ARTISTS
2025
The fair鈥檚 programming included events with local institutions and stands devoted to non-profits and collectives.
2024
After surveying hundreds of artworks in various media, Galerie has selected eight buzzworthy artists who should be on every alert art collector鈥檚 acquisition list.
In the dreamlike landscapes of Anna Ortiz, distant volcanoes erupt and the moon eclipses the sun behind sprawling saguaros, agaves, and prickly pears.
The first edition of the longstanding fair since being acquired by Frieze.
2023
Painter Leyla Pekmen, born 1977 in Izmir, Turkey and now is based in Istanbul, is known for her paintings with vivid color and jubilant narratives inspired by the work of Ottoman miniatures.
Gregory Rick's latest exhibition, Running Wild at Johansson Projects, showcases the artist's unique approach to history painting.
2022
Untitled Art will have more than 140 exhibitors at its upcoming edition in Miami Beach later this year.
The event gathers 38 galleries on Spain's famed party island from 13 to 17 July.
The body of work in Sophie Treppendahl鈥檚 Homebody was inspired by her experience of the last two years.
Think about Ibiza, and admit it, you are probably thinking EDM, MDMA, or some intense PDA.
The Expo Chicago art fair has announced the more than 140 galleries from 25 countries that will participate in its upcoming 2022 edition, scheduled to take place at Navy Pier April 7-10.
2019
Oakland used to be the sort of city where two young, queer boys from Arizona and Alabama鈥攊ncidentally also pen pals鈥攃ould pack up and move. Once there
2016
It鈥檚 September, the month some might argue is the most important slot in the art world鈥檚 calendar.
2015
鈥淐oastal Coven鈥� 鈥� the title of the current Johansson Projects exhibition showcasing works by Corvallis, Ore., artist Anna Fidler and Seattle artist Katy Stone 鈥� conjures up earth magic associations: rituals over beach bonfires or windswept get-downs on cliffs overlooking the...
In the special Juxtapoz August issue, which we dubbed the "Environmental Issue," we had a feature on San Francisco artist, Jay Nelson.