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Talking with Jonathan LeVine: the Evolution of a Generation Part 2
Friday, 26 February 2010
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Jonathan LeVine has been a staple of the contemporary art scene for years. With the fifth anniversary of his Chelsea gallery set for tomorrow night, we take a long view of this influential man.
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Portfolio: Thomas Campbell
Thursday, 25 February 2010
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“If there ever was a prime example of how growing up a skater can send you down a truly creative path in life, Thomas Campbell would certainly be a candidate,” writes Mark Whitely, editor of our sister magazine, Slap. “All the elements that skateboarding combines- the act of rolling itself, the art, the music, the sideways takes on all that surround you- those things bubble and brew in his blood before being unleashed through his hands and eyes, and his skateboard soup is second to none.”
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Talking with Jonathan LeVine: the Evolution of a Generation Part 1
Thursday, 25 February 2010
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Saturday night the Jonathan LeVine Gallery will celebrate five years in Chelsea with a group show of LeVine artists. To the wider art-world, LeVine’s anniversary is simply another opening—a showcase of artists with a particular renegade aesthetic and in some cases (ahem, Shepard Fairey) ever-growing notoriety—or perhaps a lucky milestone in an unfriendly economic climate. But for those who have closely followed Jonathan LeVine’s D.I.Y. art-meets-street aesthetic, for those who were paying attention fifteen years ago when a 26-year-old kid first started organizing exhibits at New York punk spaces, Saturday’s show is a signifier of what Jonathan describes as “a generational shift.”
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Studio Interview Exclusive with Nick Walker
Thursday, 25 February 2010

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One of the UK’s favorite art star bad boys, Nick Walker, utilizes simple imagery with bold colors, sprinkling his signature stencil works all over the globe. This elusive artist granted Chippy and Richard Scarry exclusive access to his lair…err studio. Take a peek inside with us.


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The Empire Strikes Back: Indian Art Today
Thursday, 25 February 2010
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“After three excellent shows since moving to its new location near Sloane Square, the Saatchi Gallery turns its attention to the modern art of India,” reports Vera Blagev. “Like the other exhibitions, there is a mix of work – some excellent and awe-inspiring, some good, some questionable and some just plain devoid of emotion.”
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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.