Max Snow, born in 1984, hails from New York. After numerous shows, both group and solo, he presents his new exhibition The Lady Of Shalott, at colette in Paris. The works are inspired by the poem by Alfred Tennyson. Both the poem and the show serve to raise questions about society and the artist's role, responding to the conflicting commands to create art inspired by the world and also to live in it.

Last year, we were very excited to have Australian graphic artist and illustrator Jonathan Zawada featured in the magazine. His exhibition at colette in Paris, Kindered Spirits, up now with a body of new work, features pop-culture and familiar images reimagined and taken from their everyday context and spun through a subconscious collage.

Godard vs. Woody. Genius. The entire series of that Vahram Muratyan has created, Paris Vs. New York, has some incredibly witty comments comparing and contrasting the great elder cities. We have shown you some of Muratyan's work before, but now the work is on display this month at colette in Paris.

Last night in Paris, fine artist, designer and typographer Kevin Lyons opened Red, Gold, and Green at the influential and trendsetting gallery and retail hub, colette. The exhibition features Lyons now instantly recognizable humor and youthful wit, but when you begin to create your own style, it doesn't look so youthful anymore. Images after the jump . . .