Arts and Literature
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureBarbara Rossi – BOOOOOOOM! – CREATE * INSPIRE * COMMUNITY * ART * DESIGN * MUSIC * FILM * PHOTO * PROJECTS
A selection of images by photographer Barbara Rossi. Based in Italy, Rossi’s personal research involves landscape transformations and urbanization. She is currently working on a…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureIn Protection of Giving Up
Picture by Sebastian Sørensen Right this moment’s put up is an abridged excerpt from “In Defence of Giving Up” by Stacey Could Fowles in Dangerous…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureHow Inexpensive Are New York Metropolis Museum Cafes?
Have you ever ever heard your personal abdomen grumble so loudly in a quiet exhibition gallery that guests turned to stare? … Me neither. When…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureJuxtapoz Magazine – Sedrick Chisom: The Villain of History for One Night Alone
Pilar Corrias is pleased to present The Villain of History for One Night Alone, Sedrick Chisom’s third solo exhibition with the gallery. Interested in contemporary culture’s fascination with the…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureThe Embodied Eroticism of Louis Fratino’s Art
PRATO, Italy — Earlier this year, something drew me back to the diaries of Anaïs Nin. I’d read several volumes decades ago. Tracing the French-American…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureJuxtapoz Journal – Devin Troy Strother’s “Scenes for Josephine”
The Pit is proud to current Scenes for Josephine, the second solo exhibition of Los Angeles-based artist Devin Troy Strother with the gallery. This exhibition is…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureNYC Housing Stories: Miguel Robles-Durán and “Jerzy”
This is the fifth of a series of comics depicting transformative moments in the lives of artists, activists, and organizers on the front lines of…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureJuxtapoz Magazine – Previewing Blair Saxon-Hill’s “Studio Flowers” for SHRINE @ NADA Miami
We are going to miss Miami this year, but that doesn’t mean we won’t be peeking at it from afar. One fair we always love…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureAn Unintellectual Theory of Tastiness in Art History
I’m of the belief that a well-rounded life demands a bender here and there. I’m not suggesting a dip into hallucinogens, per se — rather,…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureJuxtapoz Journal – Richard Colman Explores a New Route in “The place the Palm Meets the Pine”
In The place the Palm Meets the Pine, previous Juxtapoz cowl artist Richard Colman presents a radical new physique of labor: 21 work created over…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureLong-Lost Thanksgiving Recipes of American Artists Discovered
Just in time for Thanksgiving, an archivist at the Smithsonian Institution has stumbled upon a treasure of culinary and visual art history. In a dusty…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureJuxtapoz Magazine – A Takeover in Paris: Jameson Green “Look back, and smile on perils past”
I spoke to Jameson Green just before Christmas last year and it was a conversation I never wanted to end. There was a re-examination of…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureMFA, MA, and PhD Packages to Apply for by Early 2025
Northeastern United States Bard Graduate HeartRising curators, researchers, educators, and museum professionals study to ask new questions concerning the cultural historical past of the fabric…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureJuxtapoz Magazine – Poetry and Paintboxes in Provincetown: Documenting the Legacy of The Fine Arts Work Center
Art residencies are like idyllic adult summer camps, and although the Fine Arts Work Center has a fulsome summer program, their fellowships take place when…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureDreams of a Gaza Biennale Amid Loss and Ruin
Days before the Venice Biennale closed this year with the second-highest visitor turnout in its history, over 50 artists from Gaza announced their decision to…
