The Morning Will Change Everything, Sebas Velasco

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There’s a world out there, Jess Allen

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Blue light, Joe Webb

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A guide to the Unknown Other, Damien Cifelli

In Tarogramma, the imaginary world conceived by Damien Cifelli as a setting for his vibrant paintings, plants are plentiful, but animals don’t exist. 

The landscapes are as diverse and enigmatic as its inhabitants, who commune with bodies of water, traverse the desert in a suit, and size up an enigmatic object on a dinner plate.

 Cifelli’s stylish figures investigate their environment to try to understand their place within it. 

Many of the paintings shown here were recently exhibited at Spinello Projects in Miami, emphasizing the artist’s recent focus on analyzing what life is like in this fictive world.

 

Annie Montgomerie's figures

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Where Flowers May Grow, Azuma Makoto

Whether trapped in blocks of ice or sailing across the ocean, Makoto’s work constantly tests the boundaries of how—and where—flowers may thrive.

 

Morning becomes eletric, Matt McCormick

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Night in the City, William Darkdrac

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Keep your head above water

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  From a high chair to the ocean floor, Can the Seas Survive Us?

 In Norfolk’s Sainsbury Centre explores our watery world and the climate crisis. 

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Come on in, the water's fine.

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Nothing doing, Wayne Thiebaud

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Lee Jeans, Jennifer J. Lee

Brooklyn-based artist Jennifer J. Lee paints photorealistic scenes that explore the saturation of images in contemporary experience. The fabric’s gridded structure conjures associations with pixellated screens, playing with the relationship between digital and analog representations of everyday objects. 

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Folk, Mihael Bađun

Born in Varaždin, Croatia and currently living and working there, Bađun earned a Master’s in Art Education from the University of Zagreb in 2021. His work spans comics, painting, and illustration. “Folk” is a series about the history of the northwestern region of Croatia based on stories told to Bađun by his grandmother. 

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The story of Hieronymus Bosch, Guy Cowell

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The Alchemist, Ethan Murrow

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The Cloud Eaters Return

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The fear of flying, Tracey Sylvester Harris

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Santo Cielo

Santo Cielo creates realistic embroidered scenes and portraits that evoke the warmth of the subject in a unique way. 

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What’s going on down there?

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Where's Your Head At

Joe Webb