The Artist by Lucy Steeds review mystery and romance in Provence
Joseph's arrival at the farmhouse symbolizes the intersection of art, loss, and the search for acceptance in a post-war Europe.
Old Voice Mails? Instructional VHS Tapes? They're Music to His Ears.
Paul de Jong explores the disparity between self-perception and public perception through a collection of obsolete spoken-word media.
Maxwell Mustardo's Fluorescing Ceramics Merge Ancient Craft with Contemporary Style
Maxwell Mustardo reimagines ancient ceramic forms, merging them with contemporary aesthetics to explore the dialogue between history, material, and geometry.
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Ashley Walia's artistic photography challenges conventional beauty standards through surrealism and social commentary, redefining femininity and identity.
Premium Content: Sam Gold wants young people to fall in love with 'Romeo and Juliet'
Sam Gold is directing 'Romeo and Juliet,' connecting Shakespeare's themes to today's youth through modern music and choreography.
Portland Artist Sidony O'Neal Is Looking for Connective Tissue
O'Neal's essay in a Black feminist anthology explores the concept of equation as a verb, highlighting the idea of something becoming fungible through equal sign functions.
See Art of Collage' exhibit at Walnut Creek's Bedford Gallery
Collage art highlights a range of traditional and modern techniques, materials, and approaches, showcasing creativity and diversity in artistic expression.
Fantasmas review this wildly creative comedy is a beacon of hope for TV's future
Fantasmas is a creative and theatrical series with a whimsical storyline that may not appeal to everyone, but is worth exploring for its unique charm and depth.
Parade by Rachel Cusk review a brilliant and unsettling feat
Rachel Cusk is known for her controversial and self-consciously original writing style, refusing to sugarcoat reality in her work.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Bijijoo Finds "Home"
BIJIJOO's art explores themes of home, relationships, and new beginnings through chaotic yet structured imagery.
'Parthenope' Review: Paolo Sorrentino Drives Himself Crazy Trying to Imagine What Life Would Be Like for the World's Most Beautiful Woman
Paolo Sorrentino is known for his obsession with youth and great beauty in his films, exploring the relationship between the ephemeral nature of human desires and the eternal essence of art.
Parade by Rachel Cusk review a brilliant and unsettling feat
Rachel Cusk is known for her controversial and self-consciously original writing style, refusing to sugarcoat reality in her work.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Bijijoo Finds "Home"
BIJIJOO's art explores themes of home, relationships, and new beginnings through chaotic yet structured imagery.
'Parthenope' Review: Paolo Sorrentino Drives Himself Crazy Trying to Imagine What Life Would Be Like for the World's Most Beautiful Woman
Paolo Sorrentino is known for his obsession with youth and great beauty in his films, exploring the relationship between the ephemeral nature of human desires and the eternal essence of art.
John Rossiter reconnects with heartland rock roots to create a magnetic and direct record with 'The Fool.'
Lady Gaga dressed like a car part to the Chromatica Ball red carpet premiere
Lady Gaga dons a unique car part-inspired outfit for the premiere of Gaga Chromatica Ball concert film in Los Angeles.
'The Shrouds' Review: David Cronenberg Draws on His Wife's Death for a Brilliantly Cerebral Thriller About the Physicality of Grief
David Cronenberg's new film 'The Shrouds' is described as sardonic, unsentimental, and inhospitable, reflecting the director's unique style and thematic exploration.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Dreams, Loss, and Fitting In: An Interview with So Youn Lee
Feeling out of place is universal, leading to inner strength and uniqueness.
KALTBLUT Magazine - Fotografiska Berlin presents ANDY WARHOL: After the Party
Exploring Andy Warhol's intimate and introspective works beyond his public persona.
Artist Creates Abstract Environments Through Magical Realism-Inspired Conceptual Experiments
Elnaz Mansouri blurs reality and fantasy in her art, drawing from personal experiences and subconscious themes.
P A R A N O R M A L A C T I V I T Y: The Superb Surreal AI Portraits by Michele Loubser
Michele Loubser explores surrealism to delve into societal influences on innocence and self-discovery through various artistic mediums and embraces AI technology in her work.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Dreams, Loss, and Fitting In: An Interview with So Youn Lee
Feeling out of place is universal, leading to inner strength and uniqueness.
KALTBLUT Magazine - Fotografiska Berlin presents ANDY WARHOL: After the Party
Exploring Andy Warhol's intimate and introspective works beyond his public persona.
Artist Creates Abstract Environments Through Magical Realism-Inspired Conceptual Experiments
Elnaz Mansouri blurs reality and fantasy in her art, drawing from personal experiences and subconscious themes.
P A R A N O R M A L A C T I V I T Y: The Superb Surreal AI Portraits by Michele Loubser
Michele Loubser explores surrealism to delve into societal influences on innocence and self-discovery through various artistic mediums and embraces AI technology in her work.
The Radiant Series reinterprets Byzantine art using sequins.
Jorge Mañes Rubio bridges traditional mediums to explore cross-cultural themes in his art.
verena bachl and karsten schuhl's AI-powered installation mimics the cycle of daylight
Exploration of sun's course and perception of time through light installation
Use of AI, diffusion layers, and sonification in creating unique artistic experience
civic creative base tokyo unleashes future-focused hub for creatives and the public
Civic Creative Base Tokyo (CCBT) is a center for artistic and digital exploration in the Shibuya district of Tokyo.
CCBT hosts workshops, camps, and lectures that bring together artists, engineers, researchers, and the public to interact and explore emerging technologies.
Fear Not, Lorien Stern Makes Snakes in the Grass Adorable
Lorien Stern has released a collection of tufted rugs featuring designs of snakes, grass, and test tiles.
The rugs play with the idea of vantage points and create illusions of hidden critters or real creatures moving through the home.
paper artist ann wood recreates a world of intricate mushrooms
Minneapolis artist Ann Wood has transitioned from crafting paper botanicals to intricately detailed paper mushrooms over a decade, capturing the ephemeral quality of fungi in her work.
I thought, I'll show you guys': eye-popping artist Lesley Dumbrell finally gets her due at 82
Lesley Dumbrell's career as an artist spanning seven decades was influenced by early sexism but fueled by determination and curiosity, leading her to explore abstract art and new artistic avenues.
MAD's ma yansong returns to aranya theater festival with circular open-air sand city
Ma Yansong of MAD Architects designed City of Time for Aranya Theater Festival, enhancing artistic exploration in a sand city setting.
Ryan Todd's 365 days of drawing delivers a witty collection of inventions, and some thought-provoking observations
Daily drawings with a consistent style can lead to unexpected creative connections and opportunities.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Pixy Liao: Opening
Pixy Liao's art challenges traditional gender roles, explores intimacy in unconventional ways, and blurs the lines between reality and fantasy.
Mika Rottenberg: 'Giant things are often triggered by tiny reactions'
Mika Rottenberg's art explores systems of production and exploitation through absurd imagery.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Things That Have Always Been There: An Interview with Michael McGregor
The concept of 'getting away from it all' through travel has a long history, evolving with commercial tourism over time.