to preserve Indigenous music and art by launching them into space, enhancing global cultural representation.
Rosalie Williams obituary
Rosalie Williams was a renowned artist known for her landscape paintings and ecclesiastical embroidery, particularly notable for her work at Chichester Cathedral.
Vivian Reiss’s home merges whimsical, bold design elements with her artistic vision and personal history.
The Extremely Chaotic Life of Jamian Juliano-Villani
Jamian Juliano-Villani's solo show attracted a diverse crowd and showcased provocative, expensive art, highlighting her unique style and vibrant personality.
Javier Mariscal's "Desk with a View"
Javier Mariscal's artwork exemplifies New York's creative spirit through its iconic waterfront views, highlighting the city's unique relationship with its bridges.
Artist Vivian Reiss's Murray Hill House of Whimsy
Vivian Reiss’s home merges whimsical, bold design elements with her artistic vision and personal history.
The Extremely Chaotic Life of Jamian Juliano-Villani
Jamian Juliano-Villani's solo show attracted a diverse crowd and showcased provocative, expensive art, highlighting her unique style and vibrant personality.
Javier Mariscal's "Desk with a View"
Javier Mariscal's artwork exemplifies New York's creative spirit through its iconic waterfront views, highlighting the city's unique relationship with its bridges.
Art Meets Sole: Bata Shoe Museum's 'Art/Wear' Exhibition Redefines Sneaker Culture | stupidDOPE
The Bata Shoe Museum's Art/Wear exhibition explores the intersection of fine art and sneaker culture, redefining sneakers as canvases of creative expression.
Chris Schanck's A Surreality Brings a Sci-Fi Dreamscape to Detroit's MOCAD | stupidDOPE
Chris Schanck's exhibition at MOCAD elevates Detroit's art scene while marking a century of Surrealism through imaginative and collaborative works.
Celestial Forms Erupt and Tumble in Lauren Fensterstock's Jewel-Encrusted Sculptures
Fensterstock's artwork invites introspection and acknowledges human imperfections, aiming to augment the soul rather than adorn the body.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Louise Bonnet's "Reversal of Fortune" in Berlin
Louise Bonnet's exhibition explores the theme of falling as a representation of human fragility and emotional depth.
Kevin Klamminger's Promethean Approach Brings Mythical Mayhem to Unit Gallery | stupidDOPE
Kevin Klamminger's 'Promethean Approach' explores the chaotic interplay of the conscious and unconscious mind through vibrant, symbolic artworks.
At the Serpentine, Holly Herndon Taught A.I. to Sing
A.I. can be a beautiful collaborative medium in art, as demonstrated by Holly Herndon and Matt Dryhurst in their exhibition.
Art Meets Sole: Bata Shoe Museum's 'Art/Wear' Exhibition Redefines Sneaker Culture | stupidDOPE
The Bata Shoe Museum's Art/Wear exhibition explores the intersection of fine art and sneaker culture, redefining sneakers as canvases of creative expression.
Chris Schanck's A Surreality Brings a Sci-Fi Dreamscape to Detroit's MOCAD | stupidDOPE
Chris Schanck's exhibition at MOCAD elevates Detroit's art scene while marking a century of Surrealism through imaginative and collaborative works.
Celestial Forms Erupt and Tumble in Lauren Fensterstock's Jewel-Encrusted Sculptures
Fensterstock's artwork invites introspection and acknowledges human imperfections, aiming to augment the soul rather than adorn the body.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Louise Bonnet's "Reversal of Fortune" in Berlin
Louise Bonnet's exhibition explores the theme of falling as a representation of human fragility and emotional depth.
Kevin Klamminger's Promethean Approach Brings Mythical Mayhem to Unit Gallery | stupidDOPE
Kevin Klamminger's 'Promethean Approach' explores the chaotic interplay of the conscious and unconscious mind through vibrant, symbolic artworks.
At the Serpentine, Holly Herndon Taught A.I. to Sing
A.I. can be a beautiful collaborative medium in art, as demonstrated by Holly Herndon and Matt Dryhurst in their exhibition.
Prado show aims to highlight true colours of polychrome sculpture
The exhibition highlights the undervalued significance of polychrome sculpture and aims to rectify historical biases against certain artists based on gender and materials.
The Prado, Renowned for Its Art, Tries a New Role: Muse to Authors
John Banville's visit to the Prado Museum illustrates a creative initiative blending art appreciation with literary inspiration by noted authors.
Prado show aims to highlight true colours of polychrome sculpture
The exhibition highlights the undervalued significance of polychrome sculpture and aims to rectify historical biases against certain artists based on gender and materials.
The Prado, Renowned for Its Art, Tries a New Role: Muse to Authors
John Banville's visit to the Prado Museum illustrates a creative initiative blending art appreciation with literary inspiration by noted authors.
Myriam Dion Weaves Milestones of Women's History from Vintage Newspapers
Myriam Dion creates detailed collages using vintage materials, highlighting women's accomplishments and the evolution of their representation in media.
Elden Ring locations recreated in Minecraft are stunningly detailed
Manofdutch recreates beautiful landscapes from Elden Ring in Minecraft, transforming them into stunning, painterly visuals.
'It's a process of following your curiosity': Firelei Baez on her exhibitions in Los Angeles and Vancouver
Firelei Báez's art challenges postcolonial narratives through personal and political themes, showcasing her unique cultural heritage and storytelling techniques.
A Keith Haring carousel, a Basquiat ferris wheel: long-lost pop art carnival gets new life in New York
Luna Luna, an avant-garde theme park forgotten for decades, has been successfully revived in Los Angeles and is reintroduced at The Shed in New York City.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Chris Ware's Third and Final Sketchbook Series is Here with "Acme Novelty Datebook: Volume Three"
Chris Ware concludes his Acme Novelty Datebook series with a reflection on 37 years of art and storytelling from 2002-2023.
These Dazzling Light Installations Have Transformed The Southbank Centre For The Winter Months
The Southbank Centre's Winter Light event showcases contemporary light installations, providing a free artistic experience on the riverside until February 2025.
Jeremy Okai Davis's Portraits of Black Performance
Portland artist Jeremy Okai Davis explores how cultural references evolve and mutate through generations, as seen in his painting inspired by a basketball game shout.
Bad Art Holiday Special (Oakland)
Professional artists often use their less successful works in comedic settings, highlighting growth and the transformative power of humor.
Jeremy Okai Davis's Portraits of Black Performance
Portland artist Jeremy Okai Davis explores how cultural references evolve and mutate through generations, as seen in his painting inspired by a basketball game shout.
Bad Art Holiday Special (Oakland)
Professional artists often use their less successful works in comedic settings, highlighting growth and the transformative power of humor.
Lend me your ears: great Shakespearean actors given hi-tech talking portraits
The Shakespeare Portraits exhibition innovatively combines digital images of actors with their voices, creating an interactive experience that redefines traditional portraiture.
Comment | The Barbican's survey of Indian art avoids the pitfalls that plague so many political shows
The Imaginary Institution of India exhibition at the Barbican excels in merging art with geopolitical themes, inviting deep viewer engagement with the works.
Lend me your ears: great Shakespearean actors given hi-tech talking portraits
The Shakespeare Portraits exhibition innovatively combines digital images of actors with their voices, creating an interactive experience that redefines traditional portraiture.
Comment | The Barbican's survey of Indian art avoids the pitfalls that plague so many political shows
The Imaginary Institution of India exhibition at the Barbican excels in merging art with geopolitical themes, inviting deep viewer engagement with the works.
Berry Campbell gallery's gamble on forgotten post-war artists is paying off
Berry Campbell has successfully carved a niche in the art market focusing on underrepresented female artists from the Abstract Expressionist movement.
"Pay What You Can" Wednesday at SF's Museum of Craft and Design
MCD's initiative allows visitors to pay any amount for admission every Wednesday, promoting art accessibility for everyone.
Victoria Mary Clarke: 'Shane died last year, and I had never been more devastated. But even in the turmoil, the angels were still there, peaceful, loving and serene'
Art can provide healing and connection to higher beings during periods of loss.
Upstairs and Downstairs at Clemente Bar
Clemente Bar offers a warm, artistic dining experience contrasting with typical fine dining, featuring vibrant artworks by Francesco Clemente.
How I Find Cheap Frames for Gallery-Level Look on a Goodwill Budget
DIY custom framing can be done cheaply by repurposing thrift store frames with few additional materials.
Disassembling old frames is key to creating a fresh look for your custom artwork.
Artist known for briefcase 'look' wins another award
Eugene Ankomah wins Best Visual Artist at BEFFTA Awards for his impactful art and social projects.
Judge rules against artist in case of satiric website critiquing Icelandic company's alleged role in Fishrot scandal
The digital art project highlighting corruption involving Iceland's Samerji will stay offline after a judge's ruling, indicating the complex interplay of art and corporate rights.
The full moon tonight is also Beaver supermoon: What it means and the best time to see it
November's supermoon, known as the Beaver Moon, offers a spectacular night sky event, captivating stargazers and inspiring artists throughout history.
This Human Computer' Created a System for Measuring Vast Distances in Our Universe
Anna Von Mertens's exploration highlights Henrietta Swan Leavitt's groundbreaking contributions to astronomy through meticulous observations and the development of a distance-measuring system.
The full moon tonight is also Beaver supermoon: What it means and the best time to see it
November's supermoon, known as the Beaver Moon, offers a spectacular night sky event, captivating stargazers and inspiring artists throughout history.
This Human Computer' Created a System for Measuring Vast Distances in Our Universe
Anna Von Mertens's exploration highlights Henrietta Swan Leavitt's groundbreaking contributions to astronomy through meticulous observations and the development of a distance-measuring system.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Li Wang @ Micki Meng, San Francisco
Li Wang’s art expresses the complexities of identity and belonging for queer Asian immigrants, focusing on themes of alienation and empowerment.
Artists wary of discussing Gaza war, says Jeremy Deller
The culture war has made artists hesitant to engage in discussions about the Israel-Palestine conflict.
THE WRECK
The artwork challenges colonial narratives by visualizing the historical impact of colonization through ruins and lived experiences.
Córdova's exploration reflects on the intersection of language, culture, and the remnants of trauma in Puerto Rico.
Marilou Schultz Weaves Computer Processor Patterns in Traditional Navajo Tapestries
Marilou Schultz connects Navajo weaving with modern technology through patterns found in Intel's Pentium chips, illustrating the blend of tradition and innovation.
North Shore author's racy Market Basket logo parody prompts cease-and-desist
Market Basket's legal action against Madison Murray emphasizes tensions around intellectual property and artistic expression in local culture.
The "DMV Roving Sketcher" Is Like a Courtroom Artist for Local Musicians
Galen Summers, the DMV Roving Sketcher, combines his passion for art and music by creating live sketches of performers at concerts.
Jack Rooke and Self Esteem to perform at new Roundhouse arts festival
Roundhouse 360 is a month-long festival celebrating diverse art forms, highlighting emerging talent alongside established artists in a community-focused setting.
The "DMV Roving Sketcher" Is Like a Courtroom Artist for Local Musicians
Galen Summers, the DMV Roving Sketcher, combines his passion for art and music by creating live sketches of performers at concerts.
Jack Rooke and Self Esteem to perform at new Roundhouse arts festival
Roundhouse 360 is a month-long festival celebrating diverse art forms, highlighting emerging talent alongside established artists in a community-focused setting.
Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Wrapped, Tied, and Ready to Dazzle at Museum Wurth | stupidDOPE
Christo and Jeanne-Claude's exhibition showcases their transformative art, which elevates the mundane to the extraordinary using fabric and public engagement.