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Features
Bony Ramirez: Cutthroat
April 22, 2024
Film
Juxtapoz Presents: Carlo McCormick on the Art History of Clowns
April 22, 2024
Illustration
Frank Lloyd Wright is Always "Timeless"
April 22, 2024
Juxtapoz Presents:
The Art History of Clowns
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Radio Juxtapoz:
Katie Green
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Christian Rex van Minnen:
Trapped in Light
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Film
David Lynch Shares New Short Film, "FIRE (POZAR)," That He Directed, Wrote and Drew
It took us a few minutes to come to grips that, in a pandemic, do we want to experience a new animation written, drawn and directed by David Lynch? And you know what? Hell yes, bring on the abstract
May 21, 2020
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Books
Taking Another Look at Philip Guston's Richard Nixon Collection, "Poor Richard"
For anyone who has ever watched "Arrested Development," this is for you. Years into Michael Bluth’s temporary presidency of the Bluth Company, he has been mired in what the bombast economic analyst
May 21, 2020
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In Session
Academy of Art University's Spring Show Is Now An Interactive Experience
For the first time in its history, Academy of Art University's Spring Show event will be interactively displayed online to showcase the best of the best art and design work from Academy of Art U
May 21, 2020
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Studio Time
Art In Uncertain Times: Adam Neate From His New Home in Brazil
"For the first two weeks, I would wake up and check the news for the morning dose of fear broadcasts," Adam Neate's reports for Art in Uncertain Times, sharing a familiar response as he recalls his p
May 21, 2020
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Photography
Keeper of the Hearth: Picturing Roland Barthes’ Unseen Photograph
One of the most famous photographs in the world has never been seen. Camera Lucida (La Chambre claire), written by French literary theorist Roland Barthes, is arguably one of the world’s most
May 21, 2020
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Film
An Oscar-Winning Film on Glass-Blowing From 1959
Glas won master filmmaker Bert Haanstra a well-deserved Academy Award® for Best Short Documentary in 1959. The film contrasts the production of hand made crystal from the Royal Leerdam Glass Factory
May 21, 2020
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Installation
The Monumental "Art In the Streets" Exhibition Gets a Special Website
Having been there on the ground throughout the installation of Art In the Streets, the monumental, first-ever museum survey of graffiti and street art held at MOCA in Los Angeles in 2011, I can't for
May 20, 2020
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Street Art
Watch: "Full Colour: An Irish Street Art Story"
How much of you is defined by national identity? History informs our components, but when do we cross the line from self knowledge to fanaticism? Take a walk down the Falls and Shankill roads in Nort
May 20, 2020
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Painting
Cristina BanBan Criss-Crosses the Globe with New Pop-Up Solo @ Woaw, Hong Kong
The understandable cancellation of Art Basel Hong Kong back in early February was a harbinger for the global avalanche of postponed art events to come. We’ve chronicled the various ways artists hav
May 20, 2020
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Books
Book Review: "Philip Guston Now" Captures the Widespread Influence of 20th Century Master
There are certain greats of the painting world whom the other greats consider really … great. A painter's painter, if you will. Throughout the 26 years of Juxtapoz, a few names are cited over and o
May 20, 2020
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Textiles
Soft Cell: The Comic-Influenced Textile Sculptures of São Paulo-Born, Yuli Yamagata
This past winter, one of the shows we quite enjoyed was Samba In the Dark, a group show at Anton Kern in NYC organized by Fernanda Arruda, Patricia Pericas and Nessia Pope. The title of the show itse
May 20, 2020
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Painting
Curves and Corners: Raymond Lemstra and Hans Roos Take Over Amsterdam
Entering warmer days and somewhat looser regulations, Galerie Bart in Amsterdam, clearly anxious to proceed as planned, will open a special two person show on May 23, 2020. With Curves and Corn
May 20, 2020
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