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Jerrin Wagstaff: American Landscapes

The American Western landscape has often been depicted as a vast unknown – its seemingly endless peaks and valleys weave together histories of anticipated exploration and claiming unsettled propert March 21, 2024

Making Light of Everything @ Centre de la photographie Genève

Intimacy is a concept that is often difficult to define, intangible and elusive. It can be found in a childhood memory, in the interior of one’s home or neighbourhood, in the gestures exchanged wit March 18, 2024

Von Wolfe: A Supermodern Romantic

I almost did a triple take during a recent conversation with a colleague as we considered being nearly a quarter of the way through the 21st century and realized that all things we imagined as the fu February 26, 2024

April Bey: A Trip To Atlantica

Drawing from her own experiences in Bahamian and American cultures, April Bey’s work as both an artist and educator critically explores themes of race, identity, supremacy, and colonialism. A self- February 05, 2024

Artificial Emotions: The Works of Li Shurui

Carl Kostyál is delighted to present Artificial Emotions by Chinese artist Li Shurui. This is her second solo exhibition with the gallery, following her debut at Carl Kostyál Milan in 202 January 26, 2024

Rashaad Newsome’s AI artwork "BEING" Makes its Sundance Premiere

As technology and artificial intelligence continues to infiltrate just about everything, I have kept a cautious eye on what this means for artists. Although it's ultimately a tool, it feels a bit unn January 24, 2024

Clintel Steed's "Portraits of the Indomitable"

Even if you don't follow sports or have a team you support, there is something illuminating about how artists work with the theme and emotion of athletics. It makes sense in terms of the physicality January 23, 2024

Best of 2023: The 15 Juxtapoz Features You Read the Most

We begin to close out the year with another special list: the stories you read the most, printed in our Quarterlys but also here on Juxtapoz.com. The world shifted in October, but these stories, quot December 21, 2023

Martin Machado: Three Sheets To The Wind, Out On A Limb

Martin Machado celebrates what he calls “natural intelligence,” a direct response to a city abuzz about artificial-intelligence, his artistic work represents nature’s slow cycles and seasons. F December 07, 2023

Dominique Fung Has Been "(Up)Rooted"

MASSIMODECARLO is pleased to present (Up)Rooted, a solo exhibition by New York-based artist Dominique Fung. The exhibition marks her first solo show in Europe. (Up)Rooted alludes to an allegorical jo December 04, 2023
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