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Photography
Whilst The World Sleeps: Classic Photographs Rendered in Play-Doh
March 19, 2024
Painting
Radio Juxtapoz, ep 134: Johanna Bath Has a Real Love For Life
March 19, 2024
Features
The Dadaism of Dada Khanyisa
March 18, 2024
The Dadaism of
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Gretchen Scherer:
If Rooms Could Talk
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SPRING 2024:
The Quarterly Preview
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Painting
Spiritual Paintings For Emotional People: Baldur Helgason "Opens" New Show @ Richard Heller Gallery
"I grew up watching these Russian Cartoons," Baldur Helgason told Juxtapoz in our Winter 2020 Quarterly. "The Soviet Union was putting a lot of money into cartoons to compete with the US, so the gove
April 04, 2020
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Sculpture
Addition by "Subtraction": A Conversation with Huntz Liu
The beauty of the sculptural painting works of Huntz Liu, who cuts and layers paper into beautiful geometric compositions, is that he tempers his layers with a smart ability to not over do the materi
April 04, 2020
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Illustration
(Not) For the Children: Waxploitation's Stories for Ways & Means
King Krule screaming about how to escape a wasp, Joe Coleman illustrations accompanying a story written by Tom Waits, and Del the Funky Homosapien explaining how to talk to people, are just a few of
April 04, 2020
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Illustration
French Fruits: Petites Luxures Gives Adds Erotic Luxury to Our Isolation @ Hashimoto Contemporary (NSFW)
Maybe we were in denial, maybe we didn't want to think about it? But why hadn't we read the room a little and gone about posting a little bit of erotica on the site these past few weeks? A little lev
April 03, 2020
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Books
"Jeff Divine: 70s Surf Photographs" Edited by Tom Adler and Evan Backes
I grew up on the California coast, yet I never surfed. But I remain fascinated by surf culture: the rituals, sounds and smells of the ocean mixed with the fashion, photography and aesthetic of the sp
April 03, 2020
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Photography
Sheltering in Place: Niki Boon and Childhood in the Raw
Navel gazing can get a little old, so, in the coming weeks (months?), as we find ourselves counting the hours till lunchtime on the sofa, we look for productive and creative ways to spend our days. I
April 03, 2020
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Painting
Home Alone: A Conversation with Tal R and a Most Contemporary of Exhibition Experiences
We've witnessed so many exhibitions, projects and individual works taking an unexpected turn these days. A great example of this new era of seeing art is Israeli-born, Denmark-based Tal R's solo exhi
April 03, 2020
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Painting
A Faster Hallelujah: Carlos Ramirez on the Coachella Valley, A Sense of Duty and John Lennon
When the duo of Carlos Ramirez and the Date Farmers sprung onto the contemporary art scene in the mid-2000s, they brought the warmth and freshness of their Coachella Valley homes. Two young men
April 03, 2020
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Film
Art In Uncertain Times: And Now... "How To Paint a Bat" with Marcel Dzama (Watch)
Juxtapoz and If You Were Now previously shared a small tutorial by Marcel Dzama entitled, "How To Draw Bat." Today, Dzama, a Calgary-born, Brooklyn based artist, shares how to take that drawing and t
April 02, 2020
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Photography
Akasha Rabut: Death Magick Abundance
"A precarious place, the Big Easy, celebrates death, and in doing so overflows with life (or vice versa?), "writes Sam Feather in the introduction to Akasha Rabut's first book, Death Magick Abundance
April 02, 2020
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Installation
Katie Kimmel & Lorien Stern On Their New "Very Rare" Show @ Hashimoto Contemporary
As we all adjust to the virtues of “virtual” gatherings, where black sweats replace black leggings and jeans, art openings still hum with anticipation. This weekend our friends at Hashimoto
April 02, 2020
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Features
Loie Hollowell: The Complexity of Symmetry
No matter how it’s defined, figuration is fascinating, whether formal and idealized, narrative or exaggerated. The merger of abstraction and figuration is exciting and challenging, so to this end,
April 02, 2020
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