Arts and Literature
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureJuxtapoz Magazine – Previewing Hannah Wilson’s “Never Cursed” @ Moosey Norwich
Hannah Wilson‘s Never Cursed at Moosey is an exploration of optimism battling a deep-seated sense of failure, a concept not unheard of in their previous works but…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureLA Artists Push Back Against Call to “Beautify” RV Encampment Sites
LOS ANGELES — After LA County officials issued a controversial call for public art to decorate recreational vehicle (RV) encampment sites from which unhoused people…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureJuxtapoz Magazine – Adam Lupton’s “Soliloquy”
His show is down now after being up at Galerie Russi Klenner in Berlin this past fall, but wow, did we love Adam Lupton‘s work…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureHistorical Lessons From Nelson Mandela’s Desk Calendar
Audience engagement is never an afterthought for Indian artist Jitish Kallat, who often plays with participatory and public art in his work. In his 2007…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureJuxtapoz Magazine – Nicholas Bono Kennedy Hosts the Dinner Party (While the World Burns) @ Hashimoto Contemporary, Los Angeles
When does a cherished object cross the line into burdensome excess? How can we attempt to enjoy our lives when the world burns around us?…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureWeatherspoon Art Museum Receives 270+ Works on Feminism and the South
Artist Carol Cole Levin has donated over 270 artworks by more than 140 artists — including herself — to the Weatherspoon Art Museum at the…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureJuxtapoz Magazine – The Moving Landscapes in the Mind of Jules de Balincourt
In his new body of work Moving Landscapes at Victoria Miro in London, the Brooklyn-based Jules de Balincourt continues his exploration of painting as an…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureThe Cross-Pollination Between Prints and Textiles Yields Abundance
Textiles become prints and prints become textiles in Line & Thread, a new exhibition at the New York Public Library’s Stephen A. Schwarzman Building. Across…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureJuxtapoz Magazine – Memories of Daydreams: Life on Canvas with Rebecca Ness
Rebecca Ness has long been one of our favorite figurative painters of the last 10 years, and we have had her featured in the magazine…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureCan Asian-American Identity Still Be a Political Home?
In his 2022 book Model Minority Masochism, scholar Takeo Rivera argued that the influx of Asian immigrants to the United States after 1965 and the…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureJuxtapoz Magazine – Charlie Roberts is Having “Alien Visions”
Charlie Roberts has always teetered on a sort of surrealism that felt very much his own. And now, in Alien Visions, on view in Oslo,…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureMilwaukee Art Museum Presents Robert Longo’s Hyperrealistic Charcoal Drawings
On view now at the Milwaukee Art Museum, Robert Longo: The Acceleration of History features the ambitiously scaled, hyperrealistic charcoal drawings of internationally acclaimed artist…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureJuxtapoz Magazine – Eleanor Swordy Says “Message Received”
Moskowitz Bayse is pleased to present Message Received, an exhibition of new paintings and works on paper by Eleanor Swordy. This presentation is the artist’s fifth…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureSculpture of a Turd on Nancy Pelosi’s Desk Appears on National Mall
We really thought we’d seen it all in the final weeks leading up to a historic presidential election — that is, until a bronze-colored sculpture…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureJuxtapoz Magazine – Keith Jackson and “The Provocateurs”
Charles Moffett is pleased to present The Provocateurs, the first New York solo exhibition for Kenosha, Wisconsin-based artist Keith Jackson. This marks the self-taught painter’s inaugural exhibition…
