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221 camera obscuras fill Pneuhaus’ immersive new installation that invites visitors to walk inside the inflatable igloo-like form.

@thisiscolossal.com
Art & visual culture since 2010. https://www.thisiscolossal.com
221 camera obscuras fill Pneuhaus’ immersive new installation that invites visitors to walk inside the inflatable igloo-like form.
Meet the Lap Easel, a portable companion for taking creativity anywhere and everywhere ✨
Shuling Guo, “Half of the Moon Anchors between Two Mountains” (2026), oil and colored pencil on linen over panel, 16 x 20 inches
From Todd Antony's 'Cholitas Escaladoras'
Flowers for eyes, a horizon for a mouth… a popsicle for a holy relic? Rafael Silveira returns with a new suite of psychedelic paintings.
Woo Jin Joo, “I Hear Things Existing With Me” (2026), viscose thread embroidery, textiles, wadding, stainless steel rod, and wood, 155 x 53 x 40 centimeters
Glamour shots for the tiniest critters via Elizaveta Porodina 📸
The apocalypse goes tiny with Simon Laveuve’s 1/35-scale miniatures
Documenting around a thousand animals each year, Joe Sartore's ultimate goal is a portrait catalogue showcasing more than 25,000 species. As of this writing, he's documented 18,567.
The Hopper Prize is now accepting entries for $4,500 and $1,000 artist grants. Two artists will each receive $4,500 and four artists will each receive $1,000. This is an international open call, and all visual media is eligible.
The deadline is November 17, so apply today! hopperprize.org
For Amok Island, the fragility of the earth’s biodiversity plays a central role in vibrant, large-scale murals.
Hannah Lim, “Golden Tiger Snuff Bottle"
Giddy up! Shae Bishop is bucking cowboy traditions with his floral ceramic garments.
Meet “Petro who is Predicting the Unpredictable," one of many ancestral androids dreamed up by Max Lehman
Through fictional self-portraits, artist Tang Shuo visualizes how his ancestors migrated and settled in the small Chinese village of Dashishan.
Sharif Bey, “Crown Series: Iris” (2024)
Dreamy animations for your Monday morning 🌀
Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards is back with its list of 2026 finalists, taking on a kind of blooper reel-like quality with some of the goofiest happenstances and candid moments photographers captured.
If you're in Munich, you don't want to miss Tomás Saraceno's sprawling exhibition, 'Ancestral Futures.'