We have just what you want this Friday: a classic issue of Jux. And just look at that cover. Gorgeous. Yes, it’s our September/October 1999 issue of Juxtapoz Magazine. Issue 22 to be exact, featuring artists Brian Clarke, Greg Jezeweski, Moira Hahn, Timothy Cummings, Alan Forbes, Jorge Santos, Kent Bash and more. Get to reading the entire 22nd archived issue now online here.
Welcome to the July/August 1999 issue of Juxtapoz Magazine. We finally became legal here with our 21st issue. Yeehaw. This ripe old issue features artists Barry McGee, Tony Oursler, David Wojnarowicz, Thomas Woodruff, Alexis Rockman, Sue Coe, Steve Cerio and more. Get to know it inside and out right over here.
It’s time for a sweet archived issue of Juxtapoz. This vintage edition takes us back to May of 1999 and features the marvelous watercolor world of Walton Ford on the cover.
Inside we have features on Margaret Kilgallen, Rob & Christian Clayton, Winston Smith, and Joe Sorren, amongst a wealth of event listings, show reviews, and all-around classic Juxtapoz goodness. So what are you waiting for? Get to know a decade-old Jux and read the entire 20th issue of Juxtapoz now online here.
Check out our first special photography issue from March 1999 featuring: Dean Karr, John Waters, John Eder, Joanna Michaelides, Serge J-F Levy, Aaron Hawks, Ruud van Empel, Roy Hsu, Renee Rolleri, Michael Farr, Christian Witkin, Viggo Mortensen, and more. It’s all online now here. Take a trip back to ’99 and get your photographic party on.
Juxtapoz issue number 18 is coming straight at you, bringing with it Edgar Leeteg, Van Arno, Hokusai, Hiroshige, Suzanne Williams, Al Farrow, Jerry Rothman, Takashi Murakami, Kim Black, Mike Ness, Becca, Hal Brooks, and more. Originally published way back in early ‘99, the 18th edition of Juxtapoz was ready. Ready to party like it was 1999. We think we succeeded; check all out now here.
Already time for another archived issue? You betchya. We’re already up to issue #17, which features Mark Ryden in an interview “about God, children, and Grade A USDA beef,” as well as feature interviews with Andres Serrano, Donald Roller Wilson, and Enrique Chagoya. Pretend it’s the winter of 1998 and get to reading an old school issue of Juxtapoz. Issue #17 is all online here.
It’s time for another archived issue of Juxtapoz! Issue 16 dropped in the Fall of 1998 and features Beck & Al Hansen, Keith Haring, Iris Polos, and Shepard Fairey (yes, he made a name for himself long before the Obama poster thing). It’s fascinating to not only read an in-depth article on a man that has become the poster-boy for street art in the past few months, but to also take a look at other ‘emerging’ artists (eg David Choe), covered in the issue's Gallery section, that have gone on to dominate in the contemporary art market.
A truly enthralling trip down collective artistic memory lane awaits in the online version of Juxtapoz issue #16.
Take a trip back to the Summer of 1998 through the lens of Juxtapoz Issue #15. Here, we feature Michael Ray Charles, Alonso Smith, Aidan Hughes, Phyllis Davidson, Jean-Marie Pigeon, and even Dr Death, Jack Kavorkian (remember that scandal?) Hopefully you’re at home this President’s Day, so kick back and enjoy an archived editon of Juxtapoz. Issue #15 is all online here.
Nicolas Cage on Robert Williams? You betchya. It’s part of our 14th issue, originally published in the Spring of 1998. We didn’t stop there, however. We also include features on David Byrne, Ron English, David Sandlin, Kent Williams, Fiona Smyth, and Judson Huss. Make use of your Tuesday and dive into an archived issue of Jux now. Issue #14 is waiting for you right here.
Lets pretend it’s the Winter of 1997. That’s when our 13th issue graced the world with features on Irving Norman, Frank Kozik, and Krampus. Need we say more? Spend some time with lucky number 13, now online right here.
We got carried away with all the Obama excitement earlier this week, so we’re just now posting up this week’s installment of archived Juxtapoz issues. We’re bringing it back to Issue 12 now, from 1997. A lot happened toward the end of '97: El Niño ripped through the US, Princess Diana died, and Timothy McVeigh was convicted for his role in the Oklahoma City bombing. It wasn’t all bad though, our Issue 12 from the Fall of 1997 featured the artwork of Masami Teraoka, Derek Hess, Chris Mars, John K, and Georganne Deen, as well as our usual offering of other random, albeit interesting, tidbits on the world of underground art. Read up on Issue 12 online here.
Hell yes, it’s another Monday and with it comes a sweet archived issue of Juxtapoz. This week we bring you our 11th edition, featuring interviews and artwork by Coop (on the cover) Ernst Fuchs, Gilbert Sheldon, Don Ed Hardy, Eric White, Krystine Kryttre, Henry Darger, and Jeffrey Valiance.
Go back in time to the Summer of 1997 and get down with Juxtapoz Issue #11 now online right here.
We’ve finally reached issue #10 of archived Juxtapoz issues. We’re taking it back to the Spring of 1997 when we featured Dave Mann on the cover, along with features on Isabel Samaras, Stanislav Szukalski, Gken Barr, and The Pizz. The theme of this issue is L’art de toilette. Yeah, because you know we keep it classy. So peep the whole issue online here.
We’re taking it back to the Winter of 1996 today. That’s when issue #9 of Juxtapoz graced the world with features on Stanley Mouse (whose iconographic Grateful Dead imagery you see there on the cover), as well as RK Sloane, Gary Panter, Swastika, Niagara, and Ausang. Most of these cats are still very much active today, so get to know them way back in ’96 by taking a look at the full-length version of Juxtapoz Issue #9 online right here.
Remember the fall of 1996? Perhaps not, but to help jog your memory, that’s when all that weird JonBenet Ramsey stuff went down, Tupac died (or did he?), Bill Clinton was the first Democrat since FDR to be re-elected (and US stock market gained at an incredibly fast pace following that election…yeah, remember those glory days?) and, Juxtapoz Magazine released our 8th issue!
Issue 8 features Todd Schorr on the cover, along with features on Spike Jonze, Anya Janssen, Art Brewer, Aaron Smith, Sandow Brik, Llyn Foulkes, and more. Take a collective walk down memory lane to the glorious fall of ’96 in our full-length issue 8 right this way.
It may be winter (and friggin freezing here in San Francisco) but lets pretend it’s summer by taking a walk down memory lane to 1996 for the summer ’97 issue #7 of Juxtapoz. Featuring Kenny Scharf, Raymond Pettibon, NSK, Justin Forbes, Paul Laffoley, John Bell, Shirin Neshat, Terry Rowlett, Zephyr, Sav X, Gwar, and others, there’s more than one reason to go back to a sunnier time in issue #7 online now here.
Enter into the year 1996 in our archived edition of Juxtapoz issue #6 from the Spring of ’96. This vintage edition features Kathy Staico Schorr, Timothy Leary, Damien Hirst, Spain, Joe Coleman, Revs and Cost. Dive into the full-length issue now online here.
It’s already time for our 1-year anniversary archived issue: Juxtapoz #5 from the Winter of 1995. Our fifth installment features our fearless founder Robert Williams on the cover, as well as works by R Crumb, Robert Armstrong, Ralph Steadman, and Jerome Witkin. Check it all out now online here.
Welcome to the online version of Juxtapoz issue #4. We’re not sure what you were up to in the Fall of 1995, but we were busy featuring Alex Grey, Lydia Lunch, Miran Kim, and Mark Gonzales. Peep it all for yourself now in issue #4 here.
Here’s Juxtapoz issue #3 coming fresh off the press from the summer of 1995. Hmm…what were you doing back in ’95? OJ Simpson was on trial, it was the hottest summer in decades on record for American Midwesterners, the DVD was born, and the true Jux fan was reading all about the history of the rock poster in our #3 issue! Relive the glory of ’95, get schooled on the rock poster, and check out Issue #3 here.
To submit your gallery for our guide, please send the following information to katie@juxtapoz.com
Gallery name, URL, street address including city, state, country, postal code, and phone number.
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