Philip Martin Gallery is pleased to present, The Breeze and I, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Oakland-based artist Muzae Sesay. Sesay’s exhibition moves in cinematic glimpses, one step behind an unnamed Black cowboy moving across a Western landscape. “Even in my desolation, I maintain a restless fire for chasing the sunset west.”
On the occasion of a solo show in LA at M+B, we take a look today at the works of UK-based painter, Johnny Izatt-Lowry for A Portfolio. The works shown here are a mixture of works from 2020-2023.
There is so much about the visual language of Dutch artist Parra that has evolved over the years we have covered him, through cover stories and features. But the thread of color and shape is still there, as he has morphed graphic design and apparel character work of his previous years into a fine art…
There is something about the use of airbrush that makes time feel inconsequential, or impossible to quantify. What can be seen as a haziness in the aesthetic serves this concept well. Because the result of the airbrush hitting the canvas creates the slightest bit of fuzz, the viewer is transported into a dreamlike scenario. Los…
Dislocations presents a contemporary update of Alex Webb’s long out-of-print 1998 book by the same name, which was first published by Harvard’s Film Study Center as an experiment in alternative book making.
Night Gallery is pleased to announce as we didn’t know it, a presentation of new paintings by Keita Morimoto. This is the artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery. Keita Morimoto is both a painter and a virtuoso visual dramaturge; his acrylics and oils on panel and linen imbue ordinary, ephemeral moments of urban life…
Lévy Gorvy Dayan is pleased to announce its first solo exhibition with Brooklyn-based artist and Juxtapoz favorite, Jenna Gribbon. The Honeymoon Show! is a dual examination of intimacy and subjecthood represented through portraits of the artist’s wife, Mackenzie Scott. The exhibition is portrayed in two acts—with scenes from the couple’s honeymoon in Thailand juxtaposed against…
Yasuhiro Ogawa’s new photobook Into the Silence captures the rugged yet timeless beauty of Japan’s northern region as he follows in the footsteps of the 17th Century poet Matsuo Bashō.
On today’s A Portfolio, we look at Seoul-born, London-based Minyoung Choi, who is part of a group show with GRIMM rigt now, curated by Caroline Walker.
Friends! If you are in Los Angeles this weekend, or tonight specifically, head to opening of Tim Biskup’s Smoke at SADE, his first solo show in LA outside of Face Guts, in over 7 years! The show will feature Biskup’s transition into canvas works that are taken from his now famous drawing practice, seen widely on…
