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The Mixed-Media Work of Jay TorresThe Mixed-Media Work of Jay Torres
The illustrations and personal work of artist Jay Torres have a dark surrealist edge. The El Paso-raised artist, now based in Pasadena, moves between analogue and digital tools to craft
The Bodysuits of Daisy CollingridgeThe Bodysuits of Daisy Collingridge
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Photographer Jan Hoek collaborated with Ugandan-Kenyan fashion designer Bobbin Case on a project focused on the Boda Boda motor taxis roaming Nairobi. As the drivers crafted vibrant and accessorized bikes
The Figurative Paintings of Vivian GrevenThe Figurative Paintings of Vivian Greven
Vivian Greven’s oil and acrylic paintings, bridging Greco-Roman art and a contemporary sense of depth and space, are studies of intimacy. The artist’s command of color and negative space offer
Collaborators Share Tributes to Late Japanese Artist Toshio SaekiCollaborators Share Tributes to Late Japanese Artist Toshio Saeki
Toshio Saeki, the legendary Japanese artist known for blending eroticism, horror, and humor in his works, passed away in November at the age of 74. During his life, he was
John Jacobsmeyer Returns With ‘Locus Colossus’John Jacobsmeyer Returns With ‘Locus Colossus’
In John Jacobsmeyer’s parallel reality, pop culture and art history collide with the backdrops of his suburban youth. In his third solo show at Gallery Poulsen, titled “Locus Colossus,” he
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With “Kurobōzu/Dark Stranger,” artist Nicola Roos depicts the real-life figure of Yasuke, “the only Black Samurai in Feudal Japan.” Using recycled tire tubes, textiles, and other materials, the artist crafts
Saad Qureshi’s ‘Something About Paradise’ ExhibitionSaad Qureshi’s ‘Something About Paradise’ Exhibition
A writhing amalgamation of architectural forms is currently inhabiting Yorkshire Sculpture Park’s 18th-century Chapel. The installation, from artist Saad Qureshi, is titled “Something About Paradise” and explores what the idea
The Figurative Sculptures of Chie ShimizuThe Figurative Sculptures of Chie Shimizu
Carrying a mystical undercurrent, Chie Shimizu’s sculptures are rooted in an exploration of “the significance of human existence.” The artist, born in Japan and based now in Queens, New York,