Anton Kern Gallery presents four recent small-scale paintings and four watercolors by Aliza Nisenbaum, all of which depict familiar subjects in intimate moments of repose. This selection of work deviates from her current exhibition at the Metropolitan Opera House and recent survey at The Queens Museum, both of which featured large-scale mural-like tableaus and extensive time spent getting to know her sitters and researching their communities. Here, the artist returns to the studio, focusing on her immediate relationships—her sister, members of the gallery’s circle, and her personal archive of ..read more

Spoke Art and The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation are pleased to present Frank Lloyd Wright: Timeless, a traveling pop-up art exhibition featuring all new illustrations and limited edition posters inspired by the work of American architect, Frank Lloyd Wright.  ..read more

We go back into a more illustrative mode today on A Portfolio, and look at the outstanding works of Andie Dinkin. She's a master of the details, creating these grand worlds of the wealthy, also quieter moments that are more personal.  ..read more

An artist with quite the following as Rain Szeto needs no introduction here on A Portfolio, but we love her illustrations and prints so much. She was just included in the Traditions show curated by Thinkspace and Tlaloc at the Muzeo in Anaheim, and we wanted to feature some of the works here today.  ..read more

On today's A Portfolio, we take a look at the career-spanning output of Spanish street artist, Sam3. We recently posted a video edit that Sam3 made, and it got us thinking about his great murals, street pieces, illustrations and installations. He has always kept it simple in terms of colors choices, but there is a huge and dramatic concept behind the simplicity.  ..read more

We have become a bit closer to the mind of David Shrigley over the last year, from him being the Summer 2023 cover story and Radio Juxtapoz podcast guest for his Pulped Fiction project. Part of looking into his practice is this idea that, as a conceptual artist, collaborations may seem like a tricky endeavor. When he told us, "So I've got a lot done and now I'm in this situation where I don't have to make the work. I could just roll a joint and get stoned and go up the hill and hang out with my dog, albeit, it is really cold. I wouldn't do that," I tend to think I wonder how he would work wel ..read more

If you happen to be taking a little winter jaunt to Tokyo, go check out Pex Pitakpong's new solo show, Welcome To My World, on view at Nanzuka Underground. The Bangkok-born painter is known widely for his illustration work for various Thai magazines, obviously with an influence of anime and manga.  In 2015, Pex created the original character "Mari" and began a new focus in their  career as a fine artist. The show features works on canvas as well as 99 drawings on paper.  ..read more

Matthew Marks is pleased to announce Ken Price: Drawings, the next exhibition in his gallery at 7818 Santa Monica Boulevard in Los Angeles. The exhibition features sixteen drawings made between 1997 and 2007 from the estate of the artist. All are exhibited here for the first time ..read more

 Harman Projects is pleased to present Collective Murmurs, a solo exhibition by iconic graffiti artist and Juxtapoz x Superflat exhibiting artist, GATS. This will be the artist's first solo presentation with the gallery ..read more

I’m a huge fan of Lori Damiano’s paintings and animations; I also really love Will Oldham’s music, so when I saw that Lori and Will had teamed up on a children’s book, I was ecstatic. Shorty’s Ark is a 22-page hardcover publication celebrating the diversity and fragility of planet Earth. Curious as to how this whole thing materialized, I reached out to Lori to get the skinny ..read more