Explore the Surreal Artwork of Illustrator Eugene Ivanov
Czech painter and book illustrator, Eugene Ivanov, was born in 1966 in Tyumen, Siberia, Russia. Since 1998 he has lived and worked in Prague, Czech republic. Ivanov’s surreal artworks are founded on dreams and of the unconscious. Ivanov’s imagery is suffused with surrealistic poetry, incorporating a rich base of geophysics through its precise cubic features […]
The Conceptual Experimental Projects of Daniel Forero
Colombian art director/graphic designer, Daniel Forero, based in Stockholm since 2010 but currently working at Sagmeister & Walsh in NYC. Daniel likes working with both, conceptual and experimental projects where he can mix photography with graphics. Checkout some of his projects below or visit for more his website at http://daniel-forero.com/
A PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST AS A YELLOW SMILEY FACE
Whatever James Joyce—no, not that one—has done, it’s always been big. He began his career as a graphic designer, soon shifting to illustration to land clients like The New York Times and Nike. His studio artwork is innately bold. His art pokes fun at cultural behemoths, like the classic yellow smiley face or Facebook. And […]
SETTING THE STANDARD FOR ARTIST ZINES AND BOOKS
Benjamin Sommerhalder runs Nieves with his own two hands, quietly publishing artist zines and books out of Zurich. I’ve encountered his imprints so often while researching artists or browsing bookshops that his little ghost logo has become a familiar pal I’m always glad to see. Nieves is also a pal to artists Chris Johanson, Johanna […]
RON ENGLISH “NEO NATURE”
RON ENGLISH “NEO NATURE” AT THE NEW COREY HELFORD GALLERY We are excited about a few things here. One, multi Juxtapoz cover artist Ron English is about to open a massive solo show, Neo Nature: We Are the New They, featuring 22 new paintings. Two, this said show is at a brand new downtown Los […]
Stories of legacy giving – part 1 Carracci
Carracci Annibale Carracci, ‘The Holy Family with the Infant Saint John the Baptist (‘The Montalto Madonna’)’, about 1600 In 2004 the Gallery acquired Carracci’s Holy Family with the Infant Saint John the Baptist thanks to a number of donations and gifts in wills. This work was only discovered and attributed to Carracci in 2003 by […]
JAMES JEAN “ZUGZWANG”
James Jean knows chaos. Thrashing waves of lines swirl around his figures, who try to make sense of the world’s ubiquitous nonsense. The artist has ridden the swells of fine art, design, and illustrative excellence, landing prestigious awards and sailing through high-profile campaigns and exhibitions. Now is the time for his art to roll toward […]
REBIRTH BRASS BAND IN SAN FRANCISCO
Something is always happening on Heron Alley in San Francisco, and there will be a whole lot of happening on Saturday, November 7, 2015 when Grammy winning Rebirth Brass Band provides the sounds as you grab a plate from the Boxing Room and check out the group art show put together by Red Truck Gallery. […]
TIM BARBER’S “BLUES”
The galerie du jour agnès b. is pleased to present Blues, an exhibition by Tim Barber opening November 5. The solo exhibition from the New York-based photographer will feature a series of traditional cyanotypes, made from a printing process that produces a cyan-blue print. Tim Barber grew up in Amherst Massachusetts, lived for a few years […]
MIHOKO OGAKI’S MILKY WAY SCULPTURES
Japanese artist Mihoko Ogaki has combined the night sky with the body in these sculptures constructed from plastic and embedded with LEDs. The light shines out through thousands of tiny holes and illuminates the walls surrounding the sculpture but when they are placed in bright room, the bodies appear to be suffering and dying.