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Jonathan Wayshak
Wednesday, 14 November 2007

Jonathan Wayshak lives in San Jose, frequently shows up at Comic-Con and APE, and does some possibly alarming yet grotesquely beautiful illustrations. www.scrapbookmanifesto.com and www.flickr.com/photos/ratasyperros.
Keren Richter + "Expatriates"
Wednesday, 14 November 2007
Keren Richter has some art and a few of her tees for Blood is the New Black are now showing in Expatriates, a group show at Parsons' New School for Design in New York City.

Expatriates features Parsons' illustration alumni Jill Bliss, William Buzzell, Carl Dunn, AJ Fosik, Andy Kehoe, Liz Lee, Cassandra Nguyen, Richter and curated by Jordin Isip.

The show runs November 9th through December 20th, 2007.
Alice Stevenson
Tuesday, 13 November 2007
We're discovering a lot of new talent from the UK universities lately, and one such artist/illustrator is Alice Stevenson who's two years out from University of Brighton. Alice's painting resembles collage and cut paper work with her basic forms and black line work. And her muted color palette makes for work that would look just as good on your wall as it would in a gallery. There's something about her subject matter and composition that feels like Brighton to us, but there's also something about it that reminds us of the animated version of Rikki-Tikki-Tavi, so you might want to judge for yourself.

www.alicestevenson.com
November Triple Threat: Ekundayo, Clay, and Siador
Tuesday, 13 November 2007

Thinkspace and SURU present the next installment of The Triple Threat Series featuring new works from: Ekundayo, Joshua Clay, and Erik Siador Opening night is this Thursday, November 15th from 7pm - 10pm at SURU on Melrose in LA.
Brian Schutmaat
Tuesday, 13 November 2007
Why would an up-and-coming photographer major in history? University of Houston student Bryan Schutmaat might be able to answer that question. Schutmaat's photography has been shown all over the country, mostly in his home state (Texas, genius), and yet he is a history major. We can see how history is a part of his work, at least. There is just as much concern with the capturing of one point in time and space as there is for the aesthetic appeal of that moment. It adds a feeling of places lost in time, a loneliness and poignancy for the past. Get acquainted at www.bryanschutmaat.com, and ask him yourself, "History? Seriously?"
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Art galleries, shops/galleries, and museums that we like, organized thus:

New York (Brooklyn, New York City, etc.)

Northern California (Oakland, Sacramento, San Francisco, San Jose, etc.)

Southern California (Los Angeles, etc.)

Elsewhere in the U.S. (Listed by state, alphabetically)

International (Listed by country, alphabetically)

 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.