Every month, Colossal shares opportunities for artists and designers, including open calls, grants, fellowships, and residencies. If you’d like to list an opportunity here, please get in touch at [email protected]. You can also join our monthly Opportunities Newsletter. GLEAM | 2025 Request for ProposalsFeaturedOlbrich Botanical Gardens invites proposals for temporary, light-based installations for GLEAM, Art in a New Light, a …
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Sara Deraedt, Cora Pongracz and Sarah Rapson “Loss/t“ at Maxwell Graham, New York
This show was selected as part of New York Oomph—a curated roundup of the best contemporary art exhibitions and events held by galleries, museums, and institutions in town during ADAA: The Art Show, New York, October 2024. Often that is in pain or grieving or worry. Sara DeraedtCross, 2020Dish cloth, knife21 ⅝ × 8 ⅝ inches (54.93 × 21.91 cm) Cora …
Read More »New York City’s Art Show Gets Up-Close and Personal
I paid a visit to the Park Avenue Armory yesterday evening for the 36th edition of the Art Show, the Art Dealers Association of America’s (ADAA) annual fair benefitting the Henry Street Settlement — one of New York City’s vital resources for the Lower East Side. Through this Sunday, November 2, 75 ADAA member galleries are taking over the first-floor …
Read More »Recommended Viewings: “The Substance” by Coralie Fargeat
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Read More »In the Mood for Food, Soeun Lee Solders Vibrant Stained Glass Visions of Comfort — Colossal
Drawing on her background in illustration, Soeun Lee captures atmospheric tableaux of sunny breakfasts and relaxing reading spots in stained glass. A fried egg in a pan, an open book left on a table, or a full cup of coffee next to a plate of toast suggest someone is nearby, just out of the frame. “I play around with things …
Read More »Jes Fan “Sites of Wounding: Interchapter” at Andrew Kreps, New York
This show was selected as part of New York Oomph—a curated roundup of the best contemporary art exhibitions and events held by galleries, museums, and institutions in town during ADAA: The Art Show, New York, October 2024. In his practice, Fan employs the often invisible substances that shape our experienceswith the world to explore the often malleable ways in which biology, …
Read More »“Gay Halloween” Meme Enters the Queer Canon
“I hate gay halloween. What do you mean you’re Chappell Roan and a passenger seat?” by Motti and Britt Migs (photos courtesy Motti) Is it your polyester Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz costume purchased from your local Spirit Halloween pop-up store? Nope, put that back. You can leave the recycled Disney princess dresses from years past at the bottom of …
Read More »Damien Cifelli – BOOOOOOOM! – CREATE * INSPIRE * COMMUNITY * ART * DESIGN * MUSIC * FILM * PHOTO * PROJECTS
A selection of work from artist Damien Cifelli (previously featured here). Currently pursuing his MA in Painting at The Royal College of Art, Cifell’s work explores an alternative world of his own creation called “Tarogramma.” Everything he creates exists within this fictional environment. Referencing the scale and compositions of history paintings, Cifelli has built a detailed culture with its own …
Read More »Karlotta Freier’s Illustrations Relate Dreamy and Surreal Narratives — Colossal
Dreamily jotting down notes from the comfort of a closet or enjoying an afternoon read in a rowboat are some of the ways Karlotta Freier’s characters spend their time. The Brooklyn-based illustrator (previously) taps into human emotions and moods, illuminating atmospheric and sometimes surreal narratives. Freier often plays with the nature of concealment and intrigue, like a half-hidden figure behind …
Read More »Tobias Spichtig “It’s Beautiful When the Spirits Arrive” at TAO ART, Taipei City
“It’s Beautiful When the Spirits Arrive” by Swiss artist Tobias Spichtig (b. 1982) is his first solo exhibition in Asia. The exhibition is curated by Fabian Schoeneich, director and curator of CCA Berlin—Center for Contemporary Arts. It features exclusively new work, focusing on Spichtig’s painting practice and offering a carefully curated selection of both figurative and abstract paintings. Spichtig, originally …
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